Death and Restitution (Remastered)
Rushdoony argues the church’s crisis is moral blindness: Christians often treat the unbelieving neighbor as basically good and needing only “Christ added,” but Scripture teaches universal depravity and that, without the church acting as salt, society naturally decays into greater evil and eventuall…
The Curse of the Marquis de Sade: Joel Warner on a notorious scoundrel, a mythical manuscript and the biggest scandal in literary history
In this KEEN ON episode, Andrew talks to THE CURSE OF THE MARQUIS DE SADE author Joel Warner about a French ponzi scheme built around the original manuscript of De Sade's notorious "120 Days of Sodom"
Joel Warner is a writer and editor whose work has appeared in Esquire, Wired, Newsweek, Men’s Jour…
Death and Restitution (Crime and Punishment) (Remastered)
Rushdoony argues the church’s crisis is moral blindness: Christians often treat the unbelieving neighbor as basically good and needing only “Christ added,” but Scripture teaches universal depravity and that, without the church acting as salt, society naturally decays into greater evil and eventuall…
Life and the Labyrinth
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As with everyone, her face assumed an affected, unnatural, ugly expression as soon as she looked in the looking glass. — War and Peace, 1869
Michel Foucault was convinced he was ugly, which is why he hated nature almost as much as he hated mirrors—or so he had said drunkenly last night in …
E10: Blowhard, Part 0: Sal Mineo Is Calling; S10: Predictability is as erotic as Rimbaud (Finale)
Blowhard (An Introduction) opens with a creative stance that feels strangely familiar to anyone who’s ever fallen into the gravitational field of Arthur Rimbaud. Not because Brian imitates Rimbaud, and not because he’s trying to resurrect 19th‑century symbolism, but because both artists treat consc…
Fall Asleep To 23 Controversial Thinkers and Their Most Dangerous Ideas
For anyone tired of softening the thing they know is true, fall asleep to the dangerous ideas philosophy podcast, 23 thinkers beaten, burned, and exiled for the ideas the world couldn't stand to hear, told softly over four quiet hours.
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Episode 1 - Alucarda (1977)
Welcome to the very first episode of Beyond the Valley of the Discs! Jerome Reuter and Rachel Bellwoar take a look at Juan Lopez Moctezuma's Alucarda to kick off Nun Season. They discuss the influence of both Carmilla and de Sade, as well as the film's themes of religion, companionship, vampirism, …
Pod 366, Ep. 190: Devils, Fill the Cinemas! (Video)
Greg and Pete catch you up on a frighteningly exciting week of weird movie releases! In theaters, more than 50 years after it was made, we can finally see Ken Russel's "The Devils" the way the director intended it! Note that this release is this week only (Oct. 16-22), so if you want to catch it lo…
Pod 366, Ep. 190: Devils, Fill the Cinemas!
Greg and Pete catch you up on a frighteningly exciting week of weird movie releases! In theaters, more than 50 years after it was made, we can finally see Ken Russel's "The Devils" the way the director intended it! Note that this release is this week only (Oct. 16-22), so if you want to catch it lo…
The Enlightenment's Unconscious: Literature Beyond Ideology (feat. Nathan Gorelick)
I'm joined by Nathan Gorelick to discuss his new book, The Unwritten Enlightenment: Literature between Ideology and the Unconscious. In this discussion we explore how eighteenth-century literature discloses a dimension of subjectivity that exceeds the political and philosophical categories of the E…
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