The Climate Change Hoax

The Climate Change Hoax Podcast announces its closure after 50 episodes dedicated to challenging mainstream climate science narratives. Host Carl Michael delivers a farewell message to listeners while reinforcing his belief that climate change concerns are manufactured to gain power and control over people's lives.

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Carbon capture tax credit 45Q has been dramatically expanded despite its failure to deliver results, with total costs potentially reaching $800 billion. This represents an enormous taxpayer liability for a technology that consistently underperforms while enriching oil, gas, and ethanol industries through backdoor subsidies.

• 10 out of 13 major carbon capture facilities have failed or underperformed
• Companies self-report emissions reductions with no EPA verification or accountability
• CCS developers are claiming common carrier status to seize private land through eminent domain
• The tax credit has increased to $180 per ton, including for carbon used in enhanced oil recovery
• Pipeline leaks have caused hospitalizations and pose risks to groundwater
• US Department of Energy is withdrawing $3.7 billion in funding for carbon capture projects.

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What happens when communist ideologies merge with climate alarmism in America's largest city? Today we're pulling back the curtain on New York mayoral candidate "Mamdani" and his alarming platform of extreme leftist policies that should make every freedom-loving American pause.

This self-proclaimed progressive is campaigning on promises that would make even Castro blush: a $30/hour minimum wage, rent freezes, free healthcare, free public transportation, and heavy taxation of corporations and the wealthy. But it's his climate agenda that reveals the true nature of his political strategy. The centerpiece? A $62.5 million plan to create 50 "resilience hubs" throughout New York City's public schools—supposedly to help communities during climate emergencies.

We dissect what these "resilience hubs" actually are: bureaucratic structures designed to formalize something that already exists naturally in American communities—our tendency to help one another during crises. The Urban Sustainability Directors Network, which promotes these hubs, received over $135 million in federal funding in 2023 alone. Follow the money and you'll find the real motivation behind climate policies.

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What if the very people warning us about climate change are secretly manipulating our weather? In this eye-opening episode, we dive deep into the shadowy world of geoengineering and climate manipulation, examining Matt Landman's controversial 2017 documentary "Frankenskies."

The documentary presents troubling evidence about potential atmospheric tampering through programs that allegedly release toxic chemicals like aluminum, barium, titanium, and mercury into our skies. Since 1992, these "chemtrails" may have been part of a coordinated effort to artificially modify our climate—all while the public remains largely unaware. We also explore HAARP (High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program), a facility that some believe could be used to control weather patterns through high-frequency radio waves directed at the atmosphere.

As a retired electrical engineer, I share some professional insights about the dangers of EMF and RF radiation that complement Landman's research. While I don't necessarily endorse all of Landman's conclusions as definitive truth, I acknowledge them as possibilities worth investigating, especially given historical precedents of secretive scientific experimentation. The parallels between these alleged climate engineering programs and other controversial initiatives like gain-of-function research raise important questions about transparency and ethical boundaries in scientific advancement. Visit frankenskies.com to examine the evidence yourself. Remember to question what you're told, look up at the skies, and draw your own conclusions about what might really be happening above our heads.

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Are concert cancellations due to climate change legitimate, or are they convenient excuses? That's just one of the pressing questions we tackle head-on in our latest deep dive into climate skepticism.

The Steve Miller Band recently canceled their entire tour, citing "extreme heat, unpredictable flooding, tornadoes, hurricanes" – but without providing any scientific evidence connecting these events to climate change. We examine whether there might be other factors at play behind this decision and why climate has become the go-to justification for various business challenges.

We also follow up on the Climeworks story from Episode 24, revealing how this much-hyped carbon capture company is dramatically underperforming. Their flagship facility promised to remove 36,000 tons of CO2 annually but has captured just 805 tons – which drops to a mere 121 tons when accounting for emissions from their own operations. This confirms what many skeptics have long argued: direct air capture technology remains economically unviable and energy-intensive.

The benefits of atmospheric CO2 deserve more attention in climate discussions. At just 0.04% of our atmosphere, carbon dioxide is essential for plant life and has contributed to increasing global plant biomass and agricultural yields. Meanwhile, the BBC's excitement over a 1.5-million-year-old ice core discovery reveals the ongoing effort to find historical climate data that supports predetermined narratives. We predict how this research will likely be interpreted to reinforce existing climate change theories regardless of what it actually shows.

Join us as we continue exposing what we see as the climate change hoax – a movement that may be less about protecting the environment and more about control. Share this episode with friends who might be questioning the mainstream climate narrative and want to hear a different perspective.

