We join Canadian author Merilyn Ruth Liddel in Calgary, Alberta, where she talks about her latest speculative book Tomorrow, her love for trees and her eco-activism in her community of Crows Nest Pass.

We join Canadian poet and writer, Lucia Gorea, from Vancouver, British Columbia, to talk about her latest book, ‘Yukon, the Polar Bear,’ and how she manages to write in so many literary genres.

We join Canadian television meteorologist and storm chaser Mark Robinson to discuss about weather and climate change, and how they influence our day-to-day life.

We join author and electrical engineer Colleen Winter in Barrie, Ontario, where she talks about her near-future thriller series The Gatherer, how she gets her ideas, and left/right brain thinking.

We join old-growth forest lover and adventurer Ira Sutherland in Vancouver, where he talks about his research on historical dynamics of forested landscapes across BC and the unprecedented natural disturbances the world is facing today.

We join author and climate change action advocate Martin Bush in Toronto, where he talks about his latest book Climate Change and Renewable Energy and some realistic steps people can take to help make a difference.

We join author and water researcher Carly Nuday in California, where she talks about her book “Water Codes”, water’s anomalous properties, what structured water is, and her own work in community lake and pond restoration.

We join professor emeritus and author Ian Prattis in Ottawa, where he talks about his books Our World is Burning and Painting With Words, mindful engagement, the nature of our species, and our fragile future on this planet.