An article appeared in CNN this week titled: European slaughter of Native Americans changed the climate, study says. This article is
#183 Weekend reads – historical genocide could unlock solution to global cooling Read More »
Sorting through the news every other week to work out what’s in and what’s out for The Know Show has never been easy, because it needs to reflect
#181 Weekend reads – earth at risk, we must end the age of destruction Read More »
If you missed the news this week, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) issued its “State of Global Climate in 2023” and all indicator
#179 Weekend reads – another red alert, are we listening? Read More »
Our theme on The Know Show this week was about the enormous challenges we face with misinformation and disinformation. Raised in the World Economic
One of the themes that came through very strongly on The Know Show yesterday, was the prevalence of people speaking up about Palestine/Hamas/
#161 Weekend reads – maybe we all need to learn how to shut up and listen? Read More »
The Titanic Sub received global minute-by-minute coverage this week, which attracted a lot of different conversations, mainly the hypocrisy
#149 Weekend reads – it’s getting hot hot hot Read More »
The biggest news for me this week is global heating will drive billions of people out of the “climate niche,” a range of temperatures where
#145 Weekend reads – are you living inside or outside the “Climate Niche”? Read More »
On The Know Show this week, we discussed the boiling points that are exploding everywhere, all over the world – from pension reforms
#138 Weekend reads – it seems things are boiling over everywhere Read More »
Then watch Ancient Apocalypse on Netflix, although I strongly urge you to put on your critical thinking hat when you do. This is a very interesting and controversial documentary, but as it discusses an Ice Age event, which ended about 12,000 years ago, it’s really fascinating. The journalist Graham Hancock, lays out evidence showing there
#122 Weekend reads – want to see what global calamity looks like? Read More »
Greetings from Melbourne, where after nearly three years, I can finally reconnect with my family again. The good news is, everyone seems to be in a great place, which is a relief, because the impact of the pandemic on so many has been so hard. An issue we’ll be dealing with for years to come.
#118 Weekend reads – post-pandemic Aussie family reunion at last Read More »
