Leila Conners catches up with long-time environmentalist David Suzuki, of the David Suzuki Foundation. David shares how he thinks the local can help us through this challenging transition as well as how he is coping with the collapse of life around all of us.

Jason Box, of the Danish Geological Survey and expert on Greenland and the Arctic, gives us a sobering update on the state of climate. With new footage and data, check in on what he is seeing first hand.

The Supreme Court, a Hidden History, is based on Thom Hartmann's book of the same name. Leila Conners and Thom Hartmann discuss the history of the Supreme Court and how the Court's use of judicial review has made it the most powerful of the three branches of government; an outcome the founders and framers did not have in mind. Hartmann offers up several solutions as to how to evolve the Court so that it better serves the people of the United States rather than the corporate interests that currently hold sway over it.

Leila Conners speaks with General Russel Honoré aka the Ragin Cajun, about the Gulf Coast and it's experience with hurricanes. The Gulf Coast is not only in hurricane alley, but also "cancer alley" or a "chemical alley" because of the large amount of chemical refineries in the area. The General speaks of the health impacts of the chemicals as well as the recovery efforts from the hurricanes.

Leila Conners spoke with Dr. Jonna Mazet about how to better prepare for future pandemics. Future pandemics will emerge and there is a plan to figure out ahead of time where that pandemic may emerge and how to respond quickly. The discussion covers virus basics, where they emerge and what to do about them.

Leila Conners checks in with climate scientist Dr. Michael Mann around current state of climate. Dr. Mann goes over the state of the poles, the megafires, the hurricanes and what to do in the first 100 days of the next presidency.