On our latest episode we discuss no longer being car-free but still believing cars are the number one enemy, indivi… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…1 week ago
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Very sad to hear about David Graeber passing away. His work was always so accessible – very easy and enjoyable to read, even when taking on subjects like economics! And he is the author I've learnt the most from about what transitioning towards anarchism could look like. N
You can hear us discuss the work of anarchist and anthropologist David Graeber on many of our episodes.
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Check out our latest show featuring @DrCoreyLeeWrenn on the moral dilemma of what to feed rescued carnivorous #animals, as a starting point for a broader discussion about thinking systemically in the #animal movement @3CRhttps://t.co/8i53D7OYtr
I feel like I have really optimised my audio “schedule” lately and it has really helped with being able to get to sleep more easily. Sharing this and some recommendations in case they are useful for anyone else🙂 …THREAD…
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We’re joined by politics professor Jason Brownlee who discusses the Bernie Sanders campaign for President, the Democratic primaries and the 2020 US election.
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Image from @roweafr on Twitter – editorial cartoonist for the Australian Financial Review.
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This episode covers the devastating fires all around Australia and the political and media response.
Nick’s Facebook post on comments by the Fire Brigade Employees Union NSW and the incompatibility of neoliberalism and preventing and responding to this crisis.
Scott Morrison speaking at a press conference in Melbourne aired on #abcnews24 repeatedly claiming Australia is reducing greenhouse gas emissions. This is not supported by the evidence yet none of the journalists challenged this claim #auspoI Graph from: https://t.co/8OEBENPJejpic.twitter.com/c2mEklUhSt
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On this show we give our take on Universal Basic Income
(UBI), which is where every citizen gets a sum of money from the government.
You can hear us discuss our experiences with Centrelink
(Australia’s social security agency) on our 232nd
episode.
Uncertain Utopias: An Exercise In Hope by @ASENenviro & @blockadeIMARC19https://t.co/pn4iPVSCnH I like this idea – imagining the world we want in the future and incorporating these ideas into current activist actions. N
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