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Drilled

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🗓️ 29 March 2025

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Introducing…our first podcast crossover season! Later this year we’ll be bringing you a season in collaboration with the podcast Non-Toxic, hosted by journalist and culture critic Daniel Penny, about the intersection between masculinity and climate. In this episode we introduce Daniel and his work, and talk a bit about what you can expect from this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	We have a cool surprise coming this year.
0:06.3	It's our first total crossover partnership season with a podcast called Non-Toxic, hosted by Daniel
0:13.9	Penny.
0:14.9	Hi, I'm Daniel Penny.
0:16.8	I am the host of Non-Toxic.
0:20.2	I'm a journalist and critic who's been working in the intersection between climate and culture for a long while now.
0:27.6	And I've been particularly interested in the ways that masculinity and the climate crisis seem to be increasingly entwined together in our politics and our
0:42.4	culture. I've been working on this show for a few years, but I'm really excited to take things to the
0:48.9	next level with the help of Drilled and Amy, and we have a really exciting season planned of a non-toxic X-drilled collaboration.
1:00.4	Daniel's here with me today. We're going to talk a little bit about what he's been doing and what
1:04.4	we can expect in this season. Hi, Daniel. Hey, Amy. Daniel, can you tell us a little bit about
1:10.6	what were you working on before you got into doing a podcast?
1:16.0	Were you writing about this stuff?
1:17.7	Is that what prompted the podcast?
1:19.9	Sure.
1:20.5	I've had kind of a circuitous route, I guess.
1:24.4	In all of this, I'm mostly thought of myself as a writer. I started my career more in
1:32.1	the cultural criticism space. I was writing a lot for like the Boston Review. I had a kind of big
1:38.0	early essay about Milo Yanopoulos and the aesthetics of fascism back in like 2016 or 2017. I don't know if anybody
1:46.0	remembers him, but... I do. Yeah. It's wild that he's kind of like out of the picture. I feel
1:54.4	like his brand of stuff is kind of mainstream now almost.
2:01.8	It is.
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