Ive and Thanesh dive into the white feminism of Katy Perry's latest music video. They discuss the subtle and not-so-subtle ways the video glorifies the oil and gas industry, examining its implications for climate, feminism, and girlhood.

Tune in as we Gaslight, Gatekeep, and break down the cultural significance of Katy Perry's video and discuss the urgent need for radical imagination in addressing climate change and social justice.

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Todays guest is the incredible Charlotte Spruzen, a dear scientist, science communicator, and friend.

Charlotte is a geology PhD student at McGill University, with a keen interest in field geology and the evolution of complex life. She is passionate about involving more students in geoscience and improving public understanding of our planet.

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The key to better health is tied to the health of our planet? In this episode, we unveil the unexpected ways climate change is reshaping our well-being. Rising temperatures don't just mean hotter days, but also a surge in health issues—from asthma to anxiety. How do we navigate this reality?

Join hosts Ive Velikova and Thanesh as they break down the science with a spark of optimism. Ive's engaging storytelling and Thanesh's public health expertise come together to shine a light on the hidden connections between our environment and our health. From heatwaves triggering heart conditions to the spread of tropical diseases in new regions, discover how the climate crisis is closer to home than you think.

But don't worry—it's not all doom and gloom! This episode is a beacon of hope, highlighting the power of community support. From mutual aid networks to grassroots initiatives, learn how communities are building resilience and fostering well-being through solidarity and collective action.

Tune in to Earth Oasis for a dose of inspiration and practical tips on how you can make a difference. Together, we can heal the earth and ourselves.

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Earth Oasis is your cozy escape from climate doom. Hosted by Ive Velikova and Thanesh, this comforting podcast explores climate optimism through powerful stories and actionable solutions. Join us as we transform anger and despair into motivation and action, building a more livable world together.

This episode is all about NIMBY-ism and environmental racism!

It is an episode about birds and whales and how climate change has impacted their migration patterns and survival. We will also dive into the dark history and misconceptions around these animals over the years and how to combat them.

Feeling overwhelmed by climate news? Introducing Earth Oasis, our BRAND NEW podcast that hopes to build a cozy sanctuary amidst the climate crisis! Welcome to Earth Oasis, your sanctuary amidst the climate crisis. Join hosts Ive and Thanesh as they embark on a transformative journey through the complexities of climate change discourse. In this episode, delve into the art of crafting conversations that inspire empathy, ignite hope, and drive meaningful action. From historical environmental movements to Indigenous perspectives, explore diverse narratives shaping our understanding of the planet’s future. Tune in for practical strategies, insightful reflections, and actionable steps towards building a more sustainable world.

Indigenous Climate Resources:

• Climate Atlas⁠⁠ - Explore local climate data and stories through interactive maps and graphs.⁠⁠Indigenous Climate Hub⁠⁠ - Access resources rooted in Indigenous knowledge and environmental stewardship.⁠

• Indigenous Clean Energy⁠ - Powering Indigenous-led clean energy projects

Earth Day History Resources:

• ⁠⁠The Clean Air Act⁠⁠ - Understand the key provisions and impact of this legislation on air quality regulation.
• Clean Water Act of 1972⁠⁠ - Learn about the landmark legislation aimed at protecting water quality in the United States.
• Intersectional Environmentalist's ⁠⁠Guide to Earth Day⁠⁠

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