
The Will to Change - Feminism Deconstructed
Duncan Idaho and Gurney Halleck review Bell Hooks' The Will to Change.
Gurney Halleck and Duncan Idaho seek to uncover the mysteries of Old Terra
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Duncan Idaho and Gurney Halleck review Bell Hooks' The Will to Change.

Gurney Halleck and Duncan Idaho deep dive Designing The Ministry of Truth by Curtis Yarvin.

Gurney Halleck and Duncan Idaho review and analyze essay 3 of The Genealogy of Morals by Friedrich Nietzsche.

Nietzsche believed guilt was a psyop. Was he wrong?

In this episode, Gurney Halleck and Duncan Idaho discuss Essay II from the Geneology of Morals by Fredrich Nietzche.

Weakness begets Evil.

Gurney Halleck and Duncan Idaho set out to understand Old Terra's strange system of morality and how it originated.

This is Aristocrats of Dune.

Listen to Gurnee Halleck and Duncan Idaho review Dune: Part Two!

One could argue that Frank Herbert's Dune is an attempt to wrestle with the ideas of Hobbes and Rousseau when it comes to governing.

Join us as Duncan Idaho and Gurney Halleck react to Dune Part 2 Trailers!

In this episode, Gurnee and Idaho wrap up their Carlyle homework with a discussion on Shooting Niagara: And After?. This essay remarks on England's Reform Act of 1867 which further extended voting right to male urban working men: "This delirious 'new Reform measure'...pushes us at once into the Niagara rapids: irresistibly propelled, with ever-increasing velocity, we shall now arrive".

In this episode, we discuss Occasional Discourse by Thomas Carlyle.

In this episode, we cover the last two chapters of Latter Day Pamphlets by Thomas Carlyle.

The Aristocrats discuss chapters 5-6 of Latter-Day Pamphlets by Thomas Carlyle. Latter Day Pamphlets were published in 1850 in the aftermath of the liberal revolutions of 1948.

The Aristocrats discuss chapters 3-4 of Latter-Day Pamphlets by Thomas Carlyle. Latter Day Pamphlets were published in 1850 in the aftermath of the liberal revolutions of 1948.

The Aristocrats discuss chapters 1-2 of Latter-Day Pamphlets by Thomas Carlyle.

Listen to part 2 of the Aristocrat's of Dune's discussion on Chartism, an essay by Thomas Carlyle.

Gurney and Idaho discuss Chartism, an essay by Thomas Carlyle.