Greetings, beloved listeners. This is David Benjamin Blower, and you're about to listen to an Everybody Now podcast.

This is a series of public domain podcasts that we wanted to make on subjects where faith and spirituality were intersecting with politics, ecology, economy and activism.

This is the third in the series.

The first was with Anthony Reddy and Ravel Charday Fairman.

The second was called Climate Activism and Sacred Duty.

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This episode is about the Anthropocene.

We have the Professor of Earth Science, Mark Maslin,

and the Professor of Theology, Catherine Keller.

We really hope you like it.

Thank you. The city Now, from the perspective of the manifest Anthropocene in which all of these effects are gaining momentum,

sometimes called the Great Acceleration,

we're seeing a kind of self-realization of the nightmare potential

of the Anthropocene as it brings us now to this uncertain century of ours.

Hello, you're listening to an Everybody Now Public Domain podcast about the Anthropocene.

Part 1, an introduction to geological time.

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