OVERSHOOT | Shrink Toward Abundance

Nandita Bajaj, Alan Ware

podcast@populationbalance.org

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Booking Overview

OVERSHOOT brings together expert guests to examine humanity’s social and ecological crises through population, consumption, power, and moral/political frameworks. It’s a strong fit for PR teams representing researchers, authors, or policy thinkers working on sustainability and transformative societal change.

Metrics

Episodes: 100

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.9/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Male

Location: USA

YouTube: 2.4k subscribers

Instagram: 1.0k followers

Contact Information

podcast@populationbalance.org

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Host

Nandita Bajaj - Host of OVERSHOOT, a podcast exploring narrative, behavioral, and system shifts for recreating human life in balance with all life on Earth, featuring expert guests across disciplines.

Alan Ware - Host of OVERSHOOT, a podcast exploring narrative, behavioral, and system shifts for recreating human life in balance with all life on Earth, featuring expert guests across disciplines.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

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Typical Credentials:  
Established subject-matter experts and authors in sustainability/population science, political philosophy, ecology, and social-power analysis (often with books and recognizable scholarly or policy standing).
Required Achievements:  
Authored or co-authored influential books, Recognized expertise in relevant academic or applied fields, Public-facing thought leadership on ecological/social transformation

Recent Guest Discussions

Corey Bradshaw - Population Denial; Ecological Degradation And Extinction Risk; Links Between Population Density, Biodiversity Loss, And Health; Taboo Politics Of Overpopulation; Aging Societies And Outcomes; Sustainable Human Population; Equity And Optimism/pessimism

Will Kymlicka - Animals As Political Agents; Animal Rights And Political Society; Communication And Consent; Animal Typologies (domesticated, Liminal, Wild); Transforming Laws And Institutions Toward Coexistence

Sue Donaldson - Animals As Political Agents; Animal Rights And Political Society; Communication And Consent; Animal Typologies (domesticated, Liminal, Wild); Transforming Laws And Institutions Toward Coexistence

Luke Kemp - Origins And Mechanics Of Dominance Hierarchies (‘goliath’); Collapse Trajectories; Democratizing Power; Historical Constraints On Tyrants; Vulnerability To Shocks; ‘silicon Goliath’ Risk

Recent Topics

Sustainability, Population, Political Philosophy, Animal Rights, Ecology

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
OVERSHOOT | Shrink Toward Abundance
:

The Ghastly Costs of Population Denial | Corey Bradshaw

July 09, 2026

Humanity is pushing life to the brink. Mathematical ecologist, Corey Bradshaw, explains how our growing population and consumption are driving the depopulation and extinction of countless species while pushing Earth's ecosystems beyond their limits. We explore why overpopulation remains politically taboo, why fears of falling birth rates are misplaced given the evidence of better socioeconomic outcomes in aging societies, and why, although the future will be 'ghastly,' it's still up to us to ...

Animals and the Right to Politics | Sue Donaldson and Will Kymlicka

June 30, 2026

For millennia, animals have been treated as property or passive recipients of moral concern rather than as political beings with agency. Political philosophers Sue Donaldson and Will Kymlicka, authors of Animals and the Right to Politics, argue that decades of research reveals that animals are members of complex political societies capable of negotiation, cooperation, and collective decision-making. We explore what it would mean to recognize animals' political rights and build a meaningful po...

The History and Future of Collapse | Luke Kemp

June 16, 2026

For most of our history, humans lived in relatively egalitarian societies that actively prevented the accumulation of power. Author of Goliath's Curse, Luke Kemp, examines how hierarchical states, 'Goliaths', came to dominate the world. We explore why Goliaths repeatedly collapse, the likely trajectories of today's global Goliath, and what it might take to radically democratize power before history repeats itself. Highlights include: Why Luke rejects the term 'civilization' in favor of 'Goli...

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