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Climate is pitchfork time! Neurodiversity, anger, & candor—w/ Dimitry Gershenson of Enduring Planet
Dimitry Gershenson of Enduring Planet on being on the autism spectrum while running a climate lender, and why he thinks it's pitchfork time.
Oct 27
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Ross Kenyon
2
8
59:23
Katharine Wilkinson on Climate Wayfinding & why climate work is (unfortunately) spiritual work
The co-editor of All We Can Save on her new book, the wisdom centers of the body, and why she turns down climate debates.
Oct 15
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Ross Kenyon
4
4
18
55:58
The palm nutcracker that became a carbon dioxide removal company
Uzoma Ayogu from Biochar Industrial Group (BIG) on why the biochar side had to leave Releaf and find investors who wanted carbon risk.
Sep 24
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Ross Kenyon
2
1:05:58
Which story is carbon dioxide removal actually in?
Rudy Krehbiel of EcoEngineers on why the hype cycle is a story we tell ourselves, and what it costs when that story turns out to be the wrong one.
Sep 17
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Ross Kenyon
4
1:16:45
People attracted to huge scale are dangerous. Why can’t we see it?
Mary Berry of The Berry Center on why the local food movement never became cultural change, and why we should care about our agrarian and peasant past…
Sep 10
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Ross Kenyon
1
3
1:07:56
Removals, avoidances, and what Wendell Berry thought of making tonnes fungible
Carbon dioxide removal spent years fighting avoidance and is arriving at the portfolio view anyway, and the man I pitched fungible tonnes to said no…
Sep 3
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Ross Kenyon
4
2
5
31:35
The scariest current parallel from Hitler’s Mein Kampf
When the original ethnic core of a multiethnic empire loses its dominance, watch out.
Aug 27
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Ross Kenyon
8
29:24
The overwhelming climate relevance of Charlie Chaplin’s speech from The Great Dictator
How a poetry episode for the Reversing Climate Change podcast accidentally ended up as an hour-long riff on Hitler, political comedy, and why we are…
Aug 20
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Ross Kenyon
2
4
1:03:30
Travel writing, climate change, & mistakes I've made in Serbia
J. Maarten Troost, who wrote The Sex Lives of Cannibals about life in Kiribati, talks climate change in Oceania and what travel writing is for.
Aug 13
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Ross Kenyon
2
1:03:02
Why I love Poppy Russell's carbon dioxide removal research
Counteract VC's Research Manager delivers some high-quality industry analysis
Aug 10
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Ross Kenyon
2
8
52:10
What a CDR accelerator does that a general climate one cannot
Why I'm happy to coach in this program, and why I have high expectations for it
Jul 31
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Ross Kenyon
4
56:33
How non-human intelligence will change us and our work in climate
D.W. Pasulka is on the Reversing Climate Change podcast to talk ontology, Marshall McLuhan, AI, & the enduring popularity of the paranormal
Jul 23
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Ross Kenyon
1
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1:04:02
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