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A true-crime podcast about climate change. Reported and hosted by a team of investigative climate journalists, Drilled examines the various obstacles that have kept the world from adequately responding to climate change.

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The U.S. is a global leader on climate obstruction, but they’re not the only ones. In this episode, M. Omar Faruque, from Queen’s University in Canada and  Ruth E. McKie from De Montfort University join us to take a look at why and how those who will... more

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In the third episode of The Black Thread, we explore where the facts do and don’t match up to the stories being told by Norway’s fossil fuel industry, amplified by it’s government, and legitimised through a wealth of public outreach.

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Recent Guests

Anne-Kathrine Vårga
Climate Policy Manager at Offshore Norway
Offshore Norway
Episode: The Black Thread, Ep 3: Challenging the Narratives
Anne Karen Sather
Author and project leader at the Norwegian Climate Foundation
Norwegian Climate Foundation
Episode: The Black Thread, Ep 3: Challenging the Narratives
Bård Lahn
Researcher at the University of Oslo's Oil and Society Research Network
University of Oslo
Episode: The Black Thread, Ep 3: Challenging the Narratives
Ketan Joshi
Oslo-based author, journalist and climate data expert
Episode: The Black Thread, Ep 3: Challenging the Narratives
Silja Ask Lundberg
Researcher and advocacy at Oil Change International
Oil Change International
Episode: The Black Thread, Ep 3: Challenging the Narratives
Karen Elliott House
Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter and former Wall Street Journal publisher
Author of The Man Who Would Be King, Mohammed bin Salman and the Transformation of Saudi Arabia
Episode: Drilling Deep: Karen House on How Saudi Arabia Has Changed Under MBS and What Those Changes Mean for the World
Kathrin Lauber
Researcher at the University of Edinburgh
University of Edinburgh
Episode: S14, Ep7 | How the Animal Ag Industry Obstructs Climate Policy
Silvia Secchi
Researcher at the University of Iowa
University of Iowa
Episode: S14, Ep7 | How the Animal Ag Industry Obstructs Climate Policy
Dickon Bonvik Stone
Climate communications expert and host of the Communicating Climate Change podcast
Klimakultur
Episode: The Black Thread, Ep 1 | Meet the Norwegians

Hosts

Amy Westervelt
Investigative climate journalist, host of Drilled and Carbon Bros, known for exposing fossil fuel industry influence and engaging discussions around climate policy and social justice.
Daniel Penny
Co-host of Carbon Bros, writer and advocate focusing on the intersections of masculinity and climate issues, cultural commentary on society's approach to environmental challenges.
Alene Brown
Climate journalist and host for Drilled, recognized for her investigative work in climate activism and environmental law, providing detailed coverage of legal battles and indigenous rights.

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 3.4k ratings
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    One more thing. I really like the podcast but I think it should provide at least one positive note at the end which is to offer an action that listeners can do to make an impact I think

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    AnnikaForman
    Canadaa month ago
  • Excellent journalism, socio-politically biased

    The level of investigative journalism of the show is excellent. They turn up stories that I’ve seen nowhere else, and it’s understandable why. They dig, they research, they reach out, they go on site. Through this, they’ve been able to reveal the history of lies and shady business of the fossil fuel industry.

    The downside is that they clearly live within a political bubble. This shows in their biased takes on the actions of conservatives, often assuming they are due to bigotry or greed when us... more

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    4
    scunns
    United States2 months ago
  • Incredibly important podcast

    Highly recommend. Essential listening for anyone intellectually engaged with our world

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    linenfrolic21
    United States4 months ago
  • Critical

    Such an essential investigative journalism resource, invaluable!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    KSaluki
    United States5 months ago
  • White boomer vibes masked as climate insight

    Important topic, too bad it's delivered with the energy of a mandatory HR meeting. The host is dull and condescending, and the whole show has major Karen vibes. This really needs a fresher host or at least a younger co-host who actually gets the current moment.

    Apple Podcasts
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    Evil Twin Trope
    United States5 months ago

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Some feedback indicates that the pacing and quality of audio could be improved, but content quality is frequently commended.
Critiques mention a perceived bias that may limit appeal to a broader audience, specifically conservative listeners.
Overall, many praise the essential nature of the discussions, deeming them urgent and necessary for understanding current climate crises.
Listener reviews often highlight the thorough investigative journalism, providing eye-opening insights into the fossil fuel industry and its political implications.

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What Should You Do With Climate Despair? A Conversation with Wen Stephenson
Q: What does a life of radical commitment look like?
Radical commitment requires a radical analysis, staying in the fight for the long haul, and being part of a collective.
What Should You Do With Climate Despair? A Conversation with Wen Stephenson
Q: Can you talk about what despair, how you think about despair in the context of the climate crisis?
Despair is warranted and it's not a sin, but it can be dangerous and needs to be worked through preferably with others.
S14, Ep2 | Welcome to the Rapture! How Rightwing Populism and Accelerationism Intersect with Climate
Q: Why has it been embraced by some far-right actors?
The idea of accelerationism is to deliberately speed up societal problems to bring about a new order, often leveraging apocalyptic beliefs.
Carbon Bros, Ep 4: Integration
Q: How do we win over men who think their interests are with the fossil fuel status quo?
By providing a cultural and material framework that respects their past sacrifices while encouraging them to engage in renewable and sustainable practices without losing their identities.
Carbon Bros, Ep 1: The Testosterone Pipeline
Q: Do we know how differently men and women actually view the climate crisis and how that is turning up in their votes?
Men have a noticeable disparity in concern about climate change compared to women, with only 56% of men seeing it as a serious issue compared to 72% of women.

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The content examines the intersection of climate change with political and social dynamics, often highlighting investigative journalism that reveals systemic corruption and industry influence. Key topics include the fossil fuel industry's role in shaping public policy, the implications of masculinity within climate discourse, and the impact of lobbying on environmental legislation. Unique angles include deep dives into cultural narratives affecting climate action, often linking personal stories and expert insights to broader themes of justice and accountability. This approach is likely to attract listeners who are engaged with climate issues and appreciate nuanced discussions around social justice and environmental activism.

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Drilled launched 7 years ago and published 271 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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1. Anne-Kathrine Vårga
2. Anne Karen Sather
3. Bård Lahn
4. Ketan Joshi
5. Silja Ask Lundberg
6. Karen Elliott House
7. Kathrin Lauber
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