I migliori Alex Zee podcast (2024)

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Funny You Should Ask - Alex Zee 28:54

18d ago28:54

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This episode, it's another Funny You Should Ask with a local comedian dedicated to his craft and a champion for other local comics, Alex Zee!

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Sound On the Hill- Uplifting Local Artistry 27:07

4d ago27:07

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This episode, Christian "CeCe" Mitchell tells us about Sound On the Hill- the creative collective she founded seven years ago. She's joined by SOTH member Nick Miller.

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Navigating Progressive Politics in Nevada with Zee Cohen-Sanchez 1:10:54

7d ago1:10:54

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Send us a text Note: This was recorded in September during the early parts of the Harris campaign, some characterizations now I don't agree with. Get ready to unpack the complexities of progressive politics in Nevada with grassroots organizer Zee Cohen-Sanchez. As we navigate this battleground state's unique blend of libertarian and progressive inf…

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From Dawn To Decadence, part 1: Cultural Shifts and Economic Myths 1:58:25

11d ago1:58:25

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Send us a text What if modern society is hurtling towards decadence just like the Roman Empire, yet we remain blissfully unaware of it? Join us as we embark on a journey with the Regrettable Brothers, Chris and Jason, to explore this possibility and unravel the complexities of societal progress through a Marxist lens. We bring you an insightful dis…

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Rethinking Sweatshops: Labor Exploitation from the Industrial Revolution to the Gig Economy 1:18:26

14d ago1:18:26

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Send us a text Ridhiman Balaji offers a profound examination of sweatshops and labor exploitation, challenging us to rethink everything we know about these complex global issues. From the historical roots in the Industrial Revolution to the alarming similarities with today's gig economy, Ridh unravels how labor practices have evolved yet remain fun…

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Unpacking the Failures of the Millennial Left: A Conversation with Alex Hochuli 1:57:46

21d ago1:57:46

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Send us a text Could the millennial left's political failures be traced back to a misalignment with historical Marxist frameworks? Join us on VarmVlog as we unpack this and more in an eye-opening conversation with Alex Hochuli, author of Omelets with Eggshells: On the Failure of the Millennial Left and co-host of Aufbungabunga Podcast. We dive into…

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Marx, De-Growth, and Climate Crisis: A Critical Analysis with Lee Phillips and Matt Huber 1:30:07

28d ago1:30:07

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Send us a text Can Marx help us navigate the climate crisis, or is de-growth socialism the answer? Join us for an in-depth discussion with Lee Phillips and Matt Huber as we unravel Kohei Saito's controversial interpretations of Marx's writings on natural limits and the metabolic rift which they began this piece for Jacobin. We challenge Saito's red…

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Evolution of Privilege: From the French Revolution to Modern Social Justice with Stephan Bertram-Lee 1:45:25

1M ago1:45:25

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Send us a text Have you ever wondered how the concept of privilege has evolved from the French Revolution to modern times? Join us as we sit down with Stephan Bertram-Lee, a PhD student who has just completed a groundbreaking dissertation on the history and limitations of the concept of privilege. We trace its origins, revisit Peggy McIntosh's infl…

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FAME Studios - Shaking Up the Music Industry for 65 Years 41:34

1M ago41:34

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Rodney Hall, President of FAME Recording Studios, joins us ahead of FAME's 65th anniversary, to regale us with amusing stories and historic insight.

