Lights, Climate, Action

In this episode, Jake & Tolmeia discuss the film adaptation of the book How to Blow Up A Pipeline by Andreas Malm. With 35 FBI warnings about its potential to inspire direct action, does this movie directed by Daniel Goldhaber do a good job of depicting climate activism?

Hosted by Jake Randall & Tolmeia Gregory, Lights Climate Action is a podcast discussing film and TV through a climate lens. In each episode, Jake & Tolly look at a film or TV series and discuss what it does and doesn't get right on climate change, from fossil fuel propaganda and environmental disasters to cartoons and comedy.

Follow the podcast on Instagram at instagram.com/lightsclimateaction

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Jake Randall is a cinephile with a film degree, a love for all things A24 and the odd musical. He works in comms and video production in the climate change and human rights sector.

Tolmeia Gregory is an artist who loves a tearjerker or a rom-com. She currently works as an artist and climate campaigner focused on fossil fuel advertising.

Music by Stowe Gregory.

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In this episode, Jake & Tolmeia look back on a movie and TV show from their childhood with a discussion all about The Simpsons. How has The Simpsons and its lovable cartoon characters influenced its audience to think about environmental issues? What do we remember most, Spider Pig or the themes of pollution?

Hosted by Jake Randall & Tolmeia Gregory, Lights Climate Action is a podcast discussing film and TV through a climate lens. In each episode, Jake & Tolly look at a film or TV series and discuss what it does and doesn't get right on climate change, from fossil fuel propaganda and environmental disasters to cartoons and comedy.

Follow the podcast on Instagram at instagram.com/lightsclimateaction

Follow the podcast on BlueSky at lightsclimatepod.bsky.social

Follow the podcast on TikTok at tiktok.com/@lightsclimateaction

Follow the podcast on YouTube at youtube.com/@lightsclimateaction

Jake Randall is a cinephile with a film degree, a love for all things A24 and the odd musical. He works in comms and video production in the climate change and human rights sector.

Tolmeia Gregory is an artist who loves a tearjerker or a rom-com. She currently works as an artist and climate campaigner focused on fossil fuel advertising.

Music by Stowe Gregory.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Jake & Tolmeia discuss Landman, the hit TV show written by Taylor Sheridan, starring Billy Bob Thornton. Inspired by the podcast, Boomtown, Landman is all about the oil and gas industry in Texas. Can we see past the anti-renewable propaganda and enjoy the show?

Hosted by Jake Randall & Tolmeia Gregory, Lights Climate Action is a podcast discussing film and TV through a climate lens. In each episode, Jake & Tolly look at a film or TV series and discuss what it does and doesn't get right on climate change, from fossil fuel propaganda and environmental disasters to cartoons and comedy.

Follow the podcast on Instagram at instagram.com/lightsclimateaction

Follow the podcast on BlueSky at lightsclimatepod.bsky.social

Follow the podcast on TikTok at tiktok.com/@lightsclimateaction

Follow the podcast on YouTube at youtube.com/@lightsclimateaction

Jake Randall is a cinephile with a film degree, a love for all things A24 and the odd musical. He works in comms and video production in the climate change and human rights sector.

Tolmeia Gregory is an artist who loves a tearjerker or a rom-com. She currently works as an artist and climate campaigner focused on fossil fuel advertising.

Music by Stowe Gregory.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Jake & Tolmeia discuss Don't Look Up directed by Adam McKay. Don't Look Up (2021) tells the story of an incoming planet-destroying comet but does it go far enough as a climate change allegory?

Hosted by Jake Randall & Tolmeia Gregory, Lights Climate Action is a podcast discussing film and TV through a climate lens. In each episode, Jake & Tolly look at a film or TV series and discuss what it does and doesn't get right on climate change, from fossil fuel propaganda and environmental disasters to cartoons and comedy.

Follow the podcast on Instagram at instagram.com/lightsclimateaction

Follow the podcast on BlueSky at lightsclimatepod.bsky.social

Jake Randall is a cinephile with a film degree, a love for all things A24 and the odd musical. He works in comms and video production in the climate change and human rights sector.

Tolmeia Gregory is an artist who loves a tearjerker or a rom-com. She currently works as an artist and climate campaigner focused on fossil fuel advertising.

Music by Stowe Gregory.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosted by Jake Randall & Tolmeia Gregory, Lights Climate Action is a podcast discussing film and TV through a climate lens. In each episode, Jake & Tolly look at a film or TV series and discuss what it does and doesn't get right on climate change, from fossil fuel propaganda and environmental disasters to cartoons and comedy.

This is our short introductory teaser episode for us to explain what this is all about, so, please excuse any imperfect audio while we find our feet.

Follow the podcast on Instagram at instagram.com/lightsclimateaction

Follow the podcast on BlueSky at lightsclimatepod.bsky.social

Jake Randall is a cinephile with a film degree, a love for all things A24 and the odd musical. He works in comms and video production in the climate change and human rights sector.

Tolmeia Gregory is an artist who loves a tearjerker or a rom-com. She currently works as an artist and climate campaigner focused on fossil fuel advertising.

Music by Stowe Gregory.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.