‍ George Monbiot joins James Kennedy to discuss his book The Invisible Doctrine, calling for a "politics of belonging" over the harms of capitalism. He argues for community empowerment, participatory democracy, and "private sufficiency, public luxury" to tackle social and ecological crises. Monbiot draws on historical movements to highlight how local collective action inspires hope for lasting change.

James Kennedy interviews multi-time New York Times best-selling author and activist, Sarah Wilson. They discuss the state of humanity, the pitfalls of capitalism, food waste, overconsumption and how things like meditation, hiking in nature and living a minimalist lifestyle can help us to live This One Wild and Precious Life in a way that is better for us and better for the planet.