Holding Ground: Climate, Ecology, and the Struggle for a Livable Future

Adam Aron
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Holding Ground is a series of interviews hosted by Adam Aron. It asks: How do we respond amid increasing climate disruption, ecological overshoot, and authoritarianism? Holding Ground is about both the inner and outer work of responding: facing difficult feelings and uncertainty while making room for joy—and organizing, strengthening communities, and struggling for a livable future without guarantees of success. Conceived, recorded, produced & financed by Adam Aron: adamaron@ucsd.edu Theme Music Credit: Jim Guerin Artwork Credit: Carolina Montejo

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  1. Sep 11

    Tadzio Müller - Organizing in an Age of Collapse

    Send Adam Aron your thoughts about the episode I talk with Tadzio Müller, from Germany. Tadzio is a climate justice and queer rights activist, as well as a political scientist. For 30 years, he has been involved in struggles against globalization, nuclear waste, and coal—and, more recently, in what he sees as an antifascist struggle.  Tadzio: "If you see people having agency, knowing what they're doing, who are in a moment of catastrophe, that's quite inspiring. So you have to imagine pre-organizing these nuclei, and then catastrophes will come. And if the right nucleus of people meets the right catastrophe, we can have a sort of expansive dynamic beyond that. People saying, wow, that looks really cool, let's do that." Image Credit: By Stefan Müller (climate stuff) from Germany - "1JahrNurBlockiert", Demonstration von Fridays For Future, Berlin, 13.12.2019, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=85715757

    Tadzio Müller - Organizing in an Age of Collapse
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Holding Ground is a series of interviews hosted by Adam Aron. It asks: How do we respond amid increasing climate disruption, ecological overshoot, and authoritarianism? Holding Ground is about both the inner and outer work of responding: facing difficult feelings and uncertainty while making room for joy—and organizing, strengthening communities, and struggling for a livable future without guarantees of success. Conceived, recorded, produced & financed by Adam Aron: adamaron@ucsd.edu Theme Music Credit: Jim Guerin Artwork Credit: Carolina Montejo

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