Roger Hallam

in the course of that happening.

Yeah, a few weeks ago we had Roger Hallam on Radio EcoShock.

You appeared with him in a webcast in July.

And this was after the UK actuaries, a very conservative bunch, floated a hypothetical scenario.

Hello, and welcome to another episode of Saving the World from Bad Ideas.

My guest today is Roger Hallam, climate campaigner and co-founder of Extinction Rebellion.

Roger, welcome.

Hiya.

the primary thing people need to feel is that they're being heard, and that means shutting up and listening to them.

[Instrumental music] Welcome to the studio, Roger Hallam.

I am super excited to be speaking to the founder of Extinction Rebellion and Just Stop Oil in the UK.

So Roger came into my view on a LinkedIn post at a time when I needed to hear something most, which was that, yes, protesting does matter.

And thanks very much, Jenny, for having me on.

Hello, everyone.

[laughs] Uh, yeah, m- my name's Roger Hallam.

I, yeah, as Jenny just said, am a co-founder of Extinction Rebellion.

This is the October issue of the Critic, uh, which is, uh, now in the shops.

And, um, I think maybe the best thing to do is to start with our cover story, which is the, uh, the guru behind Just Stop Oil and also Extinction Rebellion, who is, uh, Roger Hallam, who is, uh, y- been released from jail.

And, um, our correspondent, Indy Bhattacharya, uh, had an opportunity to hear what he says to his activist friends and acolytes, um, i-i- in a, um, in a supportive environment.

Uh, and I think it's a really fascinating profile that Indy has, uh, drawn up for us, um, uh, about Hallam and his motivation, his, his absolute self-belief that he is a, a savior of the world.