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Unpacking the 2024 Election: Harris's Strategies, Right-Wing Sympathies, and Geopolitical Ramifications 2:14:33

1M ago2:14:33

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Send us a text What does the 2024 U.S. presidential election mean for the future of American politics? Join us as Elijah Emery unpack the unpopularity of both major candidates and the labyrinthine electoral system that confounds even seasoned pundits. We probe Kamala Harris's evolving political strategies on critical issues such as student loan for…

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State Power and Revolutionary Tactics: Unpacking Anarchist Theory with Zoe Baker 1:29:18

1M ago1:29:18

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Send us a text Ever wondered if the state really just serves capitalist interests? Zoe Baker, a libertarian socialist philosopher, joins us to sift through the logical arguments and historical contexts behind anarchist positions. From Brexit to Kropotkin’s nuanced view of state factions, we dissect the complexities of state power and its role in cl…

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Unraveling the Esoteric Threads: Exploring Marx, Hegel, and Modernity with Dr. Justin Sledge 1:37:59

2M ago1:37:59

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Send us a text What do Hegel, Marx, and esoteric traditions have in common? Join us for an enlightening episode featuring Dr. Justin Sledge from the Esoterica channel as we explore this fascinating intersection. Dr. Sledge shares his insights into the influence of figures like Hegel and Marx on political theology and esoteric traditions, while also…

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Behind Our Local Music Scene - Five Points Recording 26:22

2M ago26:22

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This episode, we meet Justin Miller, owner of Five Points Recording studio in Huntsville, and assistant recording engineer, Ben Holloway.

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Realities of Modern Socialism: A Critical Exploration of Sam Gindin's 'Socialism for Realists' 1:39:59

2M ago1:39:59

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Send us a text Is modern socialism merely a revenge fantasy against historical colonizers? Join Elijah Emery and C. Derick Varn as we critically examine Sam Gindin's "Socialism for Realists," tracing our journey from initial excitement to ultimate disillusionment. We argue that Gindin's vision lacks the aspiration for a classless society and falls …

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Living in the Darkest Timeline: A Conversation with Bram Gieben 2:04:59

2M ago2:04:59

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Send us a text What if our apocalyptic narratives are actually masking the true dystopia we live in today? Join us as we challenge conventional wisdom in our latest episode, featuring a thought-provoking conversation with Bram Gieben, author of "The Darkest Timeline, Living in a World with no Future." Bram shares his insights into how these narrati…

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Funny You Should Ask - SiFi 28:42

2M ago28:42

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This episode, Funny You Should Ask is back, bringing the dimples and giggles out with our guest, local comedian, SiFi!

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Unpacking the Southern Roots and Impact of Neoliberalism: A Discussion with Connor Harney 2:35:32

2M ago2:35:32

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Send us a text Can neoliberalism be truly understood without examining its Southern roots? In this episode, Marxist writer and thinker Connor Harney joins us to unpack the complex history and dynamics behind the rise and persistence of neoliberalism. We trace its origins back to the 1970s, focusing on the American Southeast, dissecting how anti-war…

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Boundless and Bottomless (Bonus): Putin Vs. Putin by Aleksandr Dugin with Donald Parkinson 2:52:21

3M ago2:52:21

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Send us a text Step into the complex world of geopolitics as we engage in a provocative dialogue with Donald Parkinson from the Marxist Unity Group and Cosmonaut Magazine. Ever wondered how Aleksandr Dugin's perspectives on Vladimir Putin shift when viewed from Russia's internal lens? Discover the nuances of his book "Putin vs. Putin: Vladimir Puti…

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Thompson vs Althusser: A Legacy of Revolutionary Ideas 2:45:23

3M ago2:45:23

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Send us a text E.P. Thompson versus Louis Althusser—what if their debate reshaped our understanding of Marxist theory forever? Join Nicolas D. Villareal as we unpack Thompson's contentious critiques of Althusser, revealing the misunderstandings and secondary sources that fueled their intellectual clash. We'll dissect Althusser's argument against hi…

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From Bern-Out to Burn out With Jules Taylor 2:46:26

3M ago2:46:26

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Send us a text What complexities lie beneath the recent shifts in the U.S. left? Join us on Varn Vlog as we sit down with Jules Taylor of the "No Easy Answers" podcast to dissect the nuanced landscape of leftist politics in America. From the financial woes of the DSA to the growing support for Palestinians in Gaza, we break down the major events an…

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Keeping Physical Media Alive! at KBS VHS 28:22

3M ago28:22

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This episode, we meet K.B. Singer, filmmaker and owner of vintage physical media shop, KBS VHS!

