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NeuUrgent: The Bipartisan Effort to Quietly Erode Environmental and Tribal Protections11.11.2026 · 15 Min.
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Natural Causes is a podcast about the politics and practicalities of going outside in a world on fire, hosted by Dr. James Stout. It approaches the outdoors, conservation, agriculture, food sovereignty, and Indigenous land rights as interconnected issues. We want to combine unflinching journalism with unabashed advocacy for the land we all share, and welcome everyone into the outdoors and the fight for our public lands. Our shared wild spaces are under threat like never before, from climate change, the Trump administration, and extractive capitalism. Now, more than ever, we need serious journalism and serious solidarity that engages people with the struggle to protect these spaces for generations to come. New episodes weekly.

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  1. Urgent: The Bipartisan Effort to Quietly Erode Environmental and Tribal Protections

    15 Min.

    James is joined by Natali Geovia of the Water Protector Legal Collective to discuss the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act (BAAJA) and the tremendous damage it could do to protections for the land …

  2. AI and the Outdoors

    29 Min.

    James talks with Dane Brinkley about Mount Shasta, why it's not a good idea to outsource your planning to the internet, and why we go to the mountains ​ …

  3. Natural Causes Guide To Staying Warm This Winter

    1 Std. 6 Min.

    James is joined by Molly Conger to talk about what to wear this winter to stay warm in the outdoors, and to discuss how the outdoor media talks about equipment and the issues with that model. Here are some of …

  4. Lochiel Part 2: The End of the Tree Sit

    24 Min.

    In the second of a two part series James looks at the federal government's response to the Lochiel land defence and where people who care about the land can go from here …

  5. Lochiel: Speaking for the Trees

    33 Min.

    In the first of a two part series, James travels to Lochiel, Arizona, to interview land defenders occupying a historic cottonwood known as grandmother tree in order to prevent the tree being destroyed as part …

  6. Nomadcast takeover for Indigenous Peoples' Day

    1 Std. 38 Min.

    For Indigenous People's Day James intorduces an episode of the Nomadcast interviewing Mato Wayuhi. NomadCast is hosted by Caleb “Moose” (White Mountain Apache Descendant) and Cheyanne (White Mountain Apache …

  7. Cracking the Case on Egg Corruption

    22 Min.

    James looks into the DOJ investigation into egg price fixing and what it can tell us about the way our food system treats animals and people. Sources: https://www.justice.gov/atr/media/1450281/dl?inline …

  8. The Coming Flood

    28 Min.

    In Part Two of our series on The Wall and the Wilderness, James talks about the cultural and ecological damage done by the border wall and continues his interview with Dr. Christina Aiello about the Peninsular …

  9. The Wall and the Wilderness

    29 Min.

    James talks about the ecological disaster that is the border wall and interviews Dr. Christina Aiello about the Peninsular Bighorn ram that was killed by razor wire in the Jacumba mountains. Sources …

  10. What's the Roadless Rule and Who Wants To Scrap It?

    29 Min.

    James and journalist Jason Dove Mark explain the roadless rule, national forests, and the Trump administration's attempts to strip protections from tens of thousands of acres of public land …

  11. Did Donald Trump Ban Buffalo?

    1 Std. 1 Min.

    James is joined by Molly to discuss how the Bureau of Land Management is quietly changing its approach to public land management and what it means for approximately 900 bison in Central Montana. (originally run …

  12. Losing Everything: How Communities Recover From Fire When Politicians Abandon Them

    30 Min.

    James follows up on last week's episode and talked to Miles Gray about what it is like to lose your home in a fire and how people can continue to help fire survivors. Sources …

  13. Go Now: How to Prepare for Fire Evacuation

    33 Min.

    Weeks after more than 600 houses in Spokane burned, James talks to community members about how people prepared, cared for each other, and worried about migration enforcement during the fire evacuations …

  14. No Golf No Masters: Celebrating Our Ungovernable Peccary Friends

    30 Min.

    James talks with Molly Conger about the javelina and their installable appetite for golf courses. Sources: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=65x0RvhJNa8 https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2007/nov/05/conserva …

  15. Introducing: Natural Causes

    2 Min.Trailer

    Natural Causes is a podcast about the politics and practicalities of going outside in a world on fire, hosted by Dr James Stout. It approaches the outdoors, conservation, agriculture, food sovereignty, fire …

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