A look at the history of the movement for climate reparations and why it’s time to implement it.
Mary Annaïse Heglar
Mary is known for her essays that dissect and interrogate the climate crisis, drawing heavily on her personal experience as a Black woman with deep roots in the South. Her work has appeared in
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S2, Ep15 | 2020: The Shitshow
A look back at a year that included a pandemic, a major racial reckoning, and record-setting extreme weather events.
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S2, Ep14 | Making the Case, with Rihana Gunn-Wright
A look at the pernicious myth that Progressive values can’t win competitive political races.
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S2, Ep13 | Mitch McConnell’s Cold, Dead Hands
A 2020 election recap with political consultant Rania Batrice.
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S2, Ep12 | All the Lives in the Balance, with Rachel Ramirez
A side of the climate crisis we don’t often see in the U.S.
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S2, Ep11 | Political Instability =/ Planetary Instability, with Justin Worland
The many ways that political instability and climate crisis feed and exacerbate each other.
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S2, Ep10 | The Flyest Debate Ever, with Brian Kahn
A recap of the VP debate, with Earther’s Brian Kahn.
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S2, EP9 | Around the Way, with Drew Costley
The loss of local media and what it means for the climate beat.
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S2, Ep8 | Mary and Amy Watched “I May Destroy You”
Mary and Amy dig into how “I May Destroy You” is a stealth climate show.
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S2, Ep7 | There’s No Climate Justice without Indigenous Sovereignty, with Rebecca Nagle
Cherokee reporter Rebecca Nagle breaks down why Indigenous sovereignty is critical to a just transition.