Episode 17: The Political Landscape: Part 8 – Hurricanes and the Politics of Ignoring Climate Change10/19/2024
This episode of "No Hate Radio," hosted by Don Windle, focuses on the intersection of climate change and the 2024 election. Windle discusses the aftermath of a massive hurricane that hit the southeastern U.S. and ties it to broader climate issues, emphasizing how climate change has become a politically divisive topic. He critiques the lack of political will to address what he calls an existential threat and contrasts the two political approaches to climate change: one side acknowledges it and calls for urgent action, while the other side downplays or ignores it. The episode encourages listeners to think critically about climate change and take action in the upcoming election.
This episode was originally supposed to release on October 19, but we have been hard at work recovering from a second hurricane, Milton, that caused a lot of damage to St. Petersburg, Florida, where this podcast is produced.
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In this episode of NO HATE RADIO, we continue our deep dive into Project 2025, a conservative manifesto from the Heritage Foundation that aims to reshape the American government fundamentally. Building on previous discussions, we explore how the full implementation of this document could redefine federal governance, reduce the role of regulatory agencies, and dramatically shift the balance of power toward the executive branch. We analyze the broader social and economic implications of this vision, from dismantling labor protections to redefining America’s global role, and urge our listeners to critically consider how these changes would impact our shared future. With the 2024 election on the horizon, we ask: What kind of America do we want to build?
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