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The Steve Miller Band recently shocked fans by canceling their entire tour, blaming "extreme heat, unpredictable flooding, tornadoes, hurricanes and massive forest fires" for making performances too risky. But is climate really the culprit, or is something else at play? We dig deeper into what's likely happening behind this convenient excuse that's left promoters and fans fuming.

Remember those giant CO2 suckers in Iceland we discussed in Episode 24? Climeworks, the company behind them, is now cutting staff after dramatically underdelivering on their promises. Their facility, which claimed a 4,000-ton annual CO2 removal capacity, barely reaches 1,700 tons. Even more telling, their mammoth project boasted 36,000 tons of carbon capture potential but has managed just 805 tons—and accounting for their own emissions reduces that to a measly 121 tons. Major corporations like Microsoft and Shopify fell for this scheme, proving that climate technology is far more complex and expensive than advertised.

Meanwhile, the BBC is practically giddy about a newly discovered 1.5-million-year-old ice core that supposedly holds "vital information" about Earth's climate history. But let's make a prediction right now: no matter what data they find, these scientists will inevitably conclude that humans are causing catastrophic warming. We've been down this road before. The climate change narrative is finally crumbling as people recognize it for what it is—a sophisticated control mechanism disguised as environmental concern. The weather isn't what they're trying to control—it's you. Ready to learn more about how to see through the deception? Subscribe now and share this eye-opening episode with someone who needs to hear the truth.

The climate movement may have quieted since the Biden years, but the questionable claims and failed predictions continue unabated. We dive into the Steve Miller Band's eyebrow-raising tour cancellation, where they blamed "extreme weather events" without providing a shred of evidence to back their claims. Are there other reasons these aging rockers might be avoiding the stage?

More revealing is the spectacular failure of Climeworks, the darling of corporate climate virtue signaling. After collecting millions from companies like Microsoft and Shopify, their carbon capture technology has delivered less than expected results. Their flagship facility touted a 36,000-ton CO2 removal capacity but managed just 805 tons—and when accounting for their own emissions, that drops to a mere 121 tons. This expensive technological flop exposes the fundamental problem with direct air capture: atmospheric CO2 is only 0.04%, making the process inherently inefficient and economically absurd.

We also examine the BBC's breathless reporting about a 1.5-million-year-old ice core that scientists claim will "revolutionize" climate understanding. But the political agenda is transparent—regardless of what data they find, the conclusion will inevitably link modern warming to human activity. What's consistently overlooked is how increased CO2 has boosted global plant growth and agricultural yields, while claims about worsening extreme weather events remain statistically unfounded. The climate narrative is finally crumbling under scientific scrutiny, and this episode explains why the greatest scientific overreach of our time is finally being exposed. Join us as we separate climate facts from expensive fiction.

Think you know everything about climate change? Think again. Join me, Karl Michael, as I unravel the myths and misconceptions surrounding one of the most polarizing issues of our time. With predictions of apocalyptic scenarios that failed to materialize, we're taking a critical look at the track record of climate doomsayers who insisted that the sky was literally falling. From famines and ice-free polar caps to vanished nations and submerged cities, discover the bold claims that never came to pass. This episode's special guest, Patrick Scott's hilarious parody as Professors Von Fraud and Dumass, introduce the climate change simulator, model number 1970.

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Ever wondered if the climate crisis narrative is just a smokescreen for hidden agendas? Join me, Karl Michael, on the Climate Change Hoax Podcast as we explore the bold lawsuit led by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and 10 other state AGs against asset titans BlackRock, State Street Corporation, and Vanguard Group. Discover the alleged conspiracy to manipulate the coal market under the guise of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) initiatives, and how this could potentially hike energy costs across the nation. We'll dissect the motives behind these massive asset managers and what their purported coal output reduction plan means for states heavily dependent on coal energy.

Moreover, we'll shift our gaze across the pond to the UK, where doctors are now being urged to stop prescribing traditional blue asthma inhalers due to their supposed environmental impact. Could this be a case of climate activism overreach at the expense of patient care? We’ll examine the real-world consequences of such policies and their shaky scientific foundations. Tune in for a candid and critical conversation unraveling the tangled web of climate strategies, energy policy, and public health implications.

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What if everything you've been told about climate change is nothing more than a massive orchestrated deception? Join me, Karl Michael, as I pull back the curtain on COP29 and expose the charade for what it truly is—a tool for global power brokers to manipulate economies and infringe upon personal freedom. While world leaders applaud a $300 billion commitment to aid developing nations—a figure that pales in comparison to the demanded $1.3 trillion—we unveil how this so-called progress is merely a smoke-and-mirrors strategy to dismantle industries under the guise of environmental responsibility.

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