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Shein

A podcast for people who are pissed off about the climate crisis. heated.world

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This July 4 weekend has the potential to be soul-crushing. On the East Coast, a brutal heat wave is reminding everyone that the climate crisis is not some future abstraction, but an extremely scary present-tense physical condition. In Europe, extreme... more

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I tested my pee for plastic chemicals! In today's episode, I go over the results with Dr. Shanna Swan and Jenna Hua, CEO of Million Marker, the company that administered my t... more

Last year, the Eaton Fire devastated Altadena, California, killing 19 people, destroying more than 9,000 structures, and leaving an entire community trying to rebuild.

Now, as Altadena is still recovering, another wildfire season is already underway... more

For years, Senator Sheldon has been one of Congress’s most relentless climate voices, delivering more than 300 “Time to Wake Up” speeches on the Senate floor about climate change and the fossil fuel industry’s political power.

Lately, that persisten... more

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Recent Guests

Jenna Hua
Founder and CEO of Million Marker
Million Marker
Episode: I have plastic chemicals in my pee
Savannah Bradley
Co-founder of A Resilient Tomorrow (ART), a community-led disaster recovery organization
A Resilient Tomorrow (ART)
Episode: Wildfire season doesn't have to be like this
Sheldon Whitehouse
U.S. Senator from Rhode Island, climate advocate
U.S. Senate
Episode: Why Sheldon Whitehouse keeps calling out Big Oil
Kate Marvel
Climate scientist
NASA (former)
Episode: Why Kate Marvel left NASA
Dr. Angel Desai
Infectious disease physician at University of California
University of California
Episode: Hantavirus is a climate story
Dr. James Shepherd
Infectious disease specialist
Yale University
Episode: Hantavirus is a climate story
Dr. Kirk Douglas
Climate and disease researcher
Unknown (introduced as Dr. Kirk Douglas)
Episode: Hantavirus is a climate story
Craig McLean
Former acting chief scientist at NOAA
NOAA
Episode: Trump’s NOAA cuts would save less than a day and a half of Iran War spending
Mike Menno
Communications Director for the Center for Climate Integrity
Center for Climate Integrity
Episode: Republicans introduce extreme bill to ban lawsuits against Big Oil forever

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 8 ratings
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    Hi, love the pod, newsletter, and the whole concept! However I just had to switch off during your Everlane episode when one the speakers confidently declared Shein is bigger than Amazon…you need to fact check.My time is precious and I’m not going to listen to vibes based content that I’m going to need to check. Sorry…

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Wildfire season doesn't have to be like this
Q: What role do polluters play in funding climate resilience, and what legislation is discussed?
The discussion centers on a proposed Polluters Pay Climate Fund Act intended to require large fossil fuel companies to contribute to a fund that would reimburse communities facing climate damages and resilience costs.
Why Sheldon Whitehouse keeps calling out Big Oil
Q: How have Whitehouse's climate speeches evolved over the years?
From framing climate change as a scientific fact to highlighting the fossil fuel industry's disinformation and political influence, and now to focusing on the economic impact on households and insurance, showing a progression from science to policy and practical consequences.
Why Sheldon Whitehouse keeps calling out Big Oil
Q: Why reintroduce a windfall profits tax on big oil if passage seems unlikely?
Because it helps the public understand the gouging mechanism and keeps pressure on policymakers, illustrating how excessive profits can be returned to consumers and reinforcing political accountability regardless of immediate political viability.
Why Sheldon Whitehouse keeps calling out Big Oil
Q: What is the God Squad, and why is it significant?
It is a group within the Trump administration tasked with granting an Endangered Species Act exemption for all future oil and gas drilling in the Gulf; its significance lies in how national security rhetoric is used to justify exceptions that could harm ecosystems, and the senator presses for transparency and accountability.
Why Kate Marvel left NASA
Q: What did you study at NASA and why was it important?
Her two main research tracks were how climate change manifests in data (detection/attribution) and the feedbacks that determine how warming translates into real-world changes like droughts and rainfall, which are crucial for understanding and forecasting impacts.

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What is HEATED about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show centers on climate, science, and policy, with a steady stream of critical, independent reporting and conversations about accountability in energy and environmental issues. Episodes dissect branding around sustainability, the politics shaping climate action, and the real-world impacts of policy and corporate behavior, often featuring scientists, journalists, and activists who bring rigorous context to complex topics. A standout trait is its willingness to challenge narratives from industry and political power, while highlighting practical paths for decarbonization, energy democracy, and responsible communication of climate science. Listeners likely include professionals in climate policy, journalism, nonprofit advocacy, and sustain... more

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