Out d'Coup LIVE | Joshua Pribanic, co-creator/director of 'Rights of Nature' documentary, "Invisible Hand"

<p>On tonight’s show, I welcome <a href='https://publicherald.org/about/team/joshua-b-pribanic/'>Joshua Boaz Pribanic</a>, the co-creator and -co-director of the Rights of Nature documentary, Invisible Hand. Invisible Hand has been called a “paradigm shifting” documentary about the struggle for the recognition of “Rights of Nature,” quite possibly a defining battle of our times where nature, democracy face off in rural America. Produced by award-winning actor Mark Ruffalo, Invisible Hand takes us behind the curtain of the global economy where “Rights of Nature” becomes capitalism’s primary opponent. The film’s epic battle does not begin in the centers of global capital, but in the small rural community of Grant Township, PA as residents band together to stop a fracking waste injection well from being located in their town. The “Rights of Nature” may be the most provocative, and powerful, assemblages of Western legal traditions and Indigenous knowledge that this country has ever seen. And it may be what is necessary to combat the climate crisis and reimagine global civilization. </p> <p>Joshua is a film director, editor, investigative reporter who gained international attention for his reporting on fracking shale gas in the United States. He’s probably best known for his award-winning documentary films on fracking, the 2013 film <a href='https://vimeo.com/ondemand/tripledivide'>Triple Divide</a> and the 2017 film, <a href='https://publicherald.org/redacted/'>Triple Divide [Redacted]</a>, and, now, of course, Invisible Hand. Joshua is also the co-founder of the investigative journalism non-profit, <a href='https://publicherald.org/'>Public Herald</a><a href='https://publicherald.org/'> </a>where he serves as Editor-in-Chief. Public Herald has been cited in over <a href='https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/11Swu0yv2GJ2iOJbP_OuqJrhWoUhML0m7UrJEiJPKVRw/edit#gid=0'>200 publications</a> including The New Yorker, Mother Jones, Rolling Stone,  and The New York Times.</p> <p>A special shout out to Jonathan Mann who