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Episode 152 - Scatterbrain Podcast: Plastic (It's Everywhere)

Welcome to Scatterbrain Podcast Episode 152: Plastic (It's Everywhere)!

This week, we do another album swap. Ian listens to Suffocation's "Effigy of the Forgotten" (Dan's suggestion) and Dan listens to Sabbat's "History of a Time to Come" (Ian's suggestion). These albums are some of our favorites - We do these album swaps to break out of our normal listening habits and encourage each other to listen to something we may have missed or may not have given a chance in the past. How do they hold up after all of these years?

Then, we talk about plastic. It's everywhere! We learn about the discovery and manufacture of plastic, its many benefits, and the pitfalls of its widespread use. You don't have to look far to see the environmental impacts of the production and improper disposal of plastic, and the scale of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is almost beyond comprehension. What can be done about this? Are we past the point of no return?

Thanks for listening each week - don't forget to like/rate/review and share with your network.

"Scatterbrain Podcast with Ian and Dan: Subscribe, listen, and share!"

Broadcast on:
22 Mar 2023

Welcome to Scatterbrain Podcast Episode 152: Plastic (It's Everywhere)!

This week, we do another album swap. Ian listens to Suffocation's "Effigy of the Forgotten" (Dan's suggestion) and Dan listens to Sabbat's "History of a Time to Come" (Ian's suggestion). These albums are some of our favorites - We do these album swaps to break out of our normal listening habits and encourage each other to listen to something we may have missed or may not have given a chance in the past. How do they hold up after all of these years?

Then, we talk about plastic. It's everywhere! We learn about the discovery and manufacture of plastic, its many benefits, and the pitfalls of its widespread use. You don't have to look far to see the environmental impacts of the production and improper disposal of plastic, and the scale of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is almost beyond comprehension. What can be done about this? Are we past the point of no return?

Thanks for listening each week - don't forget to like/rate/review and share with your network.

"Scatterbrain Podcast with Ian and Dan: Subscribe, listen, and share!"