# Dougald Hine

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Episode 82: The Dark Mountains of Madness

Jake and Phil are joined by Roy Scranton, author of Impasse: Climate Change and the Limits of Progress, to discuss the Dark Mountain Manifesto by Paul Kingsnorth and Dougald Hine and The Call of Cthulhu by H. P. Lovecraft. The Manifesto: The Dark Mountain Manifesto https://dark-mountain.net/abo…

Pod 15: Christmas Poetry Edition with Mark Berry and Ali Matthew

Another one in which we use poetry as the means to get inside things that matter. Mark Berry and Ali Matthew, both of whom have a long relationship with Proost, read some of their poetry and talk to Chris about the inspiration behind it, and how this helps them into the Christmas season. Chris make…

Quest #20: Illuminating Ivan Illich, with Dougald Hine and Sajay Samuel

Welcome to 3 Brothers Quest #20! QUEST GUESTS Meet Sajay Samuel and Dougald Hine, who have spent their professional lives (among many other projects) illuminating the work of Ivan Illich. Austrian Catholic priest, author, philosopher, teacher, and social critic, Illich described himself as an “er…

Quest #20: Illuminating Ivan Illich, with Dougald Hine and Sajay Samuel

Welcome to 3 Brothers Quest #20! QUEST GUESTS Meet Sajay Samuel and Dougald Hine, who have spent their professional lives (among many other projects) illuminating the work of Ivan Illich. Austrian Catholic priest, author, philosopher, teacher, and social critic, Illich described himself as an “er…

The Great Humbling S6E7: We're Better Than This!

Welcome back to The Great Humbling with Dougald Hine and Ed Gillespie. It’s been a while. And there’s… a lot happening in the world. When the two of us sat down a couple of weeks ago to record a new episode, it was developments in UK politics that were on the top of our minds – and particularly the…

Sedimentation and Rupture

Hey! Here’s an idea from 1940s French philosophy that adds a little spaciousness to my daily life. In a nutshell: the past ain’t dead, time is tangled, and the darkness holds galaxies. Sedimentation and rupture, my friends. The main idea is from philosopher Maurice Merleau-Ponty, and I weave in th…

At Work in the Ruins - with Dougald Hine

This is a beautiful conversation about endings, among other things. Dougald is / was a long term climate campaigner - working alongside scientists, often picking up the story where their work ends. He joins Ben to talk about his new book, the beautifully titled ‘At Work In The Ruins’. Picking a pat…

At Work in the Ruins - How can we find our place in a time of crisis?

Since many years, Dougald Hine is engaged in thinking about ways to address climate change and the multiple crisis we are in. But some years ago, he realized that we might not find the answers in the place we are looking at, like science and politics as we know it. In his book “At Work in the Ruins…

The Prophecy Workshop: Launching September 11

Something is being asked of us. -Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel Since launching Lost Prophets in September 2024, we have searched together for two things: first, to find the prophets we need to hear at this moment; and second, to better understand what true prophecy means—what it asks of us, in Hesch…

Episode 115 - How to Open an Invisible Door

The sun refuses to relinquish summertime hours, the bumble bees on the marjoram flowers are not complaining. We take our breakfast bowls outside and move the metal chairs into the light beside the crab apple tree. Morning warmth feels like a blessing. Like the British weather, I am aware my tone he…