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Smoglandia OUT NOW: Hosted by Times Columnist Patt Morrison, this six-part series examines air pollution in Los Angeles, taking a closer look at the city’s complex history of smog. Climate change is battering California. Can the state find a way forward? Listen every Thursday as award-winning L.A. Times columnist Sammy Roth dives deep with scientists, energy leaders, legislators, activists and journalists who are experts on today's climate challenges and solutions. They’ll discuss everything ...
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The Boiling Point: Faith & Fire Podcast

The Boiling Point: Faith & Fire Podcast

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This is The Boiling Point: Faith and Fire Podcast where we stop bowing to comfort and start calling out the culture. If you’re tired of politics poisoning your family’s future and faith being pushed out of the conversation, subscribe now. We’re holding the line (and the lies) accountable.
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Boiling Point Podcast is an extension of the initiative Boiling Point and it's supposed to spread thoughts, ideas & experiences from the protagonists of the underground. This year, Boiling Point started few new projects. Alongside the regular activities and a new fanzine, this May an audio podcast started broadcasting primely on radio Kanal 103. Welcoming guests that are marking this era in any subcultural aspect, we believe that the "heroes of the underground" have plenty of untold stories ...
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The Boiling Point explores the lives and perspectives of trailblazing entrepreneurs, thought leaders, and movement makers who are driving meaningful change in the world. Whether you're a seasoned leader, an aspiring entrepreneur, or simply someone who wants to learn from the best, the Boiling Point is the perfect podcast for you. Each episode, hosts Emily Rodger and Dave Veale sit down with a different guest to discuss their experiences, insights, and ideas. From successful business owners a ...
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Welcome to The Boiling Point: Faith & Fire — where conviction meets confrontation. This isn’t your watered-down sermon or polite politics. It’s raw faith, bold truth, and the fire that burns through the lies shaping our culture. If you’re ready to stand for God, family, and freedom in a world that’s lost its common sense, you’re in the right place.…
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By the late 1940's, Los Angeles had experienced several extreme smog days -- or "gas attacks" as they were called back then. Everyone had their eyes on wartime factories that had sprung up and were shooting black plumes into the air, but someone had a feeling that the cause might be something else. Arie Haagen-Smit, a Dutch professor at Caltech who…
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Welcome to The Boiling Point: Faith & Fire where conviction meets confrontation. This isn’t your watered-down sermon or polite politics. It’s raw faith, bold truth, and the fire that burns through the lies shaping our culture. If you’re ready to stand for God, family, and freedom in a world that’s lost its common sense, you’re in the right place. I…
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Welcome to The Boiling Point: Faith & Fire — where conviction meets confrontation. This isn’t your watered-down sermon or polite politics. It’s raw faith, bold truth, and the fire that burns through the lies shaping our culture. If you’re ready to stand for God, family, and freedom in a world that’s lost its common sense, you’re in the right place.…
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Don’t blame us – blame our geography! Modern LA earned its first smoggy nickname 450 years ago, as the “bay of smokes.” At the La Brea tar pits, we take a short walk through a long history with curator Regan Dunn, who explains how and why the first Angelenos, 130 centuries ago, would have set fires that filled the broad bowl of LA and foretold the …
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Everybody loves to say, “Well, I’m a good person.” But hell isn’t full of bad people it’s full of unrepentant ones. This week on the Boiling Point; Faith and Fire, we’re calling out the enemy’s favorite lie: that good deeds can buy you a ticket to heaven. Spoiler alert they can’t. Jesus didn’t die so we could earn our way in with niceness points. H…
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Welcome to The Boiling Point: Faith & Fire — where conviction meets confrontation. This isn’t your watered-down sermon or polite politics. It’s raw faith, bold truth, and the fire that burns through the lies shaping our culture. If you’re ready to stand for God, family, and freedom in a world that’s lost its common sense, you’re in the right place.…
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For decades, the city’s air was so thick and gross with smog that it hid the mountains from view, shut down Hollywood film shoots and sent children home from school with burning lungs and stinging eyes. What was in the air and where was it coming from? No one knew for sure. L.A. Times Studios presents a special season of Boiling Point: Smoglandia. …
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In this episode of Boiling Point: Faith & Fire, we dive headfirst into the darkness people pretend isn’t there. From the twisted “No Kings Day” memes mocking God with mobs cheering for death and violence, we’re asking the question nobody wants to face...how did evil become entertainment? We talk about the Podesta conspiracy that is unfolding, Mamda…
