Hey, drilled listeners. Tomorrow, the next episode in our education series with

Erther is coming out. So stay tuned for that. But in the meantime, I wanted to share

with you another project I've been working on. I'm co-hosting this season of

one of my favorite podcasts seen on radio. It's a documentary in history

podcasts out of the Duke University Center for Documentary Studies from John

B.Win. And this season is looking at the climate crisis where it came from

how we might get out. Why the US has played such an oversized role in driving it.

Well, those things. I think if you're a listener to this show, you'll appreciate

that one. So I wanted to share the first episode with you here. The first three

episodes are out now. If you want to keep listening, I'll drop a link in the

show notes. Here's seen on radio season five, the repair episode one. Season five is

supported by you, our listeners, and by the International Women's Media Foundation.

In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. We begin tonight with

the state of emergency in California as historic heat fuels dangerous wildfires.

Parts of Australia have been hit by the worst flooding in a century. South

Africa is facing one of its deadliest drought ever. And the earth brought forth

vegetation, plants yielding seed after their kind. And trees bearing fruit with

seed in them after their kind. And God saw that it was good. Then God said, let

the waters team with swarms of living creatures. In the next 30 years, rising sea

levels could affect three times more people than previously thought. There are

150 million people currently living in cities that could be underwater by

2050. Let the birds fly above the earth in the open

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