The OrchardcastAUDIO: It's the End of This World As We Know It1×0:00Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -39:19-39:19Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade.AUDIO: It's the End of This World As We Know ItQ&A with Bronwen Tucker and Crystal Lameman, two of six co-authors of a new book envisioning what true climate justice looks like.Jeremy AppelFeb 17, 2023ShareFor those of you who enjoyed reading my Q&A with two co-authors of The End of This World: Climate Justice in So-Called Canada can now listen to the full, lightly-edited interview. If you haven’t yet, read the edited and condensed transcript here:The OrchardIt’s the End of This World As We Know ItAs readers of this newsletter will know, the notion of a “just transition” away from fossil fuels has been a major topic of discussion and dispute in Canada, and especially Alberta, as of late. A new book from Between the Lines, The End of Thi…Read more4 years ago · Jeremy AppelSubscribeDiscussion about this episodeCommentsRestacksThe OrchardcastThe Orchard, but for your earsThe Orchard, but for your earsSubscribeListen onSubstack AppApple PodcastsSpotifyPocket CastsRSS FeedAppears in episodeJeremy AppelRecent EpisodesBuy my book!Oct 7 • Jeremy AppelQuebec's Election with Nora Loreto (Pt. 2)Sep 29 • Jeremy Appel and Nora LoretoWhy Biden Allowed Israel to Cross His Red LineSep 21 • Jeremy AppelThe State of Things (Ft. Christy Somos)Aug 14 • Jeremy Appel and The State of ThingsUnpacking the Combatting Hate Act with Shama RangwalaJul 29 • Jeremy Appel and Shama RangwalaHow the John Birch Society Shaped Modern ConservatismJul 16 • Jeremy AppelDeCyphering the Middle EastJun 5 • Jeremy Appel, Muhannad Ayyash, and Jeremy WildemanHeadlines - 06/03/26Jun 3 • Jeremy Appel