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Apocalypse Never

Why Environmental Alarmism Hurts Us All

by Michael Shellenberger · Recommended by 5 people on 5 podcasts

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Read if you want to know what's what on climate change.
Megyn Kelly · The Megyn Kelly Show · Oct 2021 Listen at 0:18

What they say about it

Grouped from 17 mentions
  • Discussed the book on podcasts“wrote the book apocalypse never”
    3
  • Recommended reading the book“apocalypse never which you really”
    3

The best things said about it

5 of 17 · every mention
Recommended
Read Apocalypse Never if you never have, fantastic book.
Michael Seifert Timcast IRL · Aug 2022
Recommended
This is from Michael Shellenberger who wrote the book Apocalypse Never, which is well worth the time.
Megyn Kelly The Megyn Kelly Show · Mar 2022
Discussed
Apocalypse Never: Why environmental alarmism hurts us all.
Joe Rogan The Joe Rogan Experience · Oct 2021
Discussed
In Shellenberger's book, Apocalypse Never, he interviewed an MIT scientist.
Jordan Peterson The Rubin Report · Nov 2021
Discussed
I viewed writing i viewed apocalypse never as cognitive behavioral therapy both for myself.
Michael Shellenberger The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast · Oct 2021

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Why people recommend it

Apocalypse Never by Michael Shellenberger is a bestselling book that critiques environmental alarmism and examines modern perspectives on climate change, energy, and social issues. Joe Rogan recommended the book on The Joe Rogan Experience alongside the author's other works, engaging in discussions with Shellenberger about environmental narratives, compassion sickness, and pathological altruism. Michael Seifert also endorsed the book on Timcast IRL, calling it a fantastic read. Megyn Kelly repeatedly recommended the title across multiple episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show, urging her audience to read it if they want a clear understanding of the realities surrounding climate change. Kelly pointed listeners to the author's previous interviews and TED talks, framing the book as a worthwhile investment of time for those looking to cut through political narratives and emotional rhetoric. The frequent mentions by these hosts highlight the book's role in fueling broader public debates on ecological policy, environmental activism, and institutional responses to global challenges.

Every mention

17 counted mentions · 18 passing or ad reads below
Megyn Kelly author michael shellenberger is here he's the best-selling author of the book apocalypse never which you re… 7
Discussed
“he wrote the book apocalypse never on the environment”
Recommended
“The, um, this is from Michael Shellenberger who wrote the book Apocalypse Never, which is well worth the time.”
Recommended
“i did with michael shellenberger the author of apocalypse never that was episode 94 for climate dummies”
Recommended
“go back and listen to episode 94 that we had with michael or just read his book apocalypse never or look at his ted talks which have gazillions of millions of views for very good reasons”
Discussed
“i think it was in april it was actually one of the most fascinating interviews i've ever done it's in our archives if we'll find out the number if people want to listen to it but he wrote the book apocalypse never”
Recommended
“author michael shellenberger is here he's the best-selling author of the book apocalypse never which you really really really should read if you want to know what's what on climate change”
Joe Rogan san francisco and apocalypse never available now 2
Discussed
“apocalypse never why environmental alarmism hurts us all”
Recommended
“san francisco and apocalypse never available now”
Michael Seifert you guys have michael schellenberger on huge fan of michael read apocalypse never if you never have fantast… 1
Recommended
“you guys have michael schellenberger on huge fan of michael read apocalypse never if you never have fantastic book”
Michael Shellenberger san francisco refers also to compassion sickness sanford you know saint francis is the saint of of compassi… 4
Discussed
“san francisco refers also to compassion sickness sanford you know saint francis is the saint of of compassion you go too far and you get pathological altruism”
Discussed
“i mean at the end of the apocalypse never in the false gods for lost souls chapter”
Discussed
“i viewed writing i viewed apocalypse never as cognitive behavioral therapy both for myself”
Discussed
“and i came back to my christianity in writing apocalypse never”
Jordan Peterson And in Shellenberger's book, "Apocalypse Never," he interviewed an MIT scientist and he said, you really wa… 3
Discussed
“And in Shellenberger's book, "Apocalypse Never," he interviewed an MIT scientist and he said, you really wanna knock carbon dioxide output down, make India and China, but India, he was speaking of more particularly, switch to coal as fast as possible.”
Discussed
“and i thought today we'd probably center our discussion around this book uh apocalypse never”
Discussed
“so and that it you do not do that in apocalypse never”

Also mentioned in the same episodes

Other mentions (18: passing, ad reads, own books)
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“Michael Shellenberger is an author, journalist, and founder of Civilization Works. He is the CBR Chair of Politics, Censorship, and Free Speech at the University of Austin. His books include “Apocalypse Never" and “San Fransicko."”
Plugged
“I mean I was concerned around the ways in which the most civilized people the elites have been undermining civilization since my since really my first and second book both on the environment and on homelessness undermining for exact for example the security of a city you know making cities dangerous again”
Plugged
“I last time I was here you asked me if if what the new book was and this is what it is pathocracy is the new book why Elites subvert civilization”
Passing
“I'm talking today with journalist and author Michael shellenberger and Michael wrote apocalypse never why environmental alarmism hurts us all”
Passing
“Hello everybody, I'm talking today with journalist and author Michael Shellenberger, who wrote "Apocalypse Never: Why Environmental Alarmism Hurts Us All" and has a new book coming out next year called "Pathocracy."”
Plugged
“well actually I then got my book apocalypse never came out in 2020 and Facebook censored me”
Passing
“author of Apocalypse never in San Francisco”
Plugged
“how when my book on the environment came out apocalypse never in 20120 I wrote an article that sort of summarized the book”
Passing
“why isn't the left listening to me wrote apocalypse never has done unfired TED Talks ran for governor governor in California but is not a hard partisan guy”
Plugged
“i wrote two books during the pandemic apocalypse never in san francisco and in both cases it was some humility that i was wrong”
Plugged
“this is the subject of this is where san francisco and apocalypse never are going is that really people have created a new religion”
Passing
“for years he has been the best-selling author of the book apocalypse never he has been warning the united states and europe”
Plugged
“and while you're at it by apocalypse never why environmental alarmism hurts us all”
Plugged
“I have two books out, one last year, one this year, "Apocalypse Never," and "San Fran-sicko."”
Plugged
“And these are books really about how these threats to civilization and the institutions that support civilization are coming from people in the grip of a religious fervor.”
Plugged
“i mean i joke that the subtitle of my two books because i did a book on the environment last year and then this book on homelessness and drugs and crime the subtitle is like you know what the idw means to me”
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“and i and i um i write about her in apocalypse never”

Portraits from Wikimedia Commons: Megyn Kelly, MattGagnon / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain); Joe Rogan, The White House / Wikimedia Commons (Public domain); Jordan Peterson, Gage Skidmore / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 3.0); Michael Shellenberger, Michael Shellenberger / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0).