The 7 Stages of Climate Awareness | Frankly #10
Climate change is often described as one of the single most important and existential issues of our time - that there is no greater threat to humanity. While the effects of climate on our ecosystems a...
30 Sep 202214min
Sebastian Heitmann: "Gigacorns"
On this episode, venture capitalist and entrepreneur Sebastian Heitmann discusses his work in tech innovation towards more sustainable futures. Technology will inherently be a part of any human future...
28 Sep 20221h 34min
Creatures United | Frankly #9
This week's Frankly is a reflection in response to (and support of) Gerardo Ceballos' new project Creatures United, launching this week at Stanford University.. The Earth is in the middle of a massiv...
24 Sep 202214min
Martin Sheringer: "The Growing Threat from Chemical Pollution"
On this episode, Professor of environmental chemistry Martin Sheringer joins Nate. Together, they discuss Sheringer's most recent paper on PFAS - the 'forever chemicals, their ubiquity in waterways al...
21 Sep 20221h 17min
The 6th Pool..? | Frankly #8
On this segment of Frankly, Nate responds to the predicament of increased use of forests, especially in Europe, for heating fuel in the face of declining availability of Natural Gas and other fossil f...
17 Sep 202213min
Douglas Rushkoff: "The Ultimate Exit Strategy"
On this episode, Author and Professor Douglas Rushkoff joins Nate to discuss how human behavior interacts with technology and how we have arrived at a place with enormous wealth and income inequality ...
14 Sep 20221h 23min
Growth Until Not | Frankly #7
Earlier this week there was a livestream debate highlighting the key points of the Green Growth and DeGrowth perspectives - this week's Frankly adds a 3rd 'growth critical' perspective - that modern ...
9 Sep 202222min
Steve Vavrus: "Arctic Fever? Taking the Arctic's Temperature"
On this episode, Climate Scientist Steve Vavrus joins Nate to discuss the Arctic and its critical impact on climate science. Why are the effects of warming so extreme in the Arctic, and what are the i...
7 Sep 202259min
