Philosophy of Trash
Nov 4, 2017How much of today’s treasure is destined to be tomorrow’s trash? Are growing piles of trash the price we pay for progress? Or do our trashy habits amount to ecological terrorism? These are the questions we're thinking about in this week's show.
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Harold G. Neuman
Saturday, February 22, 2020 -- 12:34 PM
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