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Welcome to The Boiling Point: Faith & Fire — where conviction meets confrontation. This isn’t your watered-down sermon or polite politics. It’s raw faith, bold truth, and the fire that burns through the lies shaping our culture. If you’re ready to stand for God, family, and freedom in a world that’s lost its common sense, you’re in the right place.…
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Los Angeles Times journalist Susanne Rust shares her eye-opening experience documenting her daily interactions with plastic. Despite being an expert on the topic, she was stunned by the sheer volume of plastic in her life, from single-use items to everyday essentials. Susanne and Sammy also discuss the current state of plastic regulation in Califor…
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Welcome to The Boiling Point: Faith & Fire — where conviction meets confrontation. This isn’t your watered-down sermon or polite politics. It’s raw faith, bold truth, and the fire that burns through the lies shaping our culture. If you’re ready to stand for God, family, and freedom in a world that’s lost its common sense, you’re in the right place.…
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Bill McKibben is an acclaimed environmental activist and journalist, and the co-founder of 350.org. As spring training gets underway, Sammy and Bill discuss fossil fuel advertising at Dodger Stadium, and how oil and gas industry “sportswashing” is taking advantage of America’s national pastime. LA Times Studios launched “Smoglandia" on Boiling Poin…
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Welcome to The Boiling Point: Faith & Fire — where conviction meets confrontation. This isn’t your watered-down sermon or polite politics. It’s raw faith, bold truth, and the fire that burns through the lies shaping our culture. If you’re ready to stand for God, family, and freedom in a world that’s lost its common sense, you’re in the right place.…
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Welcome to The Boiling Point: Faith & Fire — where conviction meets confrontation. This isn’t your watered-down sermon or polite politics. It’s raw faith, bold truth, and the fire that burns through the lies shaping our culture. If you’re ready to stand for God, family, and freedom in a world that’s lost its common sense, you’re in the right place.…
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Sammy Roth talks with Jason Rondou, an assistant general manager at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, about the city’s shift from coal to clean energy. Believe it or not, L.A. still operates a giant coal-fired power plant, more than 500 miles away in rural Utah. In November, DWP is finally closing it — and replacing it with a combinati…
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Welcome to The Boiling Point: Faith & Fire — where conviction meets confrontation. This isn’t your watered-down sermon or polite politics. It’s raw faith, bold truth, and the fire that burns through the lies shaping our culture. If you’re ready to stand for God, family, and freedom in a world that’s lost its common sense, you’re in the right place.…
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Welcome to The Boiling Point: Faith & Fire — where conviction meets confrontation. This isn’t your watered-down sermon or polite politics. It’s raw faith, bold truth, and the fire that burns through the lies shaping our culture. If you’re ready to stand for God, family, and freedom in a world that’s lost its common sense, you’re in the right place.…
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Sammy Roth talks with Los Angeles Times environment reporter Hayley Smith about the Trump administration’s regulatory rollbacks, the misinformation driving them, and what they mean for the future of climate action.Project 2025 Tracker: https://www.project2025.observer/en Read Sammy’s latest column: https://www.latimes.com/environment/newsletter/202…
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This isn’t your soft, watered down Sunday sermon. This is where conviction meets confrontation...where faith isn’t a blanket, it’s a call to arms. At The Boiling Point, Faith and Fire Podcast we stop sugarcoating truth, we burn through fear, and we choose obedience to God over the opinions of men. Faith shapes your values, but politics shape the la…
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Sammy Roth talks with Matt Freedman, staff attorney at the Utility Reform Network, about what California lawmakers are doing to rein in soaring electricity costs, and why it’s crucial for the state’s climate goals. Read Sammy’s latest column: https://www.latimes.com/environment/newsletter/2025-09-18/california-legislative-session-climate-issues LA …
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Rabbi Jennie Rosenn started Dayenu to provide a much-needed space for the Jewish community to discuss and address climate change. Now, amid the Trump administration’s hostility to environmental regulations and climate solutions, Dayenu is bringing a new kind of urgency to the work ahead. Sammy sits down with Rabbi Rosenn to discuss the state of fai…
