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Miles, we're thrilled to be joined in our third seat by a journalist and historian who you know from his reporting on It Could Happen Here.

And his new podcast, Natural Causes, which has the tagline, Going Outside is Political.

Very good.

You should go check it out.

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They can find my new show, Natural Causes, anywhere where podcasts are given away for free.

Just type in Natural Causes in the search bar and it'll come up.

And we have no physical evidence of such an act, no murder weapon, no coroner's report from the eleventh century, nothing that contemporary sources could attest to beyond rumor.

So from a historiographical standpoint, the most plausible explanation remains that Edmund died of natural causes during a period of intense strain, and any suggestion of murder is later invention.

That does not mean we dismiss the possibility outright.

It means we treat the assassination account as a narrative device rather than documented fact.

this.

2022, John Everett Williams, 69, Natural Causes.

Come on.

Come on, man.

my last year.

Yeah.

it's like right when he gets there he just falls over from natural causes

yeah he doesn't even get to do anything he pays his money they check his car for drugs and he pulls it he sets up

That is categorically false, and anyone who's taken a first-year physics course knows that, okay? They say it again.

The rise in atmospheric CO2 cannot be from natural causes.

They say it again.

Any theory that leads to a substantial increase of CO2 in the atmosphere due to natural factors violates the mass balance.

Hi, I'm Dr. James Stout.

You might know me as a host of the It Could Happen Here podcast, but now I'm also hosting Natural Causes, a podcast about going outside.

I'm a historian, journalist, and outdoors person.

You might know me from my work in conflict and migration, but I grew up with both parents working in agriculture, and since then I've hiked, climbed, ridden, and paddled all over the world.

I want you to love the outdoors as much as I do, and that means making more people feel safe, comfortable and welcome in the backcountry and the frontcountry.

So we'll be covering how, when and where to touch grass, and answering the questions you didn't know to ask.

Listen to Natural Causes on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

Hi, I'm Dr. James Stout.

You might know me as a host of the It Could Happen Here podcast, but now I'm also hosting Natural Causes, a podcast about going outside.

I'm a historian, journalist, and outdoors person.

You might know me from my work in conflict and migration, but I grew up with both parents working in agriculture, and since then I've hiked, climbed, ridden, and paddled all over the world.

I want you to love the outdoors as much as I do, and that means making more people feel safe, comfortable and welcome in the backcountry and the frontcountry.

So we'll be covering how, when and where to touch grass, and answering the questions you didn't know to ask.

Listen to Natural Causes on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.