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
103. Debt Discussion 2: Economics and Other Science Fictions with Cory Doctorow
For the second episode of Debt Discussions, Cory Doctorow returns to the show to talk about Chapter 2 of Debt,
102. Radicalism in the English Revolution 1: General Introduction -- Ariel Hessayon
Ariel Hessayon joins me to start a new series, Radicalism in the English Revolution. Before we get to all the
100. The Pacific Edge (Three Californias) -- Kim Stanley Robinson
In just over two years, Everyday Anarchism hits 100 episodes!
Kim Stanley Robinson returns to discuss The Pacific Edge, the
099. Debt Discussion 1: Moral Confusion and Garden Parties with Eleanor Janega
Medieval historian Eleanor Janega joins me as the first guest in Graeber's Debt series. We discuss the big
098. The Responsibility of Anarchist Intellectuals -- Ruth Kinna
For my second anniversary episode, frequent guest Ruth Kinna joins to talk about academic/intellectual anarchism. What's the
