Pretty Heady Stuff
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Pretty Heady Stuff
This podcast features interviews with a variety of theorists, artists and activists from across the globe. It's guided by the search for radical solutions to crises that are inherent to colonial capitalism. To this end, I hope to keep facilitating conversations that bring together perspectives on the liberatory and transformative power of care, in particular.
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Matthew Huber wants to incite a class realignment to fight global heating & the tyranny of capital
Nina Newington embraces the uncertainty of organizing to protect the natural world
Chris Benjamin and Kate Brooks thoughts on how to decarbonize our lives and build a stable, equitable world
Sadie Beaton rages against the extractive status quo and raves about resurgent geography
Katherine Stewart decrypts how Christian fundamentalism is seizing power in the United States
Alex Marland scrutinizes party loyalty in Canada as a program of coerced consent
Carl Wilson referees the poptimism wars & explores nostalgia, protest & world-building in music
Marta Figlerowicz thinks Maria Janion’s political insights are key to navigating our present chaos
Alexander Gallant & Joel Plaskett harmonize on concept albums & finding the lyrical in everyday life
Steven Swarbrick conceives of a world where Palestine is free because none of us "belong"
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