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The Rise of Climate Fiction feat. Lindsay Ellis & Amy Brady

Season 1 Episode 35 | 12m 27s

Climate Fiction comes in all sorts of forms, there’s your Mad Maxes, your Games of Thrones, your Parables of the Sowers, and your WALL-Es. But are Cli-Fi books, movies, and TV shows just capitalizing on a hot topic, or do they actually change people’s perceptions of climate change? Lindsay Ellis, of It’s Lit, and Amy Brady, the editor-in-chief of The Chicago Review of Books, help us find out.

Aired: 10/03/19
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Rudolf Nureyev performs a solo in Swan Lake.
The relationship between Rudolf Nureyev and legendary ballerina Margot Fonteyn.
Explore key military technologies in the American colonies’ fight for freedom.
Trixie cares for a single mother recently discharged from a psychiatric hospital.
Meet the hippo, crocodile and lion families navigating the dry season in Katavi National Park.
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