Climate Change Therapy - Ep. 1 - Fix and A Cooke
Welcome to Climate Change Therapy, the podcast where we check our machismo at the door and discuss climate change with a vulnerability that you just won't ever see in social situations. On today's inaugural episode, an urban planning consultant (Fix) and architecture student (A. Cooke) open up to BlockRadius contributor Hank Felsman about climate change, including:
8:15 - The moral, economic, and hedonistic implications of climate change
10:00 - The bummer of climate change
16:20 - What we can do as planners and architects about climate change
18:30 - Wood making a comeback as a building material
25:50 - Seton Hall's upset victory over Kentucky
28:30 - Timbuktu, Mali and the current effects of climate change
31:00 - The permanence of cities and shortsightedness of development
40:00 - Speculative realism and a call-in from a dual degree planner+architect
44:30 - Suitcases on wheels
46:50 - The fate of humanity vs. the fate of the earth
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CLIMATE CHANGE THERAPY
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