Episode 1: Existential Environmental Guilt

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Guilt of Existence - Finding Peace on a Dying Planet

Sydney M. Holler

16 episodes

6 days ago

GoE is for anyone who understands how draining it can be to care about the environment when it seems like no one else gives a crap, for anyone who feels guilty for being human and contributing to the chaos, and for anyone who just wants to know they're not in this alone. The purpose of this podcast is to help people stay positive when environmental efforts seem hopeless, provide guidance on living a more sustainable life, and to shed some light on environmental topics and news that deserve a closer look. Join me for Guilt of Existence and hopefully, together, we can find some peace.

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Episode 1: Existential Environmental Guilt

Guilt of Existence - Finding Peace on a Dying Planet

12 minutes 56 seconds

3 years ago

Episode 1: Existential Environmental Guilt

Stupid Chryslers? Pigs in leggings? Absolute walnuts? This episode has EVERYTHING... okay, maybe not everything, but it's good start.

If you've ever thought about your impact on the planet and then felt guilty about it, this episode might be up your alley. We'll look at some reasons why folks feel guilty about environmental issues, with a specific focus on existential environmental guilt (EEG), in addition to offering a few tips to help manage your own EEG.

Sorry for the audio quality on this one; I recorded it in a hotel room that had the world's loudest heating/air conditioning unit on one side of the room, and a toilet that wouldn't stop running on the other side. I promise future episodes will be better.

Anthropomorphism of Nature, Environmental Guilt, and Pro-Environmental Behavior: Tam, K.-P. (2019). Anthropomorphism of Nature, Environmental Guilt, and Pro-Environmental Behavior. Sustainability, 11(19), 5430. MDPI AG. Retrieved from http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/su11195430

The Power of Vulnerability: https://www.ted.com/talks/brene_brown_the_power_of_vulnerability

The Power of Empathy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jz1g1SpD9Zo