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Climate Action Show

Climate Action Collective
Santa Marta Conference
Fossil Fuels
Climate Change
Atlas Network
Australia
Great Koala National Park
COP30 Belem
Melbourne
Indigenous Rights
Colombia
Tropical Forest Forever Facility
Climate Action
Neoliberalism
Mangroves
Green Colonialism
Public Housing Towers
Fossil Fuel Phase Out
Protest Rights
Greater Glider
Native Forest Logging

Climate change - what's hot and what's not. Find out what is happening in community campaigns around the country, as well as the latest science and the solutions that are available now.

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CLIMATE ACTION SHOW25TH MAY 2026Produced by Vivien Langford SANTA MARTA - AN ECONOMIC & POLITICAL RESETHAS THE Fossil Fuel INDUSTRY ROBBED US OF OUR IMAGINATION? Guests:Louise Morris - THE AUSTRALIA INSTITUTE and participant at Santa Marta Conferenec... more

Shae interviews Sarah Wilson about her recent book, I Eat the Stars: How to Live Fully and Beautifully in a Collapsing World. Together, they explore Sarah’s journey from climate activism grounded in hope to a deeper acceptance that the world is under... more

Shae speaks to Sea Shepherd Australia spokesperson Grahame Lloyd about a recent beach cleanup in remote Cape York, which removed 12 tonnes of plastic pollution from a culturally significant coastline.Annika Reynolds from the Australian Conservation F... more

CLIMATE ACTION SHOWProduced by Vivien LangfordMay 4th 2026IN THE DYING DAYS OF FOSSIL FUELSSANTA MARTA .GOLDMAN PRIZE . VIGIL . MARCH IN MARCH . FLIGHT FREE LIVING Guests: Speech from Yuvelis Morales Colombian Anti Fracking winner of the Green Nobel ... more

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Recent Guests

Louise Morris
From The Australia Institute, climate advocate who attended Santa Marta
The Australia Institute
Episode: SANTA MARTA - ECONOMIC & POLITICAL RESET
Emily Ghosh
Senior scientist at the Stockholm Environment Institute, spoke about roadmaps and equitable transitions
Stockholm Environment Institute
Episode: SANTA MARTA - ECONOMIC & POLITICAL RESET
Sarah Wilson
Australian journalist, television presenter, and author
Author of books including I Eat the Stars
Episode: Interview with Sarah Wilson about accepting oncoming complex systems collapse
Grahame Lloyd
Sea Shepherd Australia spokesperson discussing the Cape York cleanup
Sea Shepherd Australia
Episode: Sea Shepherd Australia beach cleanup, Australian Conservation Foundation presentation on Australia's Safeguard Mechanism, and Murray Darling Basin Plan Review
Annika Reynolds
Australian Conservation Foundation presenter on the Safeguard Mechanism
Australian Conservation Foundation
Episode: Sea Shepherd Australia beach cleanup, Australian Conservation Foundation presentation on Australia's Safeguard Mechanism, and Murray Darling Basin Plan Review
Craig Wilkins
National Co-Director of the Murray-Darling Conservation Alliance
Murray-Darling Conservation Alliance
Episode: Sea Shepherd Australia beach cleanup, Australian Conservation Foundation presentation on Australia's Safeguard Mechanism, and Murray Darling Basin Plan Review
Elizabeth Maddox
Book reviewer who discussed Vigil
Author of Vigil discussion on the show
Episode: SANTA MARTA.GOLDMAN PRIZE . VIGIL . MARCH IN MARCH . FLIGHT FREE.
Mark Carter
Founder, Flight Free Australia
Flight Free Australia
Episode: SANTA MARTA.GOLDMAN PRIZE . VIGIL . MARCH IN MARCH . FLIGHT FREE.
Elisa Morghera
UN Special Rapporteur on climate change and human rights
United Nations
Episode: SANTA MARTA Episode 4. Prof Elisa Morgera and Laura Restrepo

Hosts

Shay
Host of Climate Action Show
Vivien Langford
Host of Climate Action Show
Rosie
Host of Climate Action Show
Bella Jesson
Interviewer for No Music on a Warming Planet segment; Host of Climate Action Show
Claudia Antunes
Journalist with Summa Uma

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 19 ratings
  • Wonderful.

    Podchaser
    5
    Vivien Langford
    5 years ago
  • Inspiring, informative show

    This show has a little something for everyone, technical perspectives, detailed plans for a sustainable future, activist stories and strategies, and lots of stories of personal courage.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    mbranUSA
    United States6 years ago

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Guests bring diverse expertise and real-world impact, enriching the discussion.
Inspiring and informative with a range of technical and personal stories.
Show blends science, activism, and practical campaigns effectively.

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SANTA MARTA Episode 4. Prof Elisa Morgera and Laura Restrepo
Q: What would you say to people who are suspicious of the UN or skeptical about reform?
The UN remains a crucial forum, and Santa Marta is designed to feed back into it; the goal is to broaden participation and create pressure for reform through practical, coalition-driven action rather than abandoning established institutions.
SANTA MARTA Episode 4. Prof Elisa Morgera and Laura Restrepo
Q: How will the road map (or lack thereof) coming out of Santa Marta influence future UN processes?
Santa Marta is framed as a technical report and a catalyst for broader dialogue; it should complement, not replace, UNFCCC efforts, providing insights, regional voices, and a pathway for more inclusive international collaboration.
SANTA MARTA Episode 4. Prof Elisa Morgera and Laura Restrepo
Q: What safeguards do you think the Santa Marta conference will discuss to prevent harms in the transition?
The discussion will emphasize binding human rights clauses, environmental due diligence, free prior and informed consent for affected communities, and ensuring the benefits of the transition stay within territories rather than fueling extractivist models or environmental damage.
ONCE YOU KNOW Emmanuel Cappelin and Nathan Hevery
Q: Emmanuel, would you consider a part two or continuation of Once You Know, and where would you take the story?
Emmanuel Cappelin indicates he has spent eight years on the film and plans to rest, but acknowledges that the issues are existential and may lead to new forms of storytelling or documentary work focused on climate politics and collapse beyond the current narrative.
ONCE YOU KNOW Emmanuel Cappelin and Nathan Hevery
Q: What models will you teach about going beyond zero?
Nathan Havey describes the Intrapreneur Accelerator, a year-long program built around Leith Sharpe's material on intrapreneurship and six essential elements for corporate transformation, including a regenerative environmental mindset, stakeholder pathway engagement, and a pilot project across the company to embed sustainable practices.

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