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This week we’re sharing an episode of another L.A. Times Studios podcast, Rebuilding Los Angeles. Hosted by Kate Cagle, this episode discusses post-fires Los Angeles and what our city can do to live smarter in the face of climate-fueled fires. LA Times Studios launched “Smoglandia" on Boiling Point Podcast, a new limited narrative series hosted by …
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Los Angeles has long been famous for its smog — and while things are better today, the fight isn’t finished. Sammy Roth talks with L.A. Times columnist Patt Morrison about her new podcast on the city’s smog history, and what it will take to build a future with truly clean air. LA Times Studios launched “Smoglandia" on Boiling Point Podcast, a new l…
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Sammy Roth welcomes award-winning actor Hannah Einbinder to the show. You may know her for her role as Ava Daniels on HBO Max’s “Hacks.” Or maybe you’re familiar with her climate advocacy — including a new campaign for fossil fuel divestment in Hollywood. She and Sammy discuss the intersection between climate and creativity, and why she thinks mush…
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Environmental journalist Jonathan P. Thompson joins Sammy Roth to discuss the future of the Colorado River, the state of America’s public lands, and the myths surrounding the West’s natural resources. Read Sammy’s latest column about the Colorado River: https://www.latimes.com/environment/newsletter/2025-08-14/river-rafting-in-colorado-offers-clima…
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The Colorado River is shrinking, and the stakes couldn’t be higher for California. Sammy Roth talks with JB Hamby, the state’s lead Colorado River negotiator, about his vision for one of the West’s most important — and most threatened — water sources. LA Times Studios launched “Smoglandia" on Boiling Point Podcast, a newlimited narrative series hos…
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Sammy Roth talks with a California solar industry leader and a conservation advocate about where big solar farms should go — and where they shouldn’t. They discuss wildlife habitat, the urgency of the climate crisis and how to build renewables without destroying nature. LA Times Studios launched “Smoglandia" on Boiling Point Podcast, a new limited …
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In the first of a two-part series on “abundance,” Sammy Roth talks with L.A. Times housing reporter Liam Dillon about California’s controversial move to roll back environmental protections in hopes of building more homes, and what that means for climate change. LA Times Studios launched “Smoglandia" on Boiling Point Podcast, a new limited narrative…
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Sammy Roth talks with journalist Michael Grunwald about his new book, “We Are Eating the Earth,” which began as a story about food and became a story about land. They explore how agriculture — especially the way we raise livestock and grow crops — has become one of the biggest drivers of climate change. They also unpack realistic solutions, and thi…
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President Trump’s new budget law guts federal support for solar and wind power, while boosting fossil fuels. Sammy Roth talks with Princeton researcher Jesse Jenkins about how the “One Big Beautiful Bill” could increase climate pollution and make energy more expensive. Read Sammy’s recent column: https://www.latimes.com/environment/newsletter/2025-…
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This week, we're sharing an episode of A Matter of Degrees. Hosted by Dr. Leah Stokes and Dr. Katharine Wilkinson, this award-winning series tells stories about the powerful forces behind climate change. This episode discusses how insurance companies are failing to accommodate for the impacts of climate change. LA Times Studios launched “Smoglandia…
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Sammy Roth returns to Esmeralda County, Nevada, to tour the proposed Rhyolite Ridge mine with Bernard Rowe, managing director of Ioneer. Rowe explains why he believes the mine can operate without harming an endangered wildflower, and lays out his company’s vision for responsible extraction of lithium and boron. LA Times Studios launched “Smoglandia…
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Sammy Roth travels to Esmeralda County, Nevada, to meet Naomi Fraga, a botany professor at Claremont Graduate University, and see the endangered Tiehm’s buckwheat up close. The wildflower stands in the way of one of the country’s biggest proposed lithium mines — a project supporters say is crucial to the clean energy transition. This is Part 1 of a…
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What’s a greater threat to humanity: climate change, or the potential collapse of democracy? In this episode, Sammy Roth speaks with Clark University geography professor James McCarthy, who’s studied how authoritarianism and environmental destruction can be deeply intertwined. LA Times Studios launched “Smoglandia" on Boiling Point Podcast, a new l…
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Sammy Roth visits America’s second-largest nuclear plant, Arizona’s Palo Verde Generating Station, and sits down with three experts to explore the pros and cons of atomic energy. It’s one of the few climate solutions with bipartisan support — but it’s also plagued by high costs and pollution concerns from uranium mining. Read Sammy’s recent column …
