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A podcast about politics, contemporary culture and the ideas that help us understand them. The podcast began life as recordings of a regular seminar on radical ...

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Britain’s Nervous Breakdown: What is Actually Happening? contributed by Lukas · Jun 22, 2019
Vitruvian Mantology: Architecture and Posthuman Politics contributed by Lukas · Jun 22, 2019
After Work: The Fight for Free Time contributed by Lukas · Jun 5, 2019
Whose Empowerment? Feminism, Neoliberalism and Nationalism contributed by Lukas · May 15, 2019
Digital Politics contributed by Lukas · May 12, 2019
The Deserving Rich? contributed by Lukas · May 2, 2019
Generation Left contributed by Lukas · Apr 24, 2019
Hegemony Now: Power in the Twenty-First Century (2) contributed by Lukas · Jul 11, 2018
PFI: The Financialisation of Everything  contributed by Lukas · Jul 11, 2018
Art, Glitch, Politics contributed by Lukas · Jul 11, 2018
Hegemony Now: Power in the Twenty-First Century (Part 1) contributed by Lukas · Jul 10, 2018
Eyes Right: Trumpism, Brexit and the rise of the alt-right contributed by Lukas · Jun 15, 2018
Wars and Capital contributed by Lukas · Jun 15, 2018
Democracy is in the Streets: Fifty Years of 1968 contributed by Lukas · May 13, 2018
The End of Neoliberalism? (part three) contributed by Lukas · Mar 26, 2018
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A podcast about politics, contemporary culture and the ideas that help us understand them. The podcast began life as recordings of a regular seminar on radical theory, culture and politics, and still features seminar recordings from in-person and online seminars, but it now mainly consists of episodes recorded specifically for the podcast. Hosted by Jeremy Gilbert, Professor of Cultural and Poli...

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