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Solitude VS Isolation, Relationships As Anarchy

6M ago 55:29

MP3•Pagina principale dell'episodio

On today's podcast we are going to be discussing two topics that we have been thinking deeply about recently. Relationship Anarchy, and Solitude vs Isolation. We hope that you enjoy our rambling nonsense since we are without a guest this month. So were going back to our roots and talking about some articles that The Harbor Rat Report is working on. These topics have been rattling around our cages in the past few weeks because of the fundamental unceasing nature of the movement work we do. The toll that it takes on a body is real, and only by connecting inter-personally with other beings, including ourselves, can we create the care networks we will need to sustain our movements.

Music this Episode:

Molotov Now! soundtrack by Pixel Passionate

Anthem for My Beloved by Dinero Muerto

Little Boxes by Malvina Reynolds

Learning Curve by Escape From The Zoo!

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Solitude VS Isolation, Relationships As Anarchy

Molotov Now!

published 6M ago

MP3•Pagina principale dell'episodio

On today's podcast we are going to be discussing two topics that we have been thinking deeply about recently. Relationship Anarchy, and Solitude vs Isolation. We hope that you enjoy our rambling nonsense since we are without a guest this month. So were going back to our roots and talking about some articles that The Harbor Rat Report is working on. These topics have been rattling around our cages in the past few weeks because of the fundamental unceasing nature of the movement work we do. The toll that it takes on a body is real, and only by connecting inter-personally with other beings, including ourselves, can we create the care networks we will need to sustain our movements.

Music this Episode: