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Joe Rogan Experience #1500 - Barbara Freese

Barbara Freese is an author, environmental attorney and a former Minnesota assistant attorney general.

Joe RoganhostBarbara Freeseguest
Jul 1, 20201h 50mWatch on YouTube

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EPISODE INFO

Released
July 1, 2020
Duration
1h 50m
Channel
The Joe Rogan Experience
Watch on YouTube
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EPISODE DESCRIPTION

Barbara Freese is an author, environmental attorney and a former Minnesota assistant attorney general. Her latest book Industrial-Strength Denial is now available: https://www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520296282/industrial-strength-denial

SPEAKERS

  • Joe Rogan

    host
  • Barbara Freese

    guest

EPISODE SUMMARY

In this episode of The Joe Rogan Experience, featuring Joe Rogan and Barbara Freese, Joe Rogan Experience #1500 - Barbara Freese explores How Corporations Deny Harm: From Slavery to Climate Change Barbara Freese, an environmental attorney and author, explains how industries systematically deny the harms of their products and practices, from the British slave trade and radium to tobacco, fossil fuels, CFCs, and Wall Street finance.

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