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Living in Today’s Dystopia: Unpacking Apocalyptic Realities, Water Security, and Transhumanism 2:04:59

3M ago2:04:59

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Send us a text What if the apocalypse is already here, but we're too busy imagining zombies and nuclear winters to notice? On this episode, Bram E. Gieben, author of "The Darkest Timeline: Living in a World with No Future," unpacks the eerie realization that our present might be the dystopia we've been fearing. We explore how apocalyptic narratives…

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Meet the Founder of Huntsville's New Comedy Troupe! 32:25

3M ago32:25

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Ethan Mitchell of Plumb Line Events, Huntsville's newest comedy troupe, is our special guest for this episode of Arts Underground.

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The Enduring Legacy of Loren Goldner: Left Communism, Marxism, and Cultural Critiques 1:54:15

3M ago1:54:15

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Send us a text What if the horizon of the workers' movement has truly ended? On this thought-provoking episode, we welcome Ross Wolfe to dissect the enduring legacy and contemporary relevance of Loren Goldner a monumental figure in left communism. We delve into Goldner’s solitary stance amid post-structuralism, his fierce critiques of post-colonial…

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The Many, Many Deaths of the Millennial Left with Alex Gendler 2:04:43

4M ago2:04:43

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Send us a text Is the millennial left crumbling under its own weight, or is it poised for a groundbreaking resurgence? Join us on VarmVlog as we dissect the intricate evolution and fragmentation of the millennial left post-Bernie Sanders. With insights from Alex Gendler, we reflect on the legacies of Mark Fisher, David Graeber, and Michael Brooks, …

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Moving Beyond the Debates On the Professional Managerial Class with Foppe De Haan 1:30:26

4M ago1:30:26

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Send us a text Curious about how the Professional Managerial Class (PMC) fits into today's leftist strategy debates? Join us as Dutch socialist Foppe De Haan takes us through his personal journey within the Dutch Socialist Party, his discontent with its approach to identity politics, and the transformative influence of Bernie Sanders' campaign. Fap…

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Historical Contexts in Modern Reporting: Joe Payne on Chumash War and California's Complex Dynamics 2:42:39

4M ago2:42:39

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Send us a text Can local journalism survive in an age dominated by tech giants and algorithm-driven content? Join us as Joe Payne of Political Payne returns to Varn Vlog after a three-year hiatus to share his firsthand experiences and insights into the evolving landscape of journalism. From his humble beginnings at a community alt-weekly to his aca…

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Exploring Leftist Stability, Political Trends, and Global Conflicts: A Deep Dive with Amogh Sahu 2:52:03

4M ago2:52:03

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Send us a text Ever wondered why smaller Marxist groups are financially stable while larger organizations like the Democratic Socialists of America struggle? Our guest, Amogh Sahu, brings clarity to this and other enigmas within leftist movements by pulling back the curtain on the role of wealthy individuals and funding transparency in these organi…

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Revolutionary Pessimism: A Deep Dive into Marxist Theory 2:21:47

5M ago2:21:47

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Send us a text Chirs and Jason of the regrettable century return. Is revolutionary optimism just delusional wishful thinking? Join us as we dissect the tension between revolutionary optimism and pessimism within Marxist theory. We scrutinize Maoist and anarchist influences on American leftist thought, revealing the struggle between human agency and…

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(Bonus) Boundless and Bottomless Seas : Unpacking Dugin's Influence and Global Political Dynamics with Jules Taylor 3:16:31

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Send us a text This audio episode is available on the youtube channel and was made available to patrons a month ago. Embark on an intellectual voyage with Jules Taylor, the esteemed podcast host and producer, as we dissect the enigmatic ideologies shaping our world. From the radical traditionalism of Alexander Dugin to the complexities of red-brown…

