<p>Rollie strikes gold in the third installment of Sweatpants by bringing on climate comedian Chuck Nice (StarTalk, Comedy Central, Brain Games). They talk about their respective paths around comedy and climate communication, as well as general theories on how people become radicalized. It's fun and lively and low-key, so if you want to hear some of that, this might just be the episode for you.</p>

Rollie strikes gold in the third installment of Sweatpants by bringing on climate comedian Chuck Nice (StarTalk, Comedy Central, Brain Games). They talk about their respective paths around comedy and climate communication, as well as general theories on how people become radicalized. It's fun and lively and low-key, so if you want to hear some of that, this might just be the episode for you.

The only two climate comedians we're aware of (with Chuck Nice)

The climate crisis is a marathon, and every good marathon needs people on the sidelines cheering, handing out water, and getting a little day drunk. The goal of Sweatpants: A Low-Key Climate Podcast is to be the loudest, day-drunkest, people in the climate game. Every episode, comedian and climate science & policy expert Rollie Williams (Climate Town, Columbia University) talks to climate scientists, journalists, and activists as well as comics, artists, and etceteras about climate change and more. Sometimes they'll get into hard numbers, but it's mostly a candid, human conversation between human people. Climate change is an emergency, but it's not a sprint. If you need a break from the charts and climate projections and want to hear low-key conversation about climate, Sweatpants is the podcast for you.

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The climate crisis is a marathon, and every good marathon needs people on the sidelines cheering, handing out water, and getting a little day drunk. The goal of Sweatpants: A Low-Key Climate Podcast is to be the loudest, day-drunkest, people in the climate game. Every episode, comedian and climate science &amp; policy expert Rollie Williams (Climate Town, Columbia University) talks to climate scientists, journalists, and activists as well as comics, artists, and etceteras about climate change and more. Sometimes they'll get into hard numbers, but it's mostly a candid, human conversation between human people. Climate change is an emergency, but it's not a sprint. If you need a break from the charts and climate projections and want to hear low-key conversation about climate, Sweatpants is the podcast for you.

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The only two climate comedians we're aware of (with Chuck Nice)