WTF Now? by S7
Podcast Description
The world is confusing right now. Long-held assumptions about societies, economies, and industries are unravelling, leaving many leaders wondering: WTF Now?
Our podcast is designed for Nordic and European leaders trying to make sense of the tumult. We’ll bring in thoughtful, often unconventional experts to help cut through the noise on topics like the energy transition, sustainability, geopolitics, and society.
If you're a leader asking "#WtfNow?", this podcast is for you.
S7 helps businesses that matter outperform those that don’t.
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Main topics include energy transition, sustainability, geopolitics, and societal issues, with episodes like the one featuring expert Jan Rosenow discussing truths about renewable energy and pricing challenges, and exploring Europe's future in global energy affairs.

The world is confusing right now. Long-held assumptions about societies, economies, and industries are unravelling, leaving many leaders wondering: WTF Now?
Our podcast is designed for Nordic and European leaders trying to make sense of the tumult. We’ll bring in thoughtful, often unconventional experts to help cut through the noise on topics like the energy transition, sustainability, geopolitics, and society.
If you’re a leader asking “#WtfNow?”, this podcast is for you.
S7 helps businesses that matter outperform those that don’t.
Michael Liebreich has spent decades working on climate solutions. He's also one of the sharpest critics of how the climate community argues its case.In the final part of this three-episode series, recorded at Rick's off-grid cabin above Oslo, the conversation turns to the narratives shaping the climate debate — and why getting them wrong damages the very cause they're meant to serve.In this episode:
- Why scientists should present options — not tell society what to do
- The Bjorn Lomborg question — smart, data-driven, and yet persistently misleading
- Why the RCP 8.5 climate scenario was never plausible — and why using it handed ammunition to climate sceptics
- What the IPCC's own data actually says about extreme weather events
- Why being ”disagreeably honest” — about both sides of the debate — is the only robust strategy
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