Climate change is often described as a global crisis, but its impacts are never shared equally. Through fieldwork across South-East Asia, this episode explores environmental justice as a way of understanding who benefits from development, who lives with its consequences, and how communities respond. Rather than offering simple solutions, it invites us to rethink climate politics through stories of inequality, resilience, and care for both people and ecosystems.

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From pirate radio to crypto networks, this episode explores how activists build alternative communication systems when existing institutions fail to represent them. Through media ecology, autonomous movements, and the legacy of Hong Kong's Umbrella Movement, we examine how the pursuit of autonomy evolved from independent media to cryptographic and decentralized infrastructures.

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Produced and initiated by INSCRIBED.Lab's Media Studio, a Taiwan based independent research initiative, Inscribed Corpus: After the Movements is a podcast series inspired by a community zine. Reflecting on the legacies of Hong Kong's Anti-Extradition Movement (2019), it explores what remains after social movements fade from the headlines. Through field notes, archives, and personal reflections, the series examines environment, autonomy, urban-rural dialectic, space, collective memory, and everyday forms of resistance. Across 12 thematic episodes, the series documents critical issues of our time, while imagining and extending toward communities yet to come.

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