- Be Skeptical Dammit!

- Permafrost Thaw

- Something To Smile About

Information discussed was acquired from NationalGeographic.com, e360Yale.edu, Journals.plos.org, CBC.ca/news, TheGuardian.com/environment and Stories for the Soul on Facebook. Intro & Outro composed by Jason Martin

Music by Paul Pommer

This is a rough update on what’s to come.  Regular episodes will be coming out every two weeks after today.  Please forgive the quality of this brief update.  

We promised this episode a while before we stopped recording and a listener asked about it so here it is.  

Information shared on this episode was obtained from the following sources:

Ancient.eu

NationalGeographic.com

History.com

Study.com

SearchingHistory.com

ListVerse.com

PassportHealthUSA.com

MedScape.com

CBC.ca

WHO.int

ScienceSources.com

CDC.gov/flu/pandemic

CDC.gov/mmwr

MedicineNet.com

Britannica.com

We apologize for the unannounced, unexpected break.

In this episode Ruby picks up where we left off.  Hoping to be on at least a bi-weekly schedule again soon.

We decided to put off our episode on historical pandemics for another time and talk about all the changes in the world with COVID19.  This was recorded on March 15, so some of our questions have been answered.  There will be a follow-up episode.

We set the notes aside today to talk about what’s on our minds.

We end this one a bit early to focus on out how to promote the show as well as work on other not as fun aspects of the podcast.

Today we go over past end of the world predictions.

We each had different reasons for wanting to do this episode which we also discuss.

This time we are talking about clothing and textiles, including a bit towards the end about the used clothing industry.

Find out how your wardrobe may be affecting the environment, and how we can all do at least a little bit better.

Today we shoot the shit about the process so far and our plans for the future.

We also shoutout to some listeners and a few podcasts we appreciate.

Oh, and we introduce the dogs.

This week we talk about soil degradation, specifically from top soil erosion.  We discuss both natural causes and those caused by poor farming practices, as well as WHY we need to be concerned about this seldom reported issue.

Show Notes & Therapy Blog are at www.livingthroughextinction.com