It's worth listening, it's 53 minutes at 1x speed.
The main gist is that the list doesn't specify volume and the low quality of the data due to confounders. Also, conflicting studies.
Examples of things that will "probably" or "possibly" cause cancer:
Night shifts
Aloe vera
Talc
How many night shifts, and what is the risk increase? If you do 1 night shift will it double your chances of catching cancer, or will doing night shifts every day for 40 years increase your risk from 1 in 10 million to 1 in 9 million?
The list doesn't specify any further information.