The Crazy Town Podcast: Navigating the Anthropocene
The Crazy Town podcast returns for a second season. Asher, Rob, and Jason are back with all new episodes, all new outrage, all new laughs, and even all new solutions as they search for sustainability, justice, and obscure pop culture references. It’s getting rough out there with climate change, coronavirus, a nose-diving stock market, political scapegoating, turbulence in the oil industry, and other converging crises of the 21st century. If you need a way to process this information while holding onto your sanity, then you’ve come to the right podcast. We kick off the second season with the strange tale of Bill and Lou…
It’s easy to picture a group of social justice and environmental activists gathering in a circle. But these days, instead of holding hands and singing songs, they’re loading weapons and taking aim. Ahhhhh, the carnage! Why are progressives so eager to join a circular firing squad? Maybe this isn’t our best bet for solving climate change and the other wicked problems of the 21st century. Wouldn’t it be smarter to jettison the holier-than-thou act and find ways to collaborate? Asher, Rob, and Jason uncover lessons from the misadventures of an oxen team, a $10 million lawsuit, and an avalanche of emails about thorium, hemp, and overpopulation. For episode notes and more information, please visit our website.
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