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Sustainababble

Hosted by Sustainababble: comedy, nature, climate change. · Comedy · EN-US

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About this Podcast:

Sustainababble: a weekly comedy podcast about the environment. Visit us at www.sustainababble.fish, on Twitter @thebabblewagon, or search for 'Sustainababble' on Facebook. Contact at hello@sustainababble.fish.

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Questions about Sustainababble

What has Sustainababble covered recently?

Recent episodes include "#274: The End" (24 December 2022, 73 minutes), "#273: Chris Packham meets Sustainababble, again" (19 December 2022, 62 minutes), and "#272: Twitter" (11 December 2022, 63 minutes).

How often does Sustainababble publish?

Sustainababble publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 52 minutes across 277 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Sustainababble?

Booking probability for Sustainababble is 26%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Sustainababble requires a Pod Score of 85 or higher. Sustainababble's contact route on record: verified email.

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Sustainababble is a comedy podcast with 277 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Sustainababble

    #274: The End

    Dec 24, 20221h 13mS0

    <p>Well, this is it. Yer last ever Babble. Thank you – seriously, thank you – if you’ve lent us your attention over the years. It’s been a pleasure.</p> <p>Herewith a valedictory episode in which we reveal the real...

  • Dec 19, 20221h 2mS0

    <p>For our final interview, we’re joined for a second time by the majestic Chris Packham, our first ‘proper’ guest all the way back in 2015.</p> <p>We discuss all that has changed in those seven and a half years, not...

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    #272: Twitter

    Dec 11, 20221h 3mS0

    <p>If there wasn’t twitter, would we have solved climate change by now? Might we at least have got round to thinking about solving climate change? Would Ol have had more sleep?</p> <p>Sure, loads of important eco...

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    #271: Onshore Wind

    Dec 5, 202247 minS0

    <p>Bat-chomping bird-slicing eco-crucifixes* are making a comeback! A mere eight years after some Tories effectively banned anyone from erecting wind turbines in England, some other Tories now look poised to overturn...

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    #270: Ol’s House

    Nov 28, 202253 minS0

    <p>Look, we’re quitting, so if there ever was a leash we are now firmly off it. Problem is, while unleashed Dave might follow his nose into the bushes of podcasting misadventure, unleashed Ol… well, he’s not that...

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    #269: Just Stop, Ol

    Nov 20, 202255 minS0

    <p>Now then, we have Some News about the babble. Listen to the show to find out precisely what (don’t worry, we haven’t been bad), but suffice to say this year’s Sustainabauble will be particularly valedictory.</p>...

  • Nov 14, 20221h 13mS0

    <p>Chances are you’ll have read David Roberts’ superlative writing on climate – at Vox or more recently Volts – and thought ‘coo, that’s sensible and right and interesting’. We certainly have, so we’re delighted to...

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    #267: Eels

    Nov 6, 202251 minS0

    <p>If we said “name the weirdest, most mystical & inexplicable creature on earth” you would rightly say “80s English footballer Peter Beardsley”. But pause for a moment to consider instead the ‘umble eel, a fish(ish) so...

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    #266: Poo

    Oct 31, 202250 minS0

    <p>Loathe though we are to be scatological, it’s time to face faecal facts: the astonishing amount of human excrement on the planet presents a honking environmental challenge.</p> <p>When you think about it, with nearly...

  • Oct 23, 202248 minS0

    <p>Britain has lost a lot of things lately: international standing; economic credibility; its collective shit. But we’ve also mislaid something more fragile, dank and extraordinary than even Liz Truss’s premiership: our...

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    #264: Coke at COP

    Oct 17, 202240 minS0

    Who knew climate conferences had corporate sponsors? 183,295 people, that's who, for they have signed a petition telling the UN suits to ditch the sponsor of this year's jamboree in Egypt which is... Coca-Cola. That's...

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    #263: Sorry

    Oct 9, 202250 minS0

    Mistakes have been made, lessons learned. Yet again, us being away for a few weeks coincided with the ass falling out of everything that is good. In fact Blighty's new "Government" has done so many dastardly things that...

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    #262: Liz Truss

    Sep 11, 202245 minS0

    What, or who, is a Liz Truss and why does anyone care? Well buckle up because approximately 17 old white men from the rich bits of England have just made her boss of Blighty and there are, we fear, going to be some...

  • Aug 28, 202254 minS0

    'Intersectional environmentalism' is a) a lot of syllables, b) a brilliant concept explained simply and powerfully by writer and environmentalist Leah Thomas, and c) coincidentally also the title of Leah's new book...

  • Aug 21, 202245 minS0

    Rupert Read is an author, philosopher, and activist, perhaps best known for his prominent role in Extinction Rebellion. He's written more than a dozen books and his most recent - Why Climate Breakdown Matters - is...

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    #259: The High Seas

    Aug 15, 202244 minS0

    If you ever encounter a Sloane's Viperfish, you're in for a treat. The charming creature has a bite so ferocious that its first vertebra has to act as a shock absorber. When it chomps, it unhinges its skull, opens its...

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    #258: Roads

    Aug 7, 202255 minS0

    "WHY HAVEN'T YOU BABBLED ABOUT EVIL EVIL POO-BUM ROADS?!?!" yells twitter. Well, your bellowed word is our grudging command. But while we're delighted to go truffling for babble in tarmac territory, there is no way on...

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    #257: Bird Flu

    Aug 1, 202249 minS0

    Fans of our feathered friends, look away now...If you've been to the coast recently there's every chance you'll have seen, how can we put this delicately, an exceptionally dead bird washed up on the shore. Or, more...

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    #256: 40 Degrees

    Jul 26, 202239 minS0

    Famously soggy, predictably chilly. Well, not any more, cos Blighty has joined the global combustability club after turning in a world-beating and very much oven-ready 40.3 degrees C of scorchiosity in its latest...

  • Jul 18, 202250 minS0

    How much, precisely, is one whale worth? Half an elephant? Three dozen gibbons? "Don't be silly, Ol and Dave, you can't put a price on nature" we hear you cry. Well tell it to the IMF, because they say our blubbery...

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