In this follow-up edition of Radio Goes to the Movies, we feature an interview with local Bozeman film maker, Christi Cooper, produced before the inaugural BZN International Film Festival. After the screening of her film, Youth v. Gov,  which is a work in progress, there was a discussion in which she was joined by Victoria Barrett, a 19 year old college student, who is one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, Juliana v U.S. Also included in the discussion of the intersections of social justice and climate justice are young local activists Kirsten Iwai of Standearth and Earthtones Outside, Emma Bode,  co-founder of Sustainability Now (SNOW) and Reinvest MSU, Kelsey Douville of Forward Montana. Larell Angell, Director of Montana Engagement Partnership, leads the discussion.

Photo: Victoria Barrett and a couple of her fellow plaintiffs at a march in Philadelphia during the Democratic National Convention in 2016.