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Oct 25, 2026
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Extract 5.
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Listen to a public health announcement about an upcoming heat wave.
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This is a heat health alert from your local health district.
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Temperatures are forecast to climb well above average over the coming days, and this kind of extended heat can take a real toll on the body, especially for young children, older adults, and anyone with a chronic health condition.
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Trust me, fumbling with the cap in a real emergency is the last thing you want.
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Extract 5.
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Listen to a public health announcement about an upcoming heat wave.
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This is a heat health alert from your local health district.
Michael B. GerrardGUEST
And so far, heat is the most lethal impact of climate change.
Michael B. GerrardGUEST
Extreme heat kills more people than anything else related to climate change.
Michael B. GerrardGUEST
And that's only going to get worse.
Gregg GoldfarbHOST
What happens when your home, the place that you live at, might no longer exist? Maybe it's uninhabitable.
Michael B. GerrardGUEST
All the projections are that the seas will continue to rise, possibly at an increasing rate.
Michael B. GerrardGUEST
More places will be subject to wildfires.
Michael B. GerrardGUEST
We'll have more extreme heat.
Michael B. GerrardGUEST
We'll have wildfire smoke.
speaker_1HOST
Yes.
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Two separate major studies published today have confirmed that the summer of twenty twenty-six was the deadliest on record in Europe due to extreme heat.
speaker_0HOST
Over fifty thousand excess deaths.
speaker_1HOST
Yeah.
speaker_0HOST
And a housing market pushing people into inadequate living conditions.
speaker_1HOST
Exactly.
speaker_1HOST
Now, introduce the most extreme heat wave in recorded history into those already fractured systems.
speaker_0HOST
Oh, man.
Georges DyerHOST
Royal intrigue.
Georges DyerHOST
How are things cooling down? Pretty warm summer, though, too, right? You guys got some of the heat waves that came across
Mark CampanaleGUEST
here.
Mark CampanaleGUEST
You know, I think I had some relatives who when he sort of said, yeah, global temperatures could rise by 1.5 degrees Celsius.
Mark CampanaleGUEST
When's it going to go back to normal? And I have to say them, sorry, this is the new normal.
Mark CampanaleGUEST
And we had terrible droughts last year.
Mark CampanaleGUEST
We've got five heat waves in a row.
Mark CampanaleGUEST
But if you looked at Global Mac around that time, it wasn't just what was happening in Europe.
Richard BodyHOST
Welcome.
Richard BodyHOST
So I'm in sunny Manchester in the middle of a heat wave.
Richard BodyHOST
How has it been for you, Sarah?
Sarah EdwardsHOST
Yeah, I'm in the Midlands.
Patricia McGuireHOST
But now I'm going to say to Melissa, read to us, please, from the book.
Melissa DennisonGUEST
Heatwave, a snail and I seeking shade.
Melissa DennisonGUEST
Heatwave, a snail and I seeking shade.
Melissa DennisonGUEST
In the garden, a shower of snails.
Melissa DennisonGUEST
In the garden, a shower of snails.
阿健HOST
嘿。
JohnHOST
I think that aligns with this year's heatwave。今年的热浪——
阿健HOST
嗯。
JohnHOST
……在欧洲的确是肆虐了。我记得我们讲法国，我们，我们也有讲这个 heatwave 这件事情。
阿健HOST
就是它可以跟我们的气候记录是对得上的。
JohnHOST
对。
Neal McCreadyHOST
And I think it's pretty similar in Oxford this week.
Neal McCreadyHOST
Got a heat wave going, but it's almost out, a reprieve around the corner, Gregory.
Greg JonesGUEST
Yeah, the do- uh, the dome's shifting, right? Is, is that what's going on, or is it-
Neal McCreadyHOST
I, I do think this is the last of the heat dome-
Nat BullardHOST
As I would imagine, we're gonna talk quite a bit about the things you would expect in Arizona.
Nat BullardHOST
That's things like extreme heat.
Nat BullardHOST
That's things like wildfires.
Nat BullardHOST
I'm also hoping that we get into a little bit more about how you accommodate all of that growth.
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Nat BullardHOST
Um, and I'm fascinated to hear that this is, this is something not just in particular places in the far West.
Nat BullardHOST
Um, I wanna talk about something related to that, though, which is also heat.
Nat BullardHOST
Uh, you know, you've said and you, you've spoken I think very clearly about this before, that your job is to solve for extreme heat.
Ted GeislerGUEST
Yes.
Claire PooleHOST
Okay, climate hat trick story three, and this is the one I'm going to spend much more time on in this week's episode.
Claire PooleHOST
This we've called when training becomes dangerous, the nexus of sport, extreme heat and duty of care as well.
Claire PooleHOST
okay so we talk a lot we've talked a lot on the pod in recent months and years about the impact of extreme heat on our athletes we've sadly reported at least three deaths that have been connected in some way to extreme heat this year with rugby players across the globe and we are reading unfortunately frequently and seeing at an elite and grassroots level the impact of extreme heat and what it has on our athletes so how much risk should a young athlete actually be expected to accept in pursuit of that sporting excellence? And when does pushing an athlete to their limits cross the line from a demanding training schedule and into an unacceptable risk to their health? These are difficult questions, but we know they're questions that we can't afford to ignore.
Claire PooleHOST
So the story I want to highlight today is Arizona State University hockey player Matthew Mayock, who collapsed during an outdoor team workout in Tempe, Arizona on the 20th of August.
Claire PooleHOST
There are differing reports that he's either 20 or 21 years of age.
Claire PooleHOST
He transferred to the university shortly before this incident happened.
Claire PooleHOST
His family lawyer said he suffered exertional heat stroke.
Claire PooleHOST
And that is the connection for us in his workout with the extreme heat.
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