With equal parts humor and in-depth analysis, Asher, Rob, and Jason safeguard their sanity while probing crazy-making topics like climate change, overshoot, runaway capitalism, and why we’re all deluding ourselves. Each fortnightly episode helps you understand the “Great Unraveling” of our environmental and social systems and describes how we can make the transition to a sustainable and equitable ... more
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 152 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceNatureEarth Sciences |
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"Air conditioning is cooling off my little enclosed space by heating up the rest of the world" is now burned into my soul with the force of 1000 Catholic-grade guilt trips. Thanks guys. I'll want the Crazy Town theme song played at my funeral if I don't make it through the heat wave of the coming week.
It’s hard to overstate how isolating it can be to feel like you’re sitting in an audience at a play production and everyone but you thinks it’s real. You’ve seen behind the curtain, but nobody will believe you if you tell them that it’s just a performance. The folks at crazy town podcast get it, and their show brings a little bit of sanity (and humor) to this world of make believe that we’re all spectators to (and active participants in). Thank you Asher, Rob, and Jason for sitting beside me ... more
I never knew! Thank you! It’s cotton ball crazy!!
My son, a long time listener and fan, recommended this podcast. I love it! It is saving my sanity and my sense of humor. These podcasters refreshingly embrace nuance in ways seldom experience. They impart knowledge, things I want to know about. They are funny, they make me laugh out loud. They feel my pain as we live in a society that seems mind crushing crazy. Check out the early podcasts. My son told me to and I am glad I did.
Crazy Town is like that wise, hilarious friend who hands you a glass of reality with a twist of humor, just when you thought you couldn’t handle another sip. It’s the podcast you never knew you needed to help you laugh through the tears of the world’s absurdity. Somehow, they manage to tackle the most daunting challenges of our time with a wink and a nod, making you feel less alone in the madness.
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The episodes feature a blend of humor and critical analysis, focusing on civilization's challenges, particularly regarding climate change, capitalism, and societal denial. Discussions often delve into the 'Great Unraveling' of environmental and social systems while suggesting pathways toward sustainability and equity. Topics range from plastic pollution and renewable energy critiques to community rights and food systems, ensuring listeners are both entertained and informed. The hosts maintain a casual yet insightful tone, making complex issues relatable through personal anecdotes and humor.
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Recent guests on Crazy Town include:
1. Richard Heinberg
2. Alice Friedman
3. Matt Simon
4. Thomas Linzey
5. Brian Merchant
6. Tom Murphy
7. Peter Kalmus
8. Alex Leff
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