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Transforming the Global Working Class: Economic Evolution and the Communist Perspective with Phil Neel 1:44:48

5M ago1:44:48

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Send us a text Discover the fate of the global working class through the expert lens of communist geographer Field Neal, as we dissect the seismic transformations rippling through shrinking industrial sectors and spiking productivity. This episode traverses the historical legacies of industrial powers, such as the United States and Britain, to unpa…

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Funny You Should Ask - Amy Mahoney 22:00

5M ago22:00

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This episode, Funny You Should Ask is back, spotlighting a master at comical musical improv, Amy Mahoney!

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Deciphering Economic Growth: Interest Rates and Modern Monetary Theory with Warren Mosler 1:07:17

5M ago1:07:17

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Send us a text Uncover the surprising consequences of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions with Warren Mosler, a leading economist and the insightful voice behind Modern Monetary Theory. As we navigate the bewildering relationship between monetary policy and economic growth, Mosler debunks the expected slowdown narrative, revealing instead…

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The Pulse of a Movement: Insights from the 2024 Labor Notes Conference 1:54:03

5M ago1:54:03

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Send us a text Embark on a journey to the heart of labor's battleground with Kellen Gildersleeve and Nurse John, as they unpack the electrifying atmosphere of the 2024 Labor Notes Conference. From the rousing victory of the United Auto Workers in the South to the diverse experiences of unionists across the country, this episode captures the pulse o…

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Traversing Ideologies: American Politics, Secularism, and Historical Thought with Justin Clark 1:57:14

5M ago1:57:14

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Send us a text Join the intellectual odyssey with our guest, Justin Clark, public historian and director of digital initiatives at the Indiana Historical Bureau, as we weave through a labyrinth of political ideologies, historical narratives, and the evolution of secular humanism. Unlock the mysteries of midwestern republicanism, dissect the transfo…

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Rethinking Social Equity Through the Lens of Historical Materialism with Ridhiman Balaji 1:33:26

6M ago1:33:26

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Send us a text Embark on an intellectual exploration with Ridhiamn Balaji, whose insights into the welfare state and socialism challenge the status quo. This episode traverses the European origins of welfare policies, the cautionary stances of Marxists towards state intervention, and the contentious use of the term 'welfare state' in American polit…

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Decoding the Transformation of Leftist Thought: An In-Depth Analysis with Amogh Sahu 2:31:08

6M ago2:31:08

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Send us a text Embark on an intellectual odyssey with us and our esteemed guest, Amogh Sahu, a formidable doctoral candidate at Columbia University, as we traverse a decade's worth of leftist thought and its profound transformations. Reflecting on our shared history of dialogue and discovery, we delve into the nuances of leftist influence on cultur…

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Funny You Should Ask - Beth Ridgeway 30:43

6M ago30:43

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This episode, local improv extraordinaire Beth Ridgeway joins us for another Funny You Should Ask!

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Shattering Myths The Other Side of Ukraine's Conflict with Dr. Ivan Katchanovski 1:11:45

6M ago1:11:45

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Send us a text Uncover the hidden narratives of the Euromaidan massacre with Dr.Ivan Katchanovski, a political scientist who dares to challenge the accepted story of the 2014 protests in Ukraine. Through a meticulous examination of evidence, Dr. Katchanovski proposes a controversial new perspective: the shots that rang out in Maidan Square may not …

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Ralf Ruckus Explores China's Political Left 1:44:37

6M ago1:44:37

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Send us a text Embark on a captivating journey with Ralf Ruckus, esteemed author and co-founder of the Gong Chao Collective, as we dissect the complex tapestry of the Chinese Left and its evolution. Ralf's insights challenge conventional perceptions, revealing a shift from revolutionary fervor to a capitalist present, and the intricate dance betwee…

