Episode 83 - Infectious Diseases (Part 2)
In this second episode on infectious diseases, we discuss the increasing trend in zoonotic diseases, as well as the potential dangers of prion diseases.Learn More:https://www.npr.org/sections/coronavi...
20 Huhti 202239min
Episode 82 - Technology Can't Save Us - Recycling
You've probably heard a considerable amount of conflicting information when it comes to recycling? What's the truth and what's fiction? Is recycling THE answer, is it all bogus, or is it somewhere in ...
13 Huhti 202238min
Episode 81 - Resolving Differences during Collapse
Communication is key to building relationships and resilient communities. The world is full of differing opinions, lifestyles, choices, etc. These differences are had within the collapse-aware communi...
6 Huhti 202238min
Episode 80 - Interview with Richard Heinberg
This week we got to speak with Richard Heinberg about his new book "Power". Richard Heinberg is Senior Fellow of Post Carbon Institute and author of 14 books on energy and the environment, including ...
30 Maalis 202254min
Episode 79 - Interview with Chase
An interview with one of our listeners, who has a unique perspective as someone with multiple degrees and experience in permaculture and horticulture, building sustainable communities, "teaching hippi...
23 Maalis 202246min
Episode 78 - The Global Dimming Paradox
Everyone knows that we should be making efforts to slow and stop fossil fuel emissions, but not as many are aware of the paradox of global dimming, which is that as we stop emitting fossil fuels tempe...
16 Maalis 202228min
Episode 77 - Two Types of Collapse (Voluntary vs Forced)
We've spent 76 episodes discussing the fact that industrialized society will collapse. Most of these episodes have focused on the idea that collapse will be forced upon us. This episode is meant as a ...
9 Maalis 202244min
