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Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks about Elon Musk dealing with his little known dark childhood trauma and how it compares to professional victim Prince Harry; Piers Morgan having an on-air meltdown while reacting to the “60 Minutes” Prince Harry interview where he airs all the dirty laundry of the royal family to promote his new book “Spare”; Joe Biden being embroiled in a scandal involving the taking of classified documents from the White House after he finished his term as Barack Obama’s vice president; Joe Biden finally visiting the southern border to see the illegal immigration crisis firsthand; ABC News reporter Dylan McKim exposing how the area of El Paso Texas was cleaned up for Joe Biden’s border visit; El Paso mayor Oscar Leeser shocking Don Lemon and the hosts of “CNN This Morning” with his brutally honest answer to their questions about Biden’s border visit; White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre putting all the blame for the Biden border crisis on the Trump administration while Nikki Haley proves her wrong with facts; Gavin Newsom suddenly realizing that there is a major illegal immigration crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border; Ron DeSantis getting Chris Rufo to help get diversity and inclusion out of Florida’s higher education system; and much more. WATCH the MEMBER-EXCLUSIVE segment of the show here: https://rubinreport.locals.com/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ahead of the U.N. climate talks in Glasgow this weekend, we're sharing this episode from our friends at It's Been A Minute with Sam Sanders.

In this episode, Sam chats with climate experts Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, marine biologist and writer, and Kendra Pierre-Louis, senior climate reporter with the podcast 'How to Save a Planet.' Together, they answer listener questions about everything from how to talk to your kids about global warming... to how to deal with all of this existential dread.

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Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson. You loved her Oceanology episode and now she is in your feed to address everyone’s agonizing internal question: IS MY CARBON FOOTPRINT BS?! I don’t drop a lot of podcast episodes into my precious Ologies feed, but this topic was so wonderfully covered by Dr. Johnson and co-hot Alex Blumberg that I had to do it. And as a bonus, stay tuned for Wednesday’s episode between me and my old friend C. Andrew Hall, the creative director of the non-profit illustration collective, the Drawdown Design Project. I’ve been consulting with him for 2 years on a giant project that just dropped and I think you’ll love what he has to say about our individual roles and responsibilities in climate change.

So yes: onward with “How to Save a Planet.”

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Happy (early) Earth Day, Short Wave listeners. We've received many questions from you about climate change, specifically what can individuals and households do to reduce their carbon footprint. So, we consulted two folks who have been thinking about this deeply and developing strategies for over a decade: Christiana Figueres and Tom Rivett-Carnac, two architects of the 2015 Paris Agreement.

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