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Unearthing Eco-Socialism: Dr. John Bellamy Foster on Marxism, the Metabolic Rift, and a Sustainable Future 1:13:31

6M ago1:13:31

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Send us a text Join the profound journey into the heart of eco-socialism with Dr. John Bellamy Foster, a guiding voice in the discourse on the environment and socioeconomic systems. Our thought-provoking conversation peels back the layers of the metabolic rift, a concept that reveals the tension between capitalism's exploitation of nature and the d…

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Voices of Change: Palestinian Solidarity and the Uncommitted Campaign 1:30:40

6M ago1:30:40

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Send us a text As we wade through the turbulent waters of political advocacy, our latest episode brings to the forefront the passionate voices Clarissa Cunningham, Dr. Elektra Kosopoulou, and Maryam Syed. These dynamic women, whose lives are steeped in academia and activism, share their powerful narratives surrounding the Uncommitted Campaign and i…

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Dissecting the Common Good: Elijah Emery on the work of Michael Sandel, Part 2 1:36:23

7M ago1:36:23

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Send us a text Do you ever wonder what binds our society together in the pursuit of something greater than ourselves? Elijah Emery joins me on an intellectual expedition to dissect the layers of political philosophy, scrutinizing the enigmatic notion of the common good through the critical lens of Michael J. Sandel. Together, we venture into the hi…

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Arts Underground - The Curated Gallery 38:18

7M ago38:18

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This episode, organizers for The Curated Gallery in Huntsville, Asé Selah and Kevin Richardson, join us to talk about their upcoming exhibit, on display May 2-4.

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Dissecting Meritocracy: Elijah Emery on the Work of Michael Sandel, Part 1 1:16:21

7M ago1:16:21

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Send us a text Prepare to have your views on meritocracy and society's fairness fundamentally challenged as Elijah Emery and I dissect Michael Sandel's "The Tyranny of Merit." We don't just skim the surface; we penetrate deep into the cultural and political implications of a system that rewards credentials over genuine talent. Our discourse ranges …

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Unveiling the Tapestry of Early American Print Culture: A Critique of Techno-Optimism with Dr. Michael Baysa 1:45:55

7M ago1:45:55

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Send us a text Embark on a historical odyssey with us as we host Michael Baysa, postdoctoral history scholar from Washington University in St. Louis, who meticulously peels back the layers of early American print culture. His compelling narratives bring to light the selective democratization of print and the hidden struggles of figures like Santiag…

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Redefining Relationships with Our Planet: Indigeneity, Climate, Land, and Economics with K. Malulani Castro 2:34:27

7M ago2:34:27

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Send us a text Embark on a journey through the complex landscape where climate economics meets indigenous sovereignty with our esteemed guest, K. Malulani Castro. This episode peels back the layers of carbon markets and environmental pricing, revealing the critical role of Indigenous stewardship and the clash with global economic frameworks. As K. …

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Funny You Should Ask - Jonathan Silver 27:34

7M ago27:34

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This episode, local comedian Jonathan Silver gives us a behind the scenes look into the hustle of self promotion, how he found his comedic rhythm and more!

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Democratic Socialists in a Post-Occupy World with Kevin of Regrettable Century 1:52:13

7M ago1:52:13

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Send us a text Journey with us as we sit down with Kevin from the Regrettable Century podcast to dissect the fabric of leftist politics and the Democratic Socialists of America's energetic surge post-Bernie Sanders. Our conversation with Kevin peels back the layers on generational political engagement, providing perspective on the importance of sei…

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Mane Events: How Horses Shaped Human Culture 1:51:13

7M ago1:51:13

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Send us a text Embark on a historical gallop with Joy of Zoognosis with Joy and Mimbres School, as she guides us through the monumental impact of horses on the formation of our societies. From the plains of ancient empires to the controversies of modern statues, our episode reveals the deep imprints left by these noble creatures. Expect to uncover …

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