113. The Ranters -- Nigel Smith (English Revolution)
Radicalism in the English Revolution gets to the Ranters, the radical group of protestants who may or may not have
111. Graeber's Debt: Chapter 4, Cruelty and Redemption
Debt Chapter 4, in which Jesus and Nietzsche show up!
110. Luddism: 19th Century Direct Action against TechnoCapitalism -- Brian Merchant
I'm joined by Brian Merchant to discuss his new book, Blood in the Machine. Brian argues persuasively that
109. Anarchism is...Homeschooling -- Andrewism
In a break from the two ongoing series, in this week's episode I'm joined by the
112. The Puritan Christmas Wars -- Diane Purkiss (English Revolution)
Diane Purkiss joins me to discuss the Christmas Wars, in which Puritans attempted to prevent the celebration of Christmas in
108. Radicalism in the English Revolution 4: Oliver Cromwell - - John Morrill
John Morrill, whose work I first encountered in Mike Duncan's podcast about the English Revolution, joins me to
107. Debt Discussion 3: Anthropology and Everyday Anarchism with Bill Maurer
For the third episode of Debt Discussions, the anthropologist Bill Maurer joins me to talk about Chapter 3 of Debt,
106. Radicalism in the English Revolution 3: The Diggers -- Ariel Hessayon
Ariel Hessayon returns to discuss The Diggers, the radical group whose farming community most closely resembles the ideas of anarchist
105. Graeber's Debt: Chapter 3, Primordial Debts
Continuing my series on Graeber's Debt, this episode looks at chapter 3, which introduces the other big myth
104. Radicalism in the English Revolution 2: The Levellers -- Rachel Foxley
Emerging from both civilian and military backgrounds, the Levellers were a radical group who advocated for expanded voting rights and
