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THB Audio Notes are an experimental new feature here at THB for paid subscribers — in which I briefly reflect on this week’s posts, readings that I’d like to call to your attention, and what I’ve been up to. This is not a podcast, but a brief discussion (< 10 minutes). If you have requests or questions, please drop them into the comments. If you prefer…
I’m testing out a new feature here at THB for paid subscribers — audio notes in which I talk about this week’s posts and what is upcoming at THB. This is not a podcast, but a brief discussion (< 10 minutes). If you have requests or questions, please drop them into the comments! Thanks for reading, and now, listening!
Listen at Apple Podcasts here
About Kelvin Droegemeier, Wikipedia, University of Oklahoma
Dr. Droegemeier’s forthcoming book, Demystifying the Academic Research Enterprise
My past interviews with presidential science advisors:
* John H. Marburger III — George W. Bush
* John H. Gibbons — Bill Clinton
* Neal Lane — Bill Clinton
* George Keyworth II — Ronald Reagan
* Frank Press — Jimmy Carter
* Edward E. David, Jr. — Richard Nixon
* Donald Hornig — Lyndon Johnson
For further reading:
Pielke Jr. R. & Klein, R. 2009. The rise and fall of the science advisor to the president of the United States. Minerva, 47:7-29. (PDF)
The episode is free to all. Please consider a share, a comment or subscription. Enjoy!
Episode notes:
* Hohenkammer Workshop report
* A Primer on Egregious Errors in IPCC WG2 on Disasters, published ~3 weeks before the London debate
* The misleading graph inserted into the IPCC report
* The Sunday Times article that motivated the London debate
* My debate with IPCC AR4 WG2 co-chair Christopher Field on BBC Newsnight, the same week as the London debate
* Foreign Policy’s Guide to Climate Skeptics (2010)
* Full audio of the London debate, large file (.wav)
Episode Notes
* A tip from an IPCC insider (link)
* Several follow up Twitter threads (here and here)
* Upcoming online discussion of university climate education (register here, free)
* A “cap-tie” rule for elite trans athletes (link)
* Reasonable accommodations for inclusion of trans athletes in elite sport (link)
An experiment! Let me know what you think. Some questions:
* 12 minutes, too long? Too short?
* Content? More? Different?
* Guests? Yes/no?
* What else?
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