Cramming for the Apocalypse Podcast

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Charm of the Wilderness Ep. 8 - Writing National Park Fiction with Aaron Johnson

September 17, 2026

Apologies for the long delay in posting the final two episodes of the Charm of the Wilderness podcast. But they come at a good time to reinvest in our thinking about public lands. Enjoy!I discovered the National Park Mystery Series a little over a year ago when a friend recommended it. Quickly, the series became my son and my nightly read-together books that got us through many months. We both became attached to the characters, middle schoolers, Jake, Amber, and Wes, and felt incredibly inves...

Charm of the Wilderness Ep. 7 - U.S. Fire Management & the NPS with Stephen Pyne & Tom Nichols

June 22, 2026

In the Charm of the Wilderness book project, I’m using the natural elements to shape the narrative. That theme guides each park or trip. The first of all of those was a trip to Yosemite National Park I took last year that centered on fire.The two guys I interview this week played a big role in understanding the landscape of fire and fire management in the United States and the National Park Service and I’m excited for you two get to hear from them.Stephen Pyne is emeritus professor from Arizo...

Charm of the Wilderness Ep. 5 - Diversity in the Outdoors and National Parks with KangJae Jerry Lee

June 16, 2026

As you’re reading or listening to this, I will be exploring Yellowstone National Park with my family. It’s the perfect on-theme activity for this series! So while I’m out with my family exploring America’s first national park, please enjoy a couple more episodes of the Charm of the Wilderness series.In the meantime, I hope you’re off on some fun summer adventures and I’ll be back with more written content in a couple of weeks!When discussing and writing about the outdoors, there’s always an e...

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Cramming for the Apocalypse Podcast typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Authors/researchers/educators and advocates with expertise in climate impacts and public lands; specialists in environmental justice, diversity/access in outdoor spaces, national park history, and/or Indigenous history; often backed by publications, studies, or active community initiatives. Common among recent guests: Published books on national parks or related history; Peer-reviewed or research-backed studies; Work leading/advocating for public land access and equity. Recent guests include KangJae Jerry Lee, Will De Man, and Shane Doyle.

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Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

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Recent episodes cover Climate, Environment, Public Lands, Justice, and History. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.