Episode 54 - Supply Chain Strain (Semiconductors)
In this episode we take an up-close look at one example of our currently strained supply chains, semiconductors. Why are we running short? What implications does it have? How is it an example of overa...
29 Sep 202139min
Episode 53 - Tropical Cyclones
Many parts of the world live in areas heavily impacted by tropical cyclones. Costing 10's and even 100's of billions of dollars per year in damages, these storms have the potential to cause real harm ...
22 Sep 202136min
Episode 52 - Mental Resilience during Collapse
Mental health and resilience is one of the lesser-spoken-about topics of collapse, but one that is so important as the world around us continually changes at an accelerated pace. In this episode, we c...
15 Sep 202147min
Episode 51 - A Conversation with Professor Tom Murphy
We sat down with Professor Tom Murphy to discuss his views on collapse. Tom is a professor in the physics department at UCSD, and recently released a free textbook online called Energy and Human Ambit...
8 Sep 202148min
Episode 50 - Losing the Amazon
We often hear about the importance of the Amazon and that it's in danger. What does that really mean? In this episode we dive into what the future looks like for the world's biggest rainforest.Support...
1 Sep 202138min
Episode 49 - How to Speak to Others about Collapse
Collapse is a heavy topic, and many people struggle with how to bring it up to others. While the situation may not always warrant teaching someone about collapse, sometimes it is and it's worth being...
25 Aug 202147min
Episode 48 - Waste
Much of the focus of collapse conversation seems to be growing consumption and the energy resources required to make it possible. Less spoken of, however, is the waste byproduct of all that production...
18 Aug 202155min
Episode 47 - Heatwaves and Wet Bulb
Some of climate change's most deadly consequences will come from an increase in deadly heatwaves. In this episode, Kory and Kellan discuss what the wet bulb temperature is and how we can expect it to ...
11 Aug 202133min
