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 more3 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 EpisodesUnpacking 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 AppelReferendum MadnessMay 29 • Jeremy Appel and Dave CournoyerHeadlines - 05/26/26May 27 • Jeremy AppelHow U.S. Media Sold the Gaza GenocideMay 21 • Jeremy AppelDid NES’s Ontario Liberal leadership campaign get sabotaged?May 11 • Jeremy Appel and Jake Landau