How does anarchist philosophy apply to our everyday lives? Every other week, we’ll discuss why a piece of your life or culture is all about Mutual Aid.
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Mar
11
181. The Language of Incompleteness -- Amit Chaudhuri
Amit Chaudhuri joins me to discuss his new collection of essays, Incompleteness. In these essays and his novels, Amit is
Feb
25
180. Aurora -- Kim Stanley Robinson
Kim Stanley Robinson comes back to discuss Aurora, his novel of a generational starship, in which generations of humans are
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Feb
04
179. Socialism from Bernie to Mamdani -- Dan Chiasson
Dan Chiasson joins me to discuss his combined Bernie and Burlington biography, Bernie for Burlington, and the connections between Bernie&
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Jan
21
178. Fighting for the Future of PM Press -- Ramsey Kanaan
For almost 20 years, PM Press has been publishing brilliant anarchist books, including many covered on this podcast.
Co-founder Ramsey
Jan
14
177. Year One of the Second Trump Regime -- Leonard Williams
Leonard Williams, who was my second guest on this podcast back in November of 2021, returns to talk about Trump&
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Jan
07
176. Building a World without Parkinson's -- Ray Dorsey
Ray Dorsey joins me to discuss The Parkinson's Plan, his new book about fighting and hopefully ending the
Dec
31
175. The Battle of Seattle -- D.W. Gibson
The modern anarchist movement began in 1999, when the World Trade Organization met in Seattle in order to create a
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Dec
24
174. Rules, Games, and Anarchy -- Jay Dragon
Ever since C. Thi Nguyen appeared on the podcast, I've been trying to use games to understand more
Dec
10
173. From William Morris to Bauhaus to Midcentury Modern -- Robin Schuldenfrei
Robin Schuldenfrei rejoins me to talk more Bauhaus! In this episode, we discuss her book Luxury and Modernism, covering the
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Nov
19
Liberty as Independence -- John McGowan
John McGowan joins me to discuss Liberty as Independence, Quentin Skinner's new book about the way that our