Episode 28: Whiteness and CivilizationApril 18, 2021 Housecleaning. Apologies about the absence, doing the best we can. Talking a little bit about some of what Kevin has been going through over the last year, particularly dissociative identity...
Primal Anarchy Podcast, Episode 27: Interview with Klee BenallyApril 18, 2021 In this episode, Natasha and Kevin have a lengthy discussion with Klee Benally of Indigenous Action (indigenousaction.org). Klee needs little introduction, but he’s been...
We are joined by historian, writer and lefty lawyer Dave Renton to go in depth on the policing bill and Tory authoritarianism. We discuss the nature of authoritarianism from the centre, consider why a ‘police state’ framing is not the...
This week, Michael Pons joins me for a discussion of the hit indie video game, Disco Elysium: The Final Cut. Pons and I explore the game’s politics of insincerity, the philosophical existentialism of the game and its universe, the masculinist...
MK Lees, contributor and regular editor of Organizing Work, joins Laborwave Radio to discuss the strategy of “salting” a workplace to boost a union campaign, and the need to refine this practice for optimal impact. Among topics discussed...
Tai hosts a discussion of “Power on the Inside” by Ben Turk with Ben and Sean Wilson, an activist working with the ACLU, and then with Ben and Elijah Prioleau, who is currently being held captive in Wisconsin on a parole revocation. Just...
This is a conversation with Geoff Aung (@Rgnhardliner on twitter), a Burmese American Marxist anthropology Phd candidate at Columbia University living abroad, about the current uprising, repression and revolutionary potentials in Myanmar. We discuss...
This is a conversation with Geoff Aung (@Rgnhardliner on twitter), a Burmese American Marxist anthropology Phd candidate at Columbia University living abroad, about the current uprising, repression and revolutionary potentials in Myanmar. We discuss...
What’s the deal with empathy? Can empathy be used as a force for good or is it too affected by our negative biases? What are empaths and why are they so self important? References: Against Empathy by Paul Bloom The Empath’s Survival...
In this episode, we share information about the recent disturbances in St. Louis. Afterwards, we have the second part of a conversation with Balagoon, an Indiana political prisoner who has been locked up for almost 43 years, 31 of those in isolation...