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NPR climate editor Sadie Babits talks about why the media has long overlooked the climate crisis, and how that’s starting to change. Her new book, “Hot Takes: Every Journalist's Guide to Covering Climate Change,” is essential reading — not just for journalists, but for anyone who cares about how the climate story gets told. Pre-order the book here:…
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This week, we're sharing an episode of Living Planet, a podcast by the German broadcaster DW. It explores the idea of 15-minute cities — and why the climate-friendly concept is drawing backlash. Read more about Living Planet: https://www.dw.com/en/living-planet/program-19028671 LA Times Studios launched “Smoglandia" on Boiling Point Podcast, a new …
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After the Eaton and Palisades fires, federal agencies skipped standard testing for toxic metals in the soil of burned homes. A team of L.A. Times reporters, led by Tony Briscoe, stepped in to collect samples and investigate what was left behind. What they found was alarming. Read their investigation: https://www.latimes.com/environment/story/2025-0…
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In this panel discussion, some of the American West’s leading climate activists, scientists and policymakers share their thoughts on the first few months of the Trump administration – and why they’re still hopeful about holding the fossil fuel industry accountable. Our guests are climate scientist Emily Fischer, California State Sen. Lena Gonzalez,…
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Sammy Roth tours the largest solar and battery storage facility ever built for Los Angeles. He also sits down with the L.A. Department of Water and Power’s CEO to learn what it’ll take to get to 100% clean electricity by 2035. https://www.latimes.com/environment/newsletter/2024-12-05/column-l-a-s-massive-new-solar-farm-is-cheap-and-impressive-more-…
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California’s climate goals demand a radical rethink of how we build — and how we move. Carter Rubin of NRDC breaks down the promise and peril of permitting reform, why it’s so hard to build climate-friendly cities, and what it’ll take to get Angelenos out of their cars. LA Times Studios launched “Smoglandia" on Boiling Point Podcast, a new limited …
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A North Dakota jury hit Greenpeace with a staggering $666 million judgment for its role in the Dakota Access Pipeline protests. Investigative reporter Miranda Green tells Sammy Roth how fossil fuel interests may have tried to influence the jury, one fake newspaper at a time — and why this isn’t an isolated incident. Read Miranda’s recent story here…
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Southern California Edison is facing intense scrutiny after the Eaton fire, including dozens of lawsuits over the utility company’s possible role in igniting the blaze. Sammy Roth sits down with Edison International CEO Pedro Pizarro to discuss wildfire prevention, climate change, the future of energy in California and who really pays when disaster…
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California’s fight over rooftop solar has divided climate advocates, pitting solar companies against economists and regulators. In this episode, two leading voices—Brad Heavner and Severin Borenstein—debate whether the state’s decision to slash rooftop solar incentives was a mistake or a necessary reform. Read Sammy Roth’s recent Boiling Point colu…
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Los Angeles Times journalist Susanne Rust shares her eye-opening experience documenting her daily interactions with plastic. Despite being an expert on the topic, she was stunned by the sheer volume of plastic in her life, from single-use items to everyday essentials. Susanne and Sammy also discuss the current state of plastic regulation in Califor…
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Berkeley’s Boichik Bagels helped defeat a climate-friendly gas tax, arguing that great bagels need gas ovens. We talk with owner Emily Winston about tradition, business, and whether the future of cooking can be electric. https://www.latimes.com/environment/newsletter/2024-11-21/column-why-californias-favorite-bagel-shop-is-defending-fossil-fuels-bo…
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Ian James is a veteran climate and water reporter at the Los Angeles Times. His recent stories have exposed misinformation surrounding California’s water supplies and wildfire response — including a political stunt by President Trump. Together, he and Sammy break down the facts that will shape our climate future, and our ability to survive it. LA T…
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Sammy Roth sits down with environmental activist John Francis, also known as the "Planetwalker." John shares his extraordinary journey, from a 17-year vow of silence to walking and bicycling across continents, all in the name of environmental justice. He explains how hope, empathy, and kindness aren’t just virtues—they’re a form of protest. Link to…
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Comedian Esteban Gast talks with Sammy about using humor to alleviate climate anxiety, while making clean energy and other environmental solutions more interesting — and even fun. From punchlines to policy, they explore laughter as a powerful tool for change. LA Times Studios launched “Smoglandia" on Boiling Point Podcast, a new limited narrative s…
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