Author’s note: In 2020 I started publishing a series of podcast episodes under the title of “Climate 201”. The idea was to introduce topics in climate change, climate science, and climate policy — which I’ve studied for some years as a student- and explore them — and their implications —…

Author’s note: In 2020 I started publishing a series of podcast episodes under the title of “Climate 201”. The idea was to introduce topics in climate change, climate science, and climate policy — which I’ve studied for some years as a student- and explore them — and their implications —…

https://physicalattraction.libsyn.com/climate-201-what-drives-global-co2-emissions Author’s note: In 2020 I started publishing a series of episodes under the title of “Climate 201”. The idea was to introduce topics in climate change, climate science, and climate policy — which I’ve studied for some years as a student- and explore them — and their implications —…

Author’s note: In 2020 I started publishing a series of podcast episodes under the title of “Climate 201”. The idea was to introduce topics in climate change, climate science, and climate policy — which I’ve studied for some years as a student- and explore them — and their implications —…

Author’s note: In 2020 I started publishing a series of episodes under the title of “Climate 201”. The idea was to introduce topics in climate change, climate science, and climate policy — which I’ve studied for some years as a student- and explore them — and their implications — in…

Author’s note: This podcast script is an adapted version of an article I first published for Singularity Hub in 2017. The podcast version was finally published in late November 2020. There is a rule of thumb. It doesn’t always work — sometimes we are lucky enough not to need to…

Author’s note: this interview was first published in podcast form on December 10, 2020, and mostly deals with the book of the same name. I had it transcribed by some software so some minor typographical errors may remain. Thomas: Hello, and welcome to Physical Attraction. This week taking a break…

Author’s note: these scripts correspond to the Physical Attraction podcast episodes on the Citizen’s Assembly on Climate Change, first published in September 2020, which can be obtained here. For further listening, you can listen to our interview with Professor Rebecca Willis, who was one of the key facilitators of the…

Author’s note: This series of episodes on the Softbank Vision Fund was first published in podcast form between September and November of 2020, and written in the summer of 2020. Some of the facts on the ground (particularly w.r.t. Greensill) have changed since, so there may be some updates at…