Seonaid Rapach

Note to self: do not watch ‘A Muppet’s Christmas Carol’ before reading ‘A Christmas Carol’ because you will read it in Gonzo’s voice.

I love you podcast, and this episode in particular was a fantastic listen! Is there a way you can tag or mention the guest names on the bbc sounds episode?

STAY POSITIVE!

I cannot stress enough how brilliant @naomiaklein.bsky.social’s “Doppleganger”. It uses her own problems with having a “doppleganger” to investigate similar doubles in reality, from vaccine scepticism, Israel-Palestine duality and many more pressing issues.

'Clean energy' cannot be fully clean unless human rights and environmental protection standards are upheld. This document is an excellent overview of the risks and responses for rare earth mineral extraction : unicri.it/Publication-...

#cleanenergy #unitednations #humanrights #environment

Very apt in the Climate crisis

- A Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens

“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of Light, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair”

A very interesting read. What are the challenges of launching into VLEO?

Great to meet you too!

Could I be added please :)

Hi Robbi, Thanks for making this. Can I also get added to the list? 🛰️

Trans Day of Remembrance Marked with Grim Murder Data At least 350 transgender and gender-diverse people have been murdered over the past year, according to the Trans Murder Monitoring Project, a global initiative of Transgender Europe (TGEU).

At least 350 transgender and gender-diverse people have been murdered over the past year, according to the Trans Murder Monitoring Project.

This Trans Day of Remembrance should serve as a rallying cry for vigilance, protection, and action.

I love when my favourite things, EO and penguins (not 💩), come together!

#ScottishBookWeek has prompted me to reflect on Scottish literature and made me realize, with some embarrassment, how little experience I have with reading Scottish books. Nevertheless, I did love reading Rosemary Goring's 'Her Story: The Nation's History by the Women Who Lived It'!

I barely used Twitter/X, so starting here feels a bit rogue, but let's go!