Environmentalist Misanthropes [The Pugcast]

Environmentalist Misanthropes [The Pugcast]

Author: Fight Laugh Feast USA September 14, 2026 Duration: 1:00:12

In this episode, Glenn leads off the discussion by citing recent claims by scientists that we need to reduce global population by more than half by 2200 for the sake of the planet. The guys note the failed predictions of Paul Ehrlich’s 1968 book The Population Bomb that have led to disastrous things like China’s one child policy and constant calls for reducing population even as we’re facing a birth dearth. They also bring in other failed predictions of imminent ecological disaster and note the importance of human creativity in solving problems, such as reducing the rate of severe poverty despite dramatically increasing population since Ehrlich’s book.

 

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From the team behind Fight Laugh Feast USA, this collection of shows operates from a central, compelling conviction: that Jesus Christ is Lord over every corner of our existence. That idea isn't just for Sunday mornings; it's for the political debates, the cultural shifts, the kitchen table conversations, and the daily news cycle. Each episode across this network of conversations brings that perspective to bear on the world as it is. You'll hear hosts and guests grapple with current events, analyze cultural trends, and discuss the challenges of modern life, all through a lens of robust faith that isn't afraid to engage. The tone here isn't monolithic-it can be pointed and principled in one moment, joyful and celebratory in the next, reflecting the full range of a life lived with conviction. Tuning into this podcast means encountering thoughtful dialogue that refuses to separate the sacred from the seemingly ordinary, always anchored in the proclamation that every part of life falls under a sovereign claim. It’s for those who want their news and commentary served with depth, a bit of wit, and a foundational hope that shapes how they see everything else.
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