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🗓️ 24 October 2021
⏱️ 133 minutes
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Cop26 is a gathering of world leaders, meeting this November in Glasgow to review agreements to reduce carbon emissions. While the meeting was being confirmed, the Young Christian Climate Network planned a relay pilgrimage from Cornwall to Glasgow.Â
In this podcast Rachel Mander talks to us about what’s at stake in this historic gathering, about faith and activism, about how poorer countries are being pushed into debt to the bigger carbon emitters, and about the trials and joys of the political pilgrimage.
After the interview, Nomad hosts David Blower and Anna Robinson have a conversation about how Rachel’s experiences might inform their own activism and faith journeys.Â
Interview starts at 22m 06s
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0:00.0 | The |
0:07.0 | The Welcome back to Nomad Podcast. I'm Anna Robinson and this is... |
0:42.3 | David Benjamin Blower. Here I am. Hello. |
0:46.3 | Sorry, I didn't know whether that was the right thing to say then. I got a bit flummocks. This is only my second time hosting and it feels like quite a big responsibility. I have listened so many times |
0:54.7 | to the podcast, but it's amazing how you forget it when you suddenly got the microphone in your |
0:59.5 | face. Do you know what? I think I've always managed to avoid the tasks that you have. Okay. |
1:04.5 | Of kind of like leading the charge, as it were. Yeah. Oh, that's impressive. How are you doing? How are you? This is the |
1:13.2 | first time we get to actually do this together. It's exciting. Yeah, I'm doing all right. The exciting |
1:20.1 | thing at my end is that I've got a standing desk situation at the moment because I thought it'd be |
1:26.6 | nice to do more standing up. |
1:29.1 | So I'm not hunched over all the time. But it's not one of those ones that you can go up or down with. |
1:34.9 | So I'm not at my computer right now. I'm sort of sitting on a comfy chair hunched with another |
1:40.3 | chair in front of me and the microphone sat on top of it. So I feel a bit like I'm camping. |
1:46.5 | It's quite a popular thing there standing up when you're working. My husband's been doing the same |
1:50.7 | thing. So if you sit at a desk for a long time, it's, I think it kind of changes your psyche, |
1:56.0 | doesn't it, when you're standing up? I think I'm a bit jealous. I wish I was standing up now. I wish I was using his desk. |
2:07.1 | I'm sat. So, you're sat. Well, you know, there's a time for it, isn't there? It's emails. I don't want to be sat down, hunched over like a golem, doing emails all my life. And I think |
2:11.5 | when I'm standing up, it sort of helps me be a bit more, um,bash-bosh with the emails, you know. Yeah, I like it. I think I might try that next time. |
2:21.7 | I'm not feeling 100%. |
2:23.4 | I don't know if the listener can hear got a slight cold going on. |
2:27.8 | I'm recovering, I think I'm on day 14 post-COVID. |
2:31.8 | And yeah, I've had a bit of a knockback after initially thinking I'd recovered so |
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