Intergenerational

Sade and Dan discuss the overpopulation myth and how it ties into climate change, eco-fascism, and Harvard and Yale professors getting caught saying horrible things. They also touch on why people often mistrust the government and how race plays a role in all of this. Come for the science, stay to hear about Sade matching with antivax NBA players on Bumble.

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In this meandering and slightly depressing episode, Dan and Sade discuss Elon Musk and Tesla, public figureheads and corporations doing not so good things, and who needs to hold who accountable.

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In this episode, Dan and Sade discuss divestment, investing ethically, and Dan’s beloved Spock ears. Focusing on Harvard’s divestment announcement, the pair talk about what socially responsible investing (SRI) looks like, is it even possible to invest ethically, and if people on Wall Street really care.

**Correction: Sade says something that alludes to the fact that Goldman Sachs guarantees returns with ESG funds; this is not correct. The primary ESG fund used by their team is meant to still track the S&P and thus give similar returns to the entire market.

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In the second part of two episodes on Kibera, Kenya, Dan and Sade discuss media ethics, the impact of photography, and how they feel about slum tourism.

Photos mentioned will be posted on Instagram & our website!

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In this episode, Dan and Sade discuss Kibera, Kenya, and providing foreign aid via non-profit organizations (NGOs). We also spend a few minutes discussing Texas; resources to donate and get help if needed are also linked below.

As a heads up, Dan’s mic is a little bad, so it’s a fun day to play “where in the world is Dan”? Let us know your guesses!

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And we are officially back!

In this episode we talk about the concept of the carbon footprint and if BP really invented it as people TikTok keeps saying (they’re wrong), people misquoting studies to further their opinions, and what personal responsibility looks like in a global climate crisis. We also hear snippets about Dan’s experience writing for the IPCC, protesting and what that should look like, and what a world where we don’t worry about climate change could look like

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Thank you all for hanging with us as we’ve bounced around this summer. While our audio is a little off in this episode (Dan is in DC, Sade broke her mic), we think this episode is important enough to get out right now. Line 3 is actively threatening treaty lands & please use the resources below to take action if you can.

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After a weeklong hiatus, Dan and Sade are back talking about public schools vs. private schools, what it meant to grow up in white spaces while in Oakland, California, and what it means to be engaged with a community.

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In this particularly casual episode, Dan and Sade discuss climate change, what it means for the world, and how to make a difference for the environment. This feels very timely as the ocean is quite literally on fire, so stick around to hear about Sade’s 5th-grade science fair project (making solar cells out of fruit with Dan’s help, obviously), how Dan’s views on climate change have changed, and Dan’s thoughts on what to do better and if the world is able to be saved.

We also wanted to say thank you so much for all of your support on this podcast — it means so much and we’re so excited to continue to keep having these conversations.

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Content warning: mentions of suicidal ideations and mental health

Mental Health Resources:

National Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255

National Sexual Assault Hotline: 1-800-656-4673

General Mental Health Hotline: 1-877-726-4727

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Dan and Sade discuss what it was like to raise a child who struggled with mental health, Sade’s views on becoming a therapist, and being diagnosed with autism as an adult. Also hear about Dan’s detective skills when one of his kid’s got bitten at preschool.

You can also hear Sade talk about this on the podcasts Redeeming Disorder & Very Bad Therapy (soon!), and on her own TikTok page: @justsadeee.

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Dan and Sade discuss Seaspiracy — where they laughed, where they cried, where they pulled up Google Scholar… you know, the norms.

Dan and Sade discuss higher education, racism, Critical Race Theory, and how you can make academia a better and more inclusive place.

Content warning: mentions of suicidal ideations and mental health

Dan and Sade set the groundwork for the rest of the podcast by unsuccessfully attempting to set up ground rules before discussing their pasts. Important highlights include revealing who threw a frozen rat at a wall, who is mentally ill, and who (kind of) won a Nobel prize.