Episodes: 83
Frequency: Multiple_weekly
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Unknown
Location: USA
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Matthew Remski - Writer, researcher, and author whose work examines yoga and wellness culture, political extremism, and the social effects of ideological movements.
Nathan Evans Fox - JD Vance's Memoir And Political Rebranding, Appalachian Identity, Trad Catholicism, Whiteness, Empire, Solidarity, And Antifascist Parenting.
Nora Loreto - The Erosion Of Canada's Social Safety Net, Privatization, Financialization, Housing And Care, Social Democracy, Independent Journalism, And The Long-term Rise Of The Far Right.
43. Understanding Lebanon w/ Ayman Makarem
September 09, 2026
Lebanon is once again on the front line of Israel's regional war, and a lot of leftist coverage, where there is any, flattens a hundred years of colonial history into campist slogans. In this episode I sit down with Ayman Makarem of Politically Depressed on YouTube— Lebanese, Druze, queer, and anti-authoritarian leftist — to slow down and build a picture of a nation where easy explanations go to die. In Part One we talk about how growing up Druze shaped Ayman's comfort with ambiguity, the cla...
UNLOCK 42.1 Friendship (is not easy)
August 09, 2026
An excerpt from the audiobook of Antifascist Dad: Urgent Conversations with Young People in Chaotic Times — Chapter Eight, Friendship Is Not Easy. I'm putting this out as a companion to my interview with Carsie Blanton because she models in her touring life exactly what I'm trying to articulate in this chapter: solidarity as the antidote to the individualism capitalism enforces on artists, activists, and everyone else. The chapter draws on D.W. Winnicott's incommunicado core, Aristotle's thre...
UNLOCK: 41.1 The Anti-Vance Would Like a Word Pt 2 w/ Nathan Evans Fox
August 02, 2026
Part 2 of my convo with Nathan Evans Fox, going deeper into the psychological and theological architecture of what JD Vance is actually doing in his new memoir, and what it costs him and everyone else to do it. Nathan reads Communion as a work of apologetics built on the logic of accumulation: prestige, then money, then virtue, with each step more abstract and less obviously empty than the last. Nothing is enough for this guy. He traces Vance's Catholicism to a pragmatic need to authorize whi...
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