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Non-Toxic

Daniel Penny
Climate Change
Food Systems
Toxic Masculinity
Masculinity
Natural Gas Production
Executive Orders
Trump Administration
FEMA
Mythopoetic Men's Movement
Muscle Dysmorphia
Sustainability
Climate Policy
Environmental Regulation
California Water Emergency
Masculinity and Climate
Climate Journalism
Climate Crisis
Climate Denial
Men's Grievance Culture
Mental Health

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

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Candidate for Senate in Michigan
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Vivian Taylor
Climate policy and environmental health policy expert, longtime transgender rights activist
Episode: Why is the fossil fuel industry funding anti-trans politics? (Bonus Episode)
Cara Daggett
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Robert Miller
Expert in federal Indian law and enrolled citizen of the Eastern Shawnee tribe
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Daniel Waite Penny
Host and journalist focusing on societal and climate issues, emphasizing the intersections of masculinity and environmentalism.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 49 ratings
  • Shining a light on the Manosphere in the atmosphere

    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

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    5
    Rijacobson
    Singapore2 years ago
  • Well needed podcast

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Benjamin Youd
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Illuminating and thoughtful

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Aryeh$
    United States3 years ago
  • Informative and original

    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.

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    stéphane of cape cod
    United States3 years ago
  • Brilliant

    Exactly the kind of considered thought and reporting that the world needs

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    Ann Onnymous
    United Kingdom3 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the thoughtful analysis of masculinity and the climate crisis, finding the conversations stimulating and insightful.
The intelligent presentation of complex issues garners praise, positioning the podcast as an informative resource for understanding sociopolitical dynamics.

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From the vault: Starting the new year with a burning Christmas Tree
Q: What does the phrase 'carbon-captured broligarcs' mean to you?
It critiques the idea that technology alone can solve climate problems without addressing the core issues related to petroleum dependence and corporate structures.
From the vault: Starting the new year with a burning Christmas Tree
Q: Can you talk a little bit about the political themes of this year's Re-Rooter Ceremony?
Critchley explains that each year features a unique theme; for this year, the 10 Commandments of self-trafficking were shared, reflecting societal issues.
Carbon Bros: Episode 1 (The Testosterone Pipeline)
Q: What's that about the political beliefs or political identities among men regarding climate change?
Climate denial correlates with a particular type of man, specifically those who embrace traditional masculinity, particularly among older and politically conservative men.
Carbon Bros: Episode 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?
Women tend to be more concerned about climate change and willing to take action, with 72% viewing it as a significant problem compared to 56% of men.
Re-rooting with artist and activist Jay Critchley
Q: What are the implications of your work regarding climate change?
Critchley emphasizes that his work is about climate issues and highlights the need for activism to be recognized as a crucial component of the solution to climate change, rather than just individual responsibility.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Non-Toxic

What is Non-Toxic about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focusing on the intertwining crises of masculinity and climate change, this podcast offers critical conversations that break down contemporary societal issues. Engaging a variety of guests, including experts, activists, and everyday individuals, the discussion spans a wide range of topics from environmental policy to the problematic narratives in the manosphere. Noteworthy episodes tackle complex themes such as the influence of toxic masculinity on climate action, the financing of anti-trans politics by fossil fuel companies, and personal narratives that reshape traditional male roles within the climate movement. The format encourages listeners to engage thoughtfully with these pressing social and environmental challenges, exploring innovat... more

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