Reporting on Protests with Tatiana
Our causes reporters sat down to talk about her work.
LTE
enJune 18, 2020
Big Swings with Mary DeMocker
enDecember 17, 2019
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About this Episode
Eugene-based writer and climate activist Mary DeMocker joins Brendan O'Meara to talk about the climate and what big swings need to happen.
Check out her latest guest view "North Pole is going green."
[Apologies are in order: There were some audio issues and, as a result, this episode isn't as polished as it could be. But I still want to share it.]
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