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dot UK slash podcast to learn more. Welcome to another episode of conversations with Coleman.

My guest today is Michael Schellenberger. Michael is an author and journalist known for his

writing on climate change, energy, homelessness, censorship, and free speech. He co-founded the

Breakthrough Institute, he founded Environmental Progress, and he's been a prominent advocate

for nuclear power. In this episode, we talk about Michael's background as a progressive

activist. He talks about why he changed his mind about Jeffrey Epstein. We talk about whether political

violence is equally a problem on both sides of the aisle or whether it's tilted towards one.

We talk about the psychological profile of people who commit political violence. We talk about

how San Francisco and other West Coast cities have been doing on issues like crime and

homelessness and much more. So without further ado, Michael Schellenberger.

Okay, Michael Schellenberger. Thanks so much for coming back on my show. Yeah, great to be with you.

It's been a couple years. We're here in Austin, Texas. We are both visiting professors at University of Austin.

I'm not visiting. You're not visiting. Well, you've visited and professed. So what is your title then?

I'm the CBR chair of politics, censorship, and free speech. There you go.

So you're better than a visiting professor.

I'm a lowly visiting professor.

But it's great to see you in person, and there's a lot to talk about.

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