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Trash Talk... with Count Binface

Climate Comedian Matt Winning

Season 1, Ep. 31

Please note that this episode will self-destruct some time around 2090... along with the rest of humanity.


As COP moves on having once again failed to reverse the climate catastrophe playing out in front of us we speak to Matt Winning a climate scientist who delivers his environmental message through comedy. The perfect guest for this podcast.


Is this our Christmas special? Maybe. If it is, then what better message for humankind than the need to unite behind one common goal... saving your planet.



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