In this second installment of our discussion on AI and data centers, Rev. Michael Malcom and Lindsay Harper continue their deep dive into the implications of constructing data centers across the United States. They examine the role of the Public Service Commission (PSC) in granting authorization for these centers, as well as the consequences for our communities, particularly concerning escalating energy costs and the impact on our natural resources.

This week, we are joined by Kyle Crider, the Program and Policy Director for The People's Justice Council. Discover how our new campaign, Minus AI (-AI), came to be, our objectives, and how we aim to reshape the conversation surrounding data centers and their significance for our future.

As we wrap up this year we invite you to join us as we reflect on our accomplishments and highlights from 2025.

Topics include:

• Our award winning documentary "Exposing the Unspoken" which focuses on utility injustice,
• The launch of our newest campaign -AI which looks at the impact of data centers on our communities, and how we regain our humanity in the age of automation,
• And the recent special election in Georgia and the Public Service Commission.

We also share our plans for 2026 and our upcoming documentary "Moving from Resilience to Restoration."

Our guests include Ms. Wanda Mosley, Deputy Policy Director for Black Voters Matter, and Mareshah Malcom, Programs Director for The People's Justice Council.

Rev. Malcom and Lindsay Harper kick off Season 2 with guest Alexander Easdale, the Founding Executive Director of the Southeast Climate & Energy Network.

They discuss the importance of climate advocacy, funding challenges and how organizations can support each other through building a community of shared purpose.