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Fridays for Future

Fridays for Future

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Oct 28, 2026

Skylar HarrisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:17
And then another plaintiff out west is Simon.
Skylar HarrisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:20
He was really engaged in Greta Thunberg's Fridays for Future.
Skylar HarrisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:25
And he actually had to leave his school because they were upset about the fact that he was participating in walkouts every Friday.
Skylar HarrisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:34
So he's been homeschooled for a significant period of his educational lifetime.
Rutger BregmanGUEST
38:17
Maybe you're right, maybe not.
Rutger BregmanGUEST
38:19
There's actually a lot of good evidence that Extinction Rebellion protests, the Fridays for Future, the Great Athunberg Movement,
Rufus GriscomHOST
38:26
did
Rutger BregmanGUEST
38:27
an enormous amount of good.

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Greta Thunberg: Unsilent Night (4+ Hour Biography)

Oct 22 · 1 Mention

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92:34
S-K-O-L-S-T-R-E-J-K for K-L-I-M-A-T-E-T.
speaker_0NARRATOR
92:39
School strike for climate.
speaker_0NARRATOR
92:41
No slogan beneath it, no decoration, nothing to soften or explain.
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92:46
The bluntness is the point.
Birgit SchulzGUEST
3:26
So I was waiting for two days' link of that story.
Birgit SchulzGUEST
3:30
And then at some point we heard the young woman from Fridays for Future, St. Petra Kelly, as her spiritual heritage.
Birgit SchulzGUEST
3:37
And then I knew, so now it's the right time.
Birgit SchulzGUEST
3:41
And then I approached Doris Metz to direct it.
Rosie PaulGUEST
23:48
It's such an awesome community to be a part of, and everyone loves to listen to new mu- new music and invite different bands to play, which I think is really cool.
Rosie PaulGUEST
23:57
Um, so yeah, band days this year, I think in terms of performance, the first one we did was the School Strike for Climate gig, which I absolutely loved.
Rosie PaulGUEST
24:07
I thought it was such an awesome opportunity for such a good cause.
Rosie PaulGUEST
24:11
Uh, and we got to play at Space Academy, which I had never been to, but it's this place where bands play quite often in the center of Christchurch, and it's su- just such an awesome kind of political space where you get to share your music, like, and everyone has the same opinions as me [laughs] which is also really cool.
Anita SchüttlerGUEST
4:03
And it was after the Paris Agreement in 2015 and before the Corona pandemic, COVID pandemic hit the world.
Anita SchüttlerGUEST
4:14
We had those big Fridays for Future demos here in Germany as well.
Anita SchüttlerGUEST
4:20
One with over 50,000 people here in Bremen and Germany.
Anita SchüttlerGUEST
4:26
People from my company were there, my family was there and so on.
Chris AdamsHOST
6:07
That was when basically almost every country on Earth, apart from two, said, yes, this climate thing is a real thing.
Chris AdamsHOST
6:13
We need to just do something about it.
Chris AdamsHOST
6:14
And when you spoke about the Fridays for Future, that was like in Germany, as well as like the rest of the world.
Chris AdamsHOST
6:19
But there was like every Friday, people would turn up at lunchtime and you'd have all these protests, all these demonstrations.
Elizabeth GoldingGUEST
7:28
Yeah, I've always kind of as a young person, I think interest in the environment and environmental justice is very important for most kind of youth people, um, today.
Elizabeth GoldingGUEST
7:39
And I grew up kind of attending School Strike for Climate, and particularly in Newcastle, it can be a very controversial area when it comes to coal mining and a lot of waste disposal.
Elizabeth GoldingGUEST
7:50
So I've always kind of been around people who talk about environmental justice a lot and kind of quite passionate about that, and as well seeing the passion as well in a, like a lot of young people.
Elizabeth GoldingGUEST
8:00
Growing up in high school, this was what we would discuss at recess is like, "What is the government doing? What can we do? Where do we go from here? Is enough happening?" But also I think growing up in that environment, I also noticed a lot of...
AntimonySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
54:07
Mm.
LauraSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
54:07
Um, it originated from the 2019 School Strike for Climate.
AntimonySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
54:12
Mm.
LauraSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
54:13
And yeah, there were six regional metro mums, um, that went along to those and were really concerned about climate and was like, "Well, where, where are the parents? Where are the adults in this conversation?" And yeah, I guess that's how the organization was formed.

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