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Side Effects of Young People Leading the Climate Movement (with Sunrise Movement)

Smart Funny & Black Productions

Amanda Seales

Kids & Family, Performing Arts, Arts, Education For Kids, Visual Arts

4.89.8K Ratings

🗓️ 30 July 2025

⏱️ 64 minutes

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Summary

This week, we are joined by Aru Shiney-Ajay and Dejah Powell of Sunrise Movement, a youth organization with a mission of stopping the climate crisis and winning a Green New Deal, to talk about the ways mass movement momentum can change the Democratic Party for the better.

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0:00.0

Small doses.

0:04.6

Self help from the hit.

0:06.0

Small doses.

0:07.0

We're talking at shit.

0:08.6

Small doses.

0:09.8

And keeping it real.

0:11.2

Small doses.

0:12.2

With me and Anna Seals.

0:14.2

It's so funky.

0:16.7

Welcome to another episode of Small Doses podcast.

0:20.5

Amanda Seals here, live and in full effect.

0:24.4

And, you know, we just keep going, don't we?

0:28.6

We just keep going.

0:30.8

And one of the things I don't think that we're really just,

0:33.7

we're just not centering enough the conversation of the fact that, like like we really can't keep going on a planet that has limitations.

0:42.3

And that's what the sunrise movement is really focused on.

0:45.8

I was really excited to link up with these ladies who are members of the sunrise movement, which is an organization of young people that are dedicated to changing not only

0:57.3

the harm that's being done to the climate, but the approach to the climate change movement.

1:04.9

And I think that's obviously very necessary because, like I said, it's just not prevalent

1:10.6

enough in our conversations

1:12.7

around how this planet, how the globalization, the geopolitics of this planet are currently

1:20.2

functioning. And let me just tell you, when you really get down to the numbers as it relates to climate change, you're wondering, like,

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