Scientist Michael E. Mann discusses the hockey stick curve and tactics used by climate change deniers. Delta Airlines' commitment to combat climate change is highlighted, while ExxonMobil's downplaying of climate crisis is exposed. The challenges of removing CO2 from the atmosphere and the importance of collective change, government intervention, and financial incentives are addressed. Using your voice and vote for climate action is emphasized.

Exploring the implementation of congestion pricing in cities like London, Stockholm, and Singapore. New York City's plan to charge people for driving during peak hours and raise funds for public transit. The controversy surrounding the plan and opposition from New Jersey. The ongoing legal battle between New York and New Jersey over congestion pricing. The impact of NEPA lawsuits on the controversial Westway project. The use of NEPA for non-environmental purposes and its effectiveness in preventing environmentally destructive projects.

Vox producer Marin Cogan and climate change expert Umair Irfan discuss the allure of Florida despite climate change concerns, exploring its unique economic, political, and cultural trends. They explore the challenges the state faces with rising property taxes and coastal development, but also highlight the resilience of Florida and the importance of adapting to climate change. The podcast also touches on the population changes in Miami, its development efforts, and the debate surrounding building in the city amidst climate change concerns.

The podcast discusses the ongoing UAW strike and the demands of autoworkers for higher wages and improved benefits. It explores the objectives of the UAW and the priorities of the Big Three CEOs. The episode also addresses the struggle for fair wages and benefits, as well as the debate over CEO pay and the potential impact of a long strike on the economy and auto companies.

The podcast discusses the role of capitalism in society and the conflicting views on corporate social responsibility. It explores the influence of economist Milton Friedman and activist Ralph Nader on this issue. The podcast also delves into the implications of prioritizing profits over social responsibility and the impact of former General Electric CEO Jack Welch on American capitalism.

Discussion on the recent meeting between Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin in Russia, highlighting the historical friendship between the two countries. The chapter also explores the benefits and challenges for North Korea in emerging from self-isolation, as well as their struggle to feed their people.

The podcast discusses the emergence of a new COVID variant, the increase in cases, and the impact of mutations. It also explores the effectiveness of the Paxlovid pill and the need to adapt strategies to tackle the virus. The importance of testing, mask-wearing, and vaccines are emphasized.

The podcast discusses the upcoming antitrust trial between the US government and Google, Google's dominance in smartphone internet searches, the challenges of breaking up large tech companies, and the birth of Google as the dominant search engine.

Impending charges against Hunter Biden for pistol purchase and tax evasion. Investigation into Hunter Biden's laptop and its controversies. The impact of Hunter Biden's personal issues on President Biden's reelection. Republicans using Hunter Biden as a distraction. Hunter Biden's struggles with addiction and its potential impact on Joe Biden. The release of a controversial video and its potential impact.

This podcast explores the connection between capitalism and racism, the impact of the 2008 financial crisis, and the dissatisfaction people feel towards capitalism. It reflects on the need for stronger government intervention, the challenges of teaching economics, and the efforts of activists in Rochester to push corporations to engage with the civil rights movement.