Lawyer, climate storyteller, and founder of the UBC Climate Hub, Grace Nosek, joins host Am Johal on a mission — to publicly uncover feelings of ‘climate doom’ and ‘individual responsibility’ as narratives dispelled by the fossil fuel industry.

Planet Potluck Episode 6: Nina and Uma

Jul 11th, 2019 30m 53s

Grace chats with Nina and Uma, teen climate activists in Vancouver, British Columbia, about speaking at City Hall, centering justice and intersectionality in the climate movement, and discovering the courage to speak up. They talk about how the

Planet Potluck Episode 5: Kate Higham

Mar 26th, 2019 24m 45s

Grace chats with Kate Higham, the inaugural Coordinator of the University of British Columbia Climate Hub and a longtime human rights advocate, about the vital connection between human rights and climate change, how corporations might be held l

Planet Potluck Episode 4: Kelsey Skaggs

Feb 19th, 2019 32m 49s

Grace chats with Kelsey Skaggs, lawyer and Executive Director of the Climate DefenseProject, about suing Harvard for its failure to divest from fossil fuels while still a lawstudent and the growing momentum around the climate necessity defens

Planet Potluck Episode 3: Lindsay Borrows

Nov 25th, 2018 34m 40s

Grace chats with Lindsay Borrows, lawyer, author, and linguist. Lindsay is a member of the Chippewas of Nawash First Nation. Her love for the land, water and story-telling inspire her to explore law as a way to strengthen relationships between

Planet Potluck Episode 2: Jacqueline Lee-Tam

Oct 22nd, 2018 20m 32s

Grace chats with Jacqueline Lee-Tam, a climate justice organizer and university student, about her collaboration on a national youth campaign to condemn the Canadian government’s decision to purchase the Trans Mountain pipeline. Jacqueline spea

Planet Potluck Episode 1: Grace Nosek

Aug 29th, 2018 13m 44s

Grace Nosek, host of Planet Potluck, shares how an injury drives her climate work, how a hopeful climate talk changed the course of her career, and how she's found community and joy by leaning into climate activism.

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