Rainforest Radicals in Mongabay

Big Island Rainforest Action Group event flyer--Rainforest Action Network Collection, Bancroft Library

Mongabay, one of the best sources of international environmental news, featured a lengthy question and answer article about Rainforest Radicals. Use the link below to read the full article.

https://news.mongabay.com/2026/06/how-an-activist-network-built-pressure-without-political-power/

Rainforest Radicals on the Green and Red podcast

Rainforest Action Network demonstration in Boulder, CO, ca. 1987. Photo courtesy of Randy Hayes,

Rainforest Radicals uses the first two decades of Rainforest Action Network's history to tell a larger story about environmental action, North/South alliances, organizing, and the systemic assaults on the environment and human lives that have only grown in intensity since the end of World War Two. I'm especially grateful for the opportunity to have discussed the book on the Green and Red podcast. The subtitle for the podcast: "Media for Scrappy Radicals," is a great synopsis of what the podcast is about and why it's so important for anyone interested in helping shape a better planet. Scott Parkin (Green and Red co-host and co-producer) and guest co-host Laurel Sutherlin asked incredible questions and were a joy to talk with. Click here to watch the episode on YouTube.

This Is Revolution Podcast

Image from Randy Hayes (L to R: Brent Blackwelder, Randy Hayes, Barbara Dugelby, and Mike Roselle)

Thank you to Jason and Toussaint of the This Is Revolution podcast for taking the time to talk about radicalism, grassroots organizing, the past and future of environmental action, and my new book. Check out the full conversation by clicking here.