20 episodes
Nature Bats Last PRN
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4.8 • 37 Ratings
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Nature Bats Last is the most radical show on the radio. Hosts Mike Sliwa and Guy McPherson get to the root of relevant issues facing society. We begin by pointing out that despite our profound influence on the planet, the natural world cannot be overcome by human hubris.
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Nature Bats Last - 07.06.21
Kevin, Guy, and Pauline hosted a celebratory call-in show. We provided a history of the show and then hosted a wide-ranging conversation with several callers.
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Nature Bats Last - 06.01.21
Kevin and Guy were joined by Dr. Andrew Christ, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Vermont who has conducted considerable field research in Antarctica. We discussed Dr. Christ’s research on the cryosphere, including his work related to Antarctica and Greenland.
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Nature Bats Last - 05.04.21
Kevin and Guy were joined by Dr. Jamey Hecht, Doctor of Philosophy and Doctor of Psychology. We discussed Hecht’s personal path leading to his ongoing efforts, which are focused on mental health.
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Nature Bats Last - 04.06.21
Kevin and Guy were again joined by Jim Massa, a science educator with broad experience in teaching students of various ages. We discussed Massa’s ongoing efforts to teach the masses about climate change, oceanography, paleontology, and other matters of environmental importance. Jim joined us earlier this year for the January 2021 episode of Nature Bats Last (https://naturebatslast.podbean.com/e/nature-bats-last-jim-massa-010520/).
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Nature Bats Last - 03.03.21
Kevin, Guy, and Pauline Schneider were joined by long-time educator Mimi Riley, Sociology Instructor at Butte College in Chico, California. Mimi was among the first faculty members to embrace Guy’s evidence-rich conclusion regarding near-term human extinction. We discussed the purpose and strategies of contemporary educators.
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Nature Bats Last - 02.02.21
Kevin and Guy were joined by Stanford University’s Bing Professor of Population Studies, Dr. Paul Ehrlich. Renowned for his work as a conservation biologist, Dr. Ehrlich brought his wisdom to bear on his latest peer-reviewed paper, “Underestimating the Challenges of Avoiding a Ghastly Future,” which was published 13 January 2021 in Frontiers in Conservation Science.
Customer Reviews
Fantastic!
I applaud their courage for connecting the dots. Try as I may, I cannot find a credible counter argument to what they present. I hope the timeline is wrong, of course. But, feel that we need to know the truth. We must prepare and I hope to be able to mitigate some suffering if at all possible. Thank you Kevin and Guy!
Great...and Important
Really insightful and important work...surprising fun and entertaining to boot.
Technology Director
The "Nature Bats Last" podcast is one of the most informative podcasts of the many I follow. Dr. McPherson provides a thorough look at, and analysis of a wide range of scientific data, providing links to the source of each item of data. His conclusions are spot on, and I commend him for publicly stating what most climate scientists realize, but are afraid to state publicly for fear that the people of the planet can't handle the truth. Dr. McPherson and Mike Sliwa include detailed coverage of other significant news events, stripping away the coats of corporate and government spin applied by the mainstream media to those same events. They also provide an impressive collection of expert guests whom they interview in-depth. I highly recommend "Nature Bats Last" to all those who seek the unvarnished truth about our world, and where it is headed.