Edred Whittingham #40

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Edred is an experienced activist. This year he famously climbed onto a table at The World Snooker Championships and threw orange powder and has also recently disrupted his own graduation ceremony at Exeter University. In this episode we discuss his actions, the reaction from the media and the public, his time in prison and what he thinks needs to be done in the ongoing Climate Emergency. Please subscribe to our channel: @activismuncensored Get exclusive content and help to support us: https://patreon.com/Activismuncensored #protest #climateemergency #climateaction #climatechange #snooker

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