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Great Pacific garbage patch

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Nov 5, 2026

Chris PocockHOST
31:56
And there was a study done by the Ocean Cleanup.
Chris PocockHOST
31:59
which looked at the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
Chris PocockHOST
32:02
If any of you don't know about that, look it up.
Chris PocockHOST
32:04
It's a country-sized basically lump of garbage that's just sitting in the Pacific Ocean.
Winslow DumaineHOST
16:50
This was, you know, I mean like it's, it's meaningless now, not meaningless, but it's also like, it's such an industry now that it's functionally pointless the way that like so many formerly extremely challenging things have been smoothed over by big industries, uh,
Charles StarGUEST
17:07
To me, the funniest thing about Everest as a goal is that the top of Everest and the route to the top of Everest is basically the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
Charles StarGUEST
17:22
Because you can't bring it down.
Charles StarGUEST
17:25
You have to lower your pack weight on the way up.
Bill PerkinsGUEST
54:16
... 10 rivers responsible for, like, I don't know, a ridiculous amount of all the plasticization going in the ocean, et cetera.
Brian RastHOST
54:21
Like the Pacific Garbage Patch, for example.
Bill PerkinsGUEST
54:23
Right.
Bill PerkinsGUEST
54:23
For ex- Right.
Bill PerkinsGUEST
56:27
It's just a kinda, it's just like s- it's just 'cause of vibes.
Bill PerkinsGUEST
56:30
'Cause of vibes.
Phil LaakHOST
56:32
I wanna just, for the v- viewer at home that has never heard the term Pacific garbage patch, I just, I'm gonna, I'm reading from the AI bot now.
Phil LaakHOST
56:41
It's an insane thing.
Paul ShapiroHOST
13:36
I mean, well, first, I'm happy to give my opinion.
Paul ShapiroHOST
13:40
I'll just note, first of all, you know, probably about half of all of the plastic that's in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch comes from fishing nets, right? It's not coming from Heinz ketchup packages that Knott Blood might be replacing.
Paul ShapiroHOST
13:52
It's coming from fishing gear.
Paul ShapiroHOST
13:55
You look at, like, all these North Atlantic white whales are this highly endangered species.
Adam CurryHOST
323:34
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Adam CurryHOST
324:03
Don, Michael Rineker, Sir Jackass, Sir 10 CFR 50 Amendment B, Dame Rita, Martin von Edeker, Sir Texas Comrade, Node Runner Tristan, Sir Circumstance, Patrick Mele, Scott W. Snyder, Miles from Memphis, David Rosa, Sir Cactus, and Roag, Duke of the Pacific Trash Vortex.
Adam CurryHOST
324:26
Oh, I think I got them all.
Adam CurryHOST
324:29
Fine work, fine work.
EmilyHOST
37:26
The GPGP, or Great Pacific This, ain't so great.
EmilyHOST
37:30
That is the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
EmilyHOST
37:32
Carson got that.
KyleHOST
37:33
I should probably learn about the $1,600 level of numerical expressions.
Hannah RankineHOST
6:23
Yeah.
Hannah RankineHOST
6:23
And I think it's called, it's known as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch or Trash Island, as some people call it.
Hannah RankineHOST
6:30
Is that something you witnessed as well when you were out there?
Will PearsonGUEST
6:33
Yeah, well, you know, you definitely see these slicks of plastic.
Will PearsonGUEST
6:36
And the truth is with the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, I mean, you now have areas of the ocean.
Will PearsonGUEST
6:41
We've just filmed a documentary off the coast of Hawaii.
Will PearsonGUEST
6:44
You now have areas of the ocean where there's seven times more plastic than fish.
Phoebe ThompsonGUEST
22:50
These industries are somewhat necessary for humans to live the way we live, shipping industries and fishing industries, but they generate so much waste.
Phoebe ThompsonGUEST
23:01
And I was also thinking about the Great Pacific Patch.
Phoebe ThompsonGUEST
23:05
because of how the ocean currents work plastic and rubbish all ends up combined into these massive like mind-boggling collections of rubbish the biggest one i think is twice the size of texas or something and it's like quantities of plastic that a single human can barely even imagine The onus has been pushed back onto people by these massive industries.
Phoebe ThompsonGUEST
23:31
The term carbon footprint was actually by BP to try and psychologically manipulate people into thinking that it's individual action rather than the work of massive companies.
Jan GoldsmithHOST
10:36
Think about it.
Jan GoldsmithHOST
10:36
I think when a, a, you talk about the scariest thing for kids, and it's that Great Pacific Garbage Patch, and just incredible you say that the iceberg of junk-
Maree CooteGUEST
10:49
Yeah
Jan GoldsmithHOST
10:49
... should be the scariest thing.

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Ep. 336: Microplastics Are in Your Thyroid?! The Shocking New Hashimoto’s Connection

Oct 13 · 1 Mention

speaker_1HOST
0:47
Right.
speaker_2GUEST
0:47
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
speaker_1HOST
0:48
Exactly.
speaker_1HOST
0:49
And it's terrible to think about, obviously, but it's comfortably external.

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