
Apprehensive about the future? Like many, you likely have a gut feeling that things aren't quite right, but haven’t been able to place your finger on why. That feeling only grows with the increasing political tensions, economic uncertainty, natural disasters, and supply chain disruptions. What do all these challenges mean? And what will be the result of society’s current trajectory? “Breaking Down... more
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There is a growing trend of apathy regarding Climate Change. From researchers to the media, from voters to politicians - people are not talking about it as much as they used to.
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Antonio Guterrez is perhaps the first relevant leader to admit the world can no longer avoid passing 1.5C.
‘Change course now’: humanity has missed 1.5C climate target, says UN head | Climate crisis | The Guardian
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Trump has stated his intent to keep power for a 3rd term. Today we revisit an old prediction Kellan and I made before the election on this very topic.
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COP30 begins in a couple of weeks in Belem, Brazil, and it's off with a bang by causing environmental damage long before it ever started.
Will Cop30 in Belém help or harm the Amazon? | Cop30 | The Guardian
Amazon rainforest cut down to build highwa... more
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Thank you for taking the time for all the research and for inviting us into all this insight. Great podcast.
Highly recommended for anyone concerned about the current state of the world.
I appreciate the dry humor and accessibility of the hosts. It's a good point of entry for anyone interested in starting to learn about the salient problems of our time while neither sensationalizing nor minimizing them.
My sister recommended this podcast as she knows I’m sort of a technocratic in-the-weeds logician. (I listen to local government meetings.) I wanted a thoughtful perspective on Project 2025 so this episode caught my eye. I’m 27 minutes into the Project 2025 episode and the majority is hot breathing and quotations of other partisans. No analysis. Way to go, guys. Now I’m questioning my sister’s sanity. Does she even know me? Has she suffered head trauma? Next she’ll be recommending shows on... more
The closest thing I can feel to warm fuzzies lately is confirmation that what I’m seeing with my eyes is real. I don’t want to be told it’s not happening. I want to dive into what is going on and why it’s unavoidable. Thank you for doing just that.
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Focusing on the societal challenges of modern life, this podcast examines critical topics like environmental issues, economic insecurities, and the complexities of societal decline. Through a conversational format, the hosts explore the intricate layers of the impending collapse of industrial society while also incorporating humor and personal anecdotes to relate heavy themes to everyday experiences. Episodes feature discussions on subjects like climate change, water quality, technological impacts, and activism, making it accessible for those who may be new to these critical issues. The combination of informative dialogue and personal reflections sets this podcast apart, appealing to listeners who seek both knowledge and a sense of communit... more
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