Break In Case of Emergency
Break In Case of Emergency
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A Canadian podcast about audacious climate solutions rooted in justice and workers’ rights — from the team at the Climate Emergency Unit.
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The podcast focuses on urgent climate solutions, social justice, and workers’ rights, discussing themes such as the climate emergency, government accountability, and community resilience. Episodes include candid interviews with activists and leaders, exploring topics like the impact of climate policies, real experiences from frontline communities, and strategies for mobilizing against the climate crisis, highlighted by references to Seth Klein's influential climate book.
A Canadian podcast about audacious climate solutions rooted in justice and workers’ rights — from the team at the Climate Emergency Unit.
In the wake of the successful inclusion of a Youth Climate Corps pilot in the 2025 federal budget, Juan Vargas Alba (co-lead of the Youth Climate Corps campaign) interviews community organizer Karina Villada about the myths and scapegoating around immigration, migrant workers and (youth) unemployment.
This episode functions as a resource for young organizers who want to understand issues of immigration and encourages the climate movement to stand in solidarity with the migrant rights movement.
This episode aired on Wednesday, December 17th, 2025.
Credits: Produced by Anjali Appadurai, Juan Vargas Alba and Doug Hamilton-Evans. Hosted by Juan Vargas Alba. Featuring Karina Villada. Music and audio editing by Anjali Appadurai. Artwork by Geoff Smith.
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