
From the manosphere to the atmosphere, Non-Toxic is devoted to understanding the intersections between the crisis of masculinity and the climate crisis. Join us for conversations with experts, journalists, and regular guys on topics ranging from how to blow up a pipeline to why incels are obsessed with the idea of alphas to why meatfluencers may not have your best interests at heart. Hosted by cri... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 50 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Season 2: Working my way through the Non-Toxic S2 catalogue and loving it so far! The climate babies episodes were standouts as someone trying to be a breeder currently. Digestible episodes that will leave you thinking about the future of masculinity and the planet.
Season 1: A fantastic listen with overlapping themes to the book Men Who Hate Women. The first episode takes a deep dive into the incel community and the fragility behind so-called Alphas. I look forward to hearing about the inters... more
I’ve now listened to every episode of Non-Toxic, which is a deeply thoughtful look at the climate crisis and sustainability. Intelligently presented, the podcast interviews a plethora of interesting experts in their field, who are making moves to uncover and tackle the climate crisis.
It’s done with such a well balanced perspective, leaving you better equipped with knowledge and inspiration to take your own actions.
Well worth a listen, if not a binge!
At last a podcast which I can appreciate as a thought provoking analysis of an important topic. The producers have unearthed many hidden aspects of the climate crisis.
A thoughtful and thought-provoking podcast that explores masculinity, toxic visions of it, intersections with race, climate and more. I’m looking forward to the upcoming podcasts and learning more.
Exactly the kind of considered thought and reporting that the world needs
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A thoughtful exploration of how masculine norms intersect with the climate crisis, featuring conversations with activists, researchers, journalists, and political performers. Episodes range from artistic activism and environmental critique to policy, media literacy, and strategies for engaging men in climate action. Noteworthy is how guests blend cultural critique with practical activism, often challenging toxic masculinity while connecting personal identity to environmental justice. The show also leans into provocative topics—from carbon policy and energy dominance to petromasculinity—delivering accessible analyses for listeners curious about culture, policy, and the climate movement without losing sight of human stories and lived experien... more
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