Futureverse
Ramanan Raghavendran, Molly WoodMolly and Ramanan chat with cli-fi authors and imagine our climate-changed future.
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Ep. 10. Stephen Markley: Diving into The Deluge
In this episode of Futureverse, Molly Wood and Ramanan Raghavendran interview author Stephen Markley to dive deep into his novel, The Deluge. Through a meticulous exploration of a progressively destabilizing world, Markley illustrates the p...
Ep. 9. Edan Lepucki: Navigating Climate Anxiety Through Fiction
In this episode of Futureverse, Molly Wood and Ramanan Raghavendran interview Edan Lepucki about her works of climate fiction, including her novel California and her short story "There's No Place Like Home."
Ep. 8. T.C. Boyle: The Nature of Our Future
In the latest episode of Futureverse, Molly Wood and Ramanan Raghavendran interview acclaimed author, TC Boyle. Often called the “Godfather of Climate Fiction," Boyle has penned 31 books and more than 150 short stories with an impressive c...
Ep. 7. Nathaniel Rich: Navigating the Moral Terrain: Climate Activism, Political Possibilities, and the Literary Landscape
In the latest episode of Futureverse, Molly Wood and Ramanan Raghavendran interview American novelist and essayist Nathaniel Rich. Listen as they delve into the complexities of climate activism, political challenges, and literary reflection...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
VC: climate and sustainability at Amasia. Service: Penn trustee, Penn Arts and Sciences board chair, SF Goodwill board. Learning: Stanford MLA student. Climate \ud83c\udfa4: inourhands.earth, futureverse.earth. Blog: insights.amasia.vc, ramanan.com.
Molly Wood is a climate tech investor and startup advisor, and a longtime journalist in print, on radio, and TV, and a podcasting pioneer. Opinions are to be expected.
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