Graeber's Debt Prequel: Against Economics
Later this year (hopefully!), I'll start a year-long series analyzing and explaining David Graeber's first big book Debt. This episode
What Were the Left Neoliberals Thinking? -- James Fallows
James Fallows returns to the show to discuss what left neoliberalism was and its place in the late New Deal
Ancient Athenian Democracy -- Good in Theory Crossover with Clif Mark
This episode is a crossover with Good in Theory, a political theory podcast by Clif Mark. I highly recommend Clif's
Unrest, a film about the young Kropotkin -- Cyril Schäublin
Last year I recorded this interview with Cyril Schäublin, the director of the new film Unrest. Unrest is a masterpiece.
Running Rome: 60 Million Subjects, Zero Middle Managers -- James Corke-Webster and Lisa Eberle
In this episode, following up on my conversation about Byzantium with Anthony Kaldellis and leading to my conversation about democratic
Voltairine de Cleyre - - Leonard Williams
In this discussion episode of Anarchism 101, Leonard Williams and I discuss the American anarchist Voltairine de Cleyre and her
Voltairine de Cleyre - "Anarchism and American Traditions"
In this episode of Anarchism 101, I read Voltairine de Cleyre's 1909 essay "Anarchism and American Traditions." Later this month,
News from Nowhere -- Ruth Kinna
In this episode I'm joined by most frequent guest: Ruth Kinna. Ruth and I continue our conversation about William Morris
The Republic of the Farmers Market -- Richard McCarthy
In this episode I'm joined by Richard McCarthy, a longtime activist around food issues, most especially the creation of farmers
Anarchism and Oscar Wilde -- Deaglán Ó Donghaile
In this episode, Deaglán Ó Donghaile and I discuss Oscar Wilde's connection to revolutionary anarchism, and in particular his idiosyncratic
