We continued our social commentary with the “of course, but maybe” approach we started two weeks ago. Inspired by comedian Louis CK, we challenged the…

We enjoyed a rollicking conversation with Scott Dikkers, co-founder and longest-serving editor-in-chief of The Onion. We took a couple of excellent calls, too, and finished…

This week Guy and Mike challenge the dysfunctional loyalty towards the dominant civilized culture, while simultaneously challenging the narratives that some of our listeners may…

We used several clips in support of this social-criticism show. We took a few calls and wrapped with a climate-change update. Here are the clip…

This week we critiqued the educational-industrial complex after an extensive climate-change update. We took a couple of excellent calls, too.

This week’s show included an in-depth conversation with Jamey Hecht, poet, teacher, researcher, and former professor. You can find more of his work at jameyhecht.com.

More than ten years into a career in the academic ivory tower, McPherson turned his efforts on social criticism. These efforts continue, with climate change…

Nature Bats Last interviews queer Xican@ warrior and land defender T.R McKenzie, who grew up on the west side of Sioux City, occupied Dakota territory…

This week Mike and Guy spoke with climate reality leader, Rhonny Dam. We also discussed the the current tour Guy finds himself on in California.

This week’s show included a conversation with moral philosopher John McMurtry. We conclude in usual style, including a climate-change update and some stories from Guy…

Nature Bats Last critiqued celebrity culture, particularly concerning its response to climate change. We were joined by independent journalist Cory Morningstar.

This week’s show included a conversation with environmental writer Sean Prentiss. He is best-known for his book, Finding Abbey: The Search for Edward Abbey and…