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Extinction Rebellion

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Sep 13, 2026

Tatton SpillerHOST
10:16
They said they had three days of people and they were working in shifts.
Tatton SpillerHOST
10:20
Like, you know, we've seen Extinction Rebellion, for example, really shutting places down for long periods of time.
Tatton SpillerHOST
10:28
So that's what I thought was going to happen because if they said it was going to happen, why would I not believe them? But then what was that? They had no aims.
Tatton SpillerHOST
10:37
We don't know what they wanted to achieve.
Kathleen SchusterHOST
5:45
It came with a sense of belonging, of having found her tribe, and moving with it to try and help shape a different, more hopeful future.
Katie HodgettsGUEST
5:54
At a similar time, I remember being on the bus to the first Extinction Rebellion protest, and it felt like we were on this bus riding on the waves of history It felt so momentous and was, wow, one of the people [laughs] that was at the protest with no shoes on.
Kathleen SchusterHOST
6:15
[Instrumental music] But besides the euphoria and the sense of possibility, like other activists, Katie had a deep understanding of the scale of the problem they were trying to draw attention to, and that came with its own challenges.
Kathleen SchusterHOST
6:28
Besides the campaigning and organizing, she also became what was called a wellbeing officer, meaning she was the one that the other activists could turn to for support when they were feeling stressed or anxious.
Barry MaloneGUEST
16:53
And he was issuing these weird threats where he referred to these men behind him as, like, "my men." And he said the Daily Mail has, like, 48 hours to respond, and then I'll ask my men to stand down, like, talking like some kind of a military leader.
Barry MaloneGUEST
17:09
Also, you know, the police just let them, you know, block the highway, which Extinction Rebellion, uh, uh, weren't allowed to do, or, um, [tsks] um-
Michael WalkerHOST
17:18
Just Stop Oil
Barry MaloneGUEST
17:18
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Adriaan van KlinkenGUEST
35:31
So there are these examples, and this is only one example, right? There are other examples of the church, of faith communities locally, which are embedded in the institutional church, where those forms of Christianity are practiced.
Adriaan van KlinkenGUEST
35:46
But then the point I made earlier about kind of theology happening on the street and on social media, I mean, Extinction Rebellion is a fascinating example, right? Where we have seen communion-like, Holy Communion-like rituals being celebrated as part of Extinction Rebellion protests on the highways.
Adriaan van KlinkenGUEST
36:07
And Christian hymns being sung as part of those protests.
Adriaan van KlinkenGUEST
36:14
And that is where church happens, right? That is where...
Adriaan van KlinkenGUEST
35:55
And this is only one example, right? There are other examples of faith communities locally which are embedded in the institutional church where those forms of Christianity are practiced.
Adriaan van KlinkenGUEST
36:11
But then the point I made earlier about kind of theology happening on the street and on social media, I mean, Extinction Rebellion is a fascinating example, right? Where we have seen communion-like, Holy Communion-like rituals being celebrated as part of Extinction Rebellion protests on the highways.
Adriaan van KlinkenGUEST
36:31
And Christian hymns being sung as part of those protests.
Adriaan van KlinkenGUEST
36:38
And that is where church happens, right? That is where...
Paul PetersHOST
45:07
There were so many
Gordon DarrochHOST
45:07
police around they must have thought there was an Extinction Rebellion protest going on.
Paul PetersHOST
45:16
and yeah so a farm was raided apparently to this group intended to kidnap a drug criminal who was living in that farm and a 51 year old security guard was shot dead and two police officers were injured in that raid and dozens of suspects were arrested following a large scale manhunt in a very short amount of time.
Paul PetersHOST
45:42
So that was brilliant police work, including a couple of them who were hiding in said cornfields.
CuánGUEST
46:41
to do something about it.
CuánGUEST
46:45
The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre, Extinction Rebellion.
CuánGUEST
46:48
Because there's a huge group of people who want to do something about it.
CuánGUEST
46:52
There's a huge group of people who want to do something about it, to do something about the Trump administration.
Eric EricksonHOST
23:28
We find out Jacob Coxon, who worked at Anthropic for only a few weeks, worked for a left-wing political advocacy group in 2021 called Newspeak.
Eric EricksonHOST
23:36
The organization is a British NGO with ties to hacking democracy, Hillary Clinton, prison abolition, and the Extinction Rebellion.
Eric EricksonHOST
23:44
Many major Democratic politicians are now using Jacobs' Twitter post to fearmonger the public into voting to regulate AI.
Eric EricksonHOST
23:52
It just so happens Bernie Sanders has a bill already written to ban artificial superintelligence and to create a new federal agency to protect the public from the dangers of AI.
Jacob CoxonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
27:51
It's basically out of science fiction.
Jacob CoxonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
27:53
I think we have no other choice but to cooperate internationally because an arms race would be disastrous.
Eric EricksonHOST
27:59
Oh, you got a British guy who worked for the Extinction Rebellion who thinks we need international cooperation to ban AI, which what uses power? What does the Extinction Rebellion want to do? Shut down power access.
Eric EricksonHOST
28:16
And he's selling that we're all going to – y'all, I'm sorry.
Mark DunleyCORRESPONDENT
46:24
And if you engage in violence, which is what terrorism is, as a response, you know, you end up being, you know, your sort of own worst enemy.
Mark DunleyCORRESPONDENT
46:37
And, you know, and I'm also very active in Extinction Rebellion.
Mark DunleyCORRESPONDENT
46:40
And, you know, they have done studies that show that if you can get 3.5% of a country's population to engage, particularly in nonviolent civil protests, you know, then you're always successful.
Mark DunleyCORRESPONDENT
46:55
And I knew growing up that, you know, the two things, you know, we said Nelson Mandela after the huge fight over apartheid and a lot of that was built in the United States around civil disobedience and nonviolence.
Chris LissHOST
1:21
It's an operation.
Chris LissHOST
1:22
And this guy, Jacob Coxon, was tied to Newspeak, which was a British NGO involved with, quote, hacking democracy, Hillary Clinton, prison abolition and the Extinction Rebellion.
Chris LissHOST
1:33
I'm not sure what that is.
Chris LissHOST
1:34
Maybe climate change.

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