Prescribed fire and wilderness: Barriers and opportunities in a time of change
The first fire on Earth ignited 420 million years ago. Today, our planet remains the only one that we know of where oxygen, fuels, and ignition sources - including humans - come together to spark flames. As fire historian Stephen Pyne writes, "We are uniquely fire creatures on a unique fire planet.…
Introducing the Charm of the Wilderness Podcast
I’m kicking off Earth Month with an exciting new project: a podcast!
I have been talking to so many inspiring and interesting people for the book that I thought you all might want to hear from them as well.
Season One of the Charm of the Wilderness podcast features a variety of experts, including …
What Next - The Wildfires to Come
Stephen Pyne has made fire his life’s work. He put them out for 15 summers and has thought about them ever since. Today on the show – the conversation we’re not having about wildfires and why despite the devastation in California this week, he remains hopeful that we can figure this out.
Here’s how…
Planet Fire
People like neo-nazi Andrew Anglin and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones have long tested the limits of permissible speech. On this week’s On the Media, hear from a lawyer who defends the First Amendment rights of society’s worst actors. Plus, a lawyer suing in defense of government transparency, a fi…
Ep. 7 - U.S. Fire Management & the NPS with Stephen Pyne & Tom Nichols
In the Charm of the Wilderness book project, I’m using the natural elements to shape the narrative. That theme guides each park or trip. The first of all of those was a trip to Yosemite National Park I took last year that centered on fire.
The two guys I interview this week played a big role in un…
Charm of the Wilderness Ep. 7 - U.S. Fire Management & the NPS with Stephen Pyne & Tom Nichols
In the Charm of the Wilderness book project, I’m using the natural elements to shape the narrative. That theme guides each park or trip. The first of all of those was a trip to Yosemite National Park I took last year that centered on fire.
The two guys I interview this week played a big role in und…
Reigniting Indigenous Science: Maceo Carrillo Martinet
Restoration ecologist and author Dr. Maceo Carrillo Martinet joins us to talk about his new book Healing the Land Teaches Us Who We Are: How Indigenous Cultural Resistance Can Restore the Earth, Recover Community, and Create Sustainable Futures. Grounded in over two decades of community-based resto…
Fauci Under Fire, Europe's Catastrophic Wildfires & the Trailblazing Lifeguard Who Made History
Tonight on America At Night with McGraw Milhaven, attorney Christopher Macchiaroli, partner at Silverman, Thompson, Slutkin & White, discusses the latest legal developments surrounding Dr. Anthony Fauci, including the political and legal fallout after Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment and what it c…
A history of fire. Drowned worlds
Stephen Pyne's history of fire and humanity's complicated love-hate relationship with it. Patrick Nunn explores the possibility that some stories of drowned civilisations might shed light on actual geological events that happened multiple millennia ago.
A history of fire and the legacy of Donald Horne
The complicated history of humanity's relationship to fire with Stephen Pyne and Nick Horne and Ryan Cropp discuss the legacy of Donald Horne on the 100th anniversary of his birth.
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