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Apr 29, 2025 44 min

Horror Vs. Climate Change with Planet Bonehead

from That's So Morbid Hosted by Ashe Woodward

Just when you thought horror couldn't get more political, we join the fight against climate change! Bobby Donohue is the creator and host of Planet Bonehead, where horror characters are part of fun, unforgettable lessons for kids (and horror nerds) about one of the scariest realities we face—climate change! Bobby shares how he sees horror and monsters as a way to keep the conversation on climate change from going stale, right when we need everyone to stand up and more people to get into green tech and be part of the solution. Bobby’s work combining beloved characters and scientific innovation is helping to ensure kids (and grown-ups!) grasp the seriousness of our planet's plight without too much doom and gloom. Along the way we discuss the impact of modern politics on climate change and how creativity and entertainment is needed more than ever. Join us and explore the terror and teamwork required to fight for our home planet...until it's too late! *There are no real spoilers in this episode but we suggest the Mad Max franchise as companion watching. It pairs well with our discussion on desertification. @PlanetBonehead 💀💀Follow The Spooky Scholars on Instagram @spooky.scholars 💀Join our ongoing conversation with our #horrorcommunity in the LIVE salon spookyscholars.com 🖤Full show notes at patreon.com/spookyscholars

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