Andreas Malm
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Oct 10, 2026
The Most Recommended Books on Energy and Ecological Economics
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35:25speaker_5HOST
And if we carry that historical metabolic lens forward, we arrive at the central question of modern industrialization energy.
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35:32speaker_5HOST
How did we turbocharge this exploitation of nature? To answer this, the list highly recommends Andreas Malm's book Fossil Capital.
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35:40speaker_4HOST
Okay.
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35:41speaker_5HOST
This is a meticulous, deeply researched study of the Industrial Revolution in Britain, asking a very specific, almost counterintuitive question.
Book 9: The Secret
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72:15CalebHOST
I mean, there's...
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72:16CalebHOST
Uh, speaking of books, this sort of makes me think of Andreas Malm, right? How To Blow Up A Pipeline.
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72:22CalebHOST
Uh, I, I referenced it in art that I, uh, think slaps, and that we should have called the podcast How To Blow Up A York Pool, but no one likes to have my ex- absurdly long titles.
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72:32MaxHOST
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Radio Ecoshock: Hard Rains and the Struggle to Say “No”
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0:50Alex SmithHOST
Just a year earlier, the supposedly dangerous climate activist wrote a passionate defense for non-violent action.
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0:59Alex SmithHOST
In answer to Swedish author Andreas Malm, Hallam's book is called How to Blow Up a Society: The Derangement of Left Fascism.
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1:09Alex SmithHOST
Here to talk about it all is Roger Hallam from the UK.
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1:12Alex SmithHOST
Roger, welcome to Radio EcoShock.