Globally Heated
Globally Heated
Globally Heated
The planet is warming. Tempers are flaring. There is so much going on in the world that it can be hard to get past the headlines, hyperbole, and sound bytes. It can be even harder to get into the nuances, complex facts, and extraordinarily-important-yet-overlooked crunchy nougat centers of disaster, climate, social issues, and everything in between. But don’t worry! Two intrepid heroes with wildly dysfunctional origin stories are here to accompany you through the quagmire that is our world. We created Globally Heated because we want to untangle the knots that make understanding our changing world so challenging. We want to delve into the little details that so often get overlooked, and we want to share our discoveries with you! Join us on this intriguing, zany, hopefully informative journey as we all try to learn and understand a little more about our most definitely heated—but still wonderful—little blue (and kind of green?) globe.
Episode 010 - COVID Redux
In this episode of Globally Heated… Alex quits! Naw, just kidding. But it is our SEASON ONE FINALE!! So we’re going back to the start to look at some new Coronavirus numbers, review some tips on PPE use and hygiene, and make a joke about a Gila...
Jul 7, 2020
48 min
Episode 009 - Mindfully Freaking Out
Stress, mindfulness, eco-anxiety, oh my! With global temperatures rising along with sea levels while our thresholds for nonsense continue to lower, it is understandable that humanity might be a little freaking stressed out right about now. But what part...
Jun 30, 2020
15 min
Episode 008 - Why Climate Change Is So Hard To Address...Psychologically
With things like melting ice caps, rising sea levels, increasing frequency and strength of natural disasters, crazy plagues, faster-melting margaritas, a blight of balminess, and above all, unseasonably warm weather, why are there so many people out...
Jun 23, 2020
26 min
Episode 007 - The Blame Game: Parcheesi or Stratego?
These days, it’s easy to get upset at all the issues with the coronavirus response, and for good reason. But when we start lashing out and casting blame in broad strokes, we oversimplify things—and this can actually do more harm than good. So, when we...
Jun 16, 2020
29 min
Episode 006 - The Red and The Lines
Redlining. What a strange term evoking an antiquated way of thinking, or, on the other hand, evoking nothing, because you have no idea what it is. But what the heck does redlining have to do with disaster and climate anyway? Surprisingly (or...
Jun 11, 2020
17 min
Announcement: We Stand With You
The past week or so has been heavy. The killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, along with all those who have lost their lives to police violence, have made us recognize a need to spotlight voices other than our own. If you follow our blog...
Jun 5, 2020
2 min
Episode 005 - The Inequality Equation
Disasters make everyone equal, right? Climate change affects everyone the same way? There are no advantages or disadvantages or, well, you know, it’s all disadvantages… disadvantages for everyone! Yeah... no. It’s the exact opposite.  In this episode,...
May 28, 2020
31 min
Episode 004 - Prepare to... practice!
Here we go again... the globe is still warming up, those ice caps are still melting like popsicles in the microwave... you all know the drill by now! Let’s keep this conversation about disasters and emergencies going, folks! This episode, we’re bringing...
May 21, 2020
24 min
Episode 003 - Prepare to... get supplied!
Our globe is still warming up, those ice caps are still melting… You get the idea, we’re still talking about disasters, emergencies, and climate change here, folks! (As soon as they go away, we’ll stop, we promise.)We’re continuing the preparedness...
May 14, 2020
27 min
Episode 002 - Prepare to... be prepared!
The globe is warming up, ice caps are still melting, diseases are spreading, pollution is polluting, and the weather is more extreme every year. Jinkies! So what is a simple human to do? How can we prepare and make it through the next disaster? And the...
May 7, 2020
28 min
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