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Mentioned in 8 episodes

Cobalt Red

Book •

Sriram Krishnan

Mentioned by

Michael Hilliard

Jordan Harbinger

Lindsey Kennedy

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Sam Harris

while discussing the ethical concerns related to cobalt mining and its use in electric vehicle batteries.

Sam Harris ON: How To Break Your Social Media Habits & Ways to Master Your Anxious Thoughts

Mentioned by

Derek Kreifels

while discussing the ethical implications of cobalt mining in the context of ESG investing and China's role.

344. State Treasurers Reject Blackrock. You Should Too | Derek Kreifels

Recommended by

Lindsey Kennedy

for its in-depth look into mineral exploitation and child slavery in the DRC.

1145: Rwanda 2025 | Out of the Loop

Mentioned by

Alex Hanna

as a book that discusses how the blood of the Congo powers our lives.

Building Worlds Through Better Reading (with Reo Eveleth), 2025.09.29

Mentioned by

Joe Rogan

as the author's new book, detailing the journey of writing the book and the concerns behind it.

#1914 - Siddharth Kara

Mentioned by

Sam Fenwick

, he is the author of a Pulitzer Prize nominated book about cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Critical minerals: What does the future hold?

Mentioned by

Joe Rogan

when discussing Siddharth Kara’s work on cobalt mining in the Congo.

#1949 - Russell Brand

Recommended by

Michael Hilliard

for a close look at the mining trade within the DRC.

131 - Who Controls Eastern Congo?

Mentioned by

Sam Fenwick

as a Pulitzer Prize nominated book about cobalt mining in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The environmental impact of mineral mining

Mentioned by

Jordan Harbinger

as the author of the book and a leading expert on modern slavery and human trafficking.

807: Siddharth Kara | How the Blood of the Congo Powers Our Lives

Mentioned by

Stuart Davis

in relation to mining in the DRC.

Media Narratives & Hegemonic Discourses w/ Greg Shupak & Stuart Davis

Mentioned by

Andrew Keen

as one of

Andrew Hill

's shortlisted books a couple of years ago.

Six Books, One Story: The Closing of the American Century

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