April stopped to share some words when she was on her way to a meeting with Minister of Environment Nikki Sharma to ask her to intervene so that the women being sentenced in Kamloops did not have to ride, handcuffed, in a seatbelt-less police wagon over the Coquihalla in February. Nikki Sharma cried when she heard April's story, and promised to do what she could. April never heard from her again and four of the women WERE transported in police wagon from Kamloops to Maple Ridge. One sustained a shoulder injury and a concussion on the way. April was granted appeal and so was not transported to prison. April is one of the most engaging, intelligent and brave women I have ever had the privilege of speaking with.

River talks about the first three On 2 Ottawa actions.

Donna Clark, a teacher on unceded Squamish, Museum, Tsleil-Waututh land, talks about her June 14, 2021 Fairy Creek arrest at Waterfall Camp Ada’itsx/Fairy Creek unceded Pacheedaht-Nuuhchalnuth lands. Photo by Mike Grame.

Ever narrowly escaped spending a month in prison for displaying climate messages on her body at the Junos.

Interview with Ben Holt, on house arrest during the recording for multiple arrests for trying to save the last 2.7% of old-growth trees in so-called British Columbia.

Dr. Tim Takaro is a professor, physician and expert in health-related consequence of climate crisis. He sat in trees and delayed the Trans Mountain pipeline for 16 months. 

Susan Bibbings is currently serving a 28-day jail sentence for acting as media at a ceremony 5 meters from the Trans Mountain Expansion worksite. Find out what is really going on inside this petro-state's courtrooms.

Leenie spent more than 36 hours in the Cordova Street Jail, in unsanitary and torturous conditions.  

An in-depth look at the labyrinth that is the BC justice system with the oh-so-intelligent and poetic Lyric Crow. 

Conversation with Squid, who spent 19 hours in the dirty, unsanitary, unusually cruel Cordova St jail for a nonviolent action that did not block anyone from going anywhere. Recorded on unceded occupied territories of Museum, Tseil-Waututh and Squamish traditional territories.