Earthbound Episodes

We live in turbulent times. Climate change, economic uncertainty, political upheaval. It can feel like forces beyond our control press in from all sides. And for millions of people, that pressure doesn't just weigh on the mind. It breaks through.In this episode, Tom Schueneman reflects on his o…

Green amendments are emerging as an effective and essential tool in the quest for environmental justice, ensuring that citizens have the constitutional right to a healthy environment, which is intricately linked to their righ...

Reviewing A City on Mars by Kelly and Zach Weinersmith The notion of colonizing Mars often sounds like a thrilling adventure, but let’s hit the brakes on that rocket ship for a moment. Right off the bat, we tackle the idea th...

A conversation with David Lipsky, author of The Parrot and the Igloo Global warming is a long history spent in the hall of ironies, a statement that resonates throughout our discussion today. We delve into the fascinating yet...

Roy Scranton's Learning to Die in the Anthropocene: Reflections on the End of a Civilization invites us to confront a sobering truth: we cannot escape our fate. As we grapple with the challenges of our time, Scranton emphasiz...

In this episode of the GlobalWarmingisReal podcast, we talk with Michael Mezzatesta , a prominent voice in climate economics, policy, and activism. Our conversation explores the complexities of climate action in the context o...

Read the article at GlobalWarmingisReal.com . Takeaways : Experiencing a health scare can profoundly alter our relationship with nature and ourselves. Solastalgia reflects the emotional distress tied to environmental changes ...

Takeaways : This podcast invites listeners to embark on a multimedia journey exploring climate change. Each episode features interviews with activists and experts dedicated to combating climate change. We confront the harsh r...