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In this episode I talk to Simon Elmer, who is critical of the biosecurity state from what I'll call a left perspective. We talked about why he uses the term revolution to describe what we are experiencing, why he prefers not to use the term fascism, and much more.
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That's a wrap for the first season of my podcast!
It was a great joy to make - I hope I shared links, articles, books, and more resources that you might find enlightening.
I've listed some of my favorite episodes that flesh out some of my important foundational thoughts - here they are:
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Returning for a new season with thoughts on the root question: how is this technological society shaping our ever-more-dystopian world? This is the central question in the movie 'My Dinner with Andre', which makes for a really good shmooze.
Blogpost with transcript and links:
https://friedavizel.…
In this episode I talk to Alex Klaushofer, a great essayist on culture, authoritarianism and the lockdowns.
Alex Klaushofer is a British writer newly-based in Lisbon. Her books are a blend of travel writing, reportage and one or two other genres. She’s fascinated by the relationship between people…
In this episode I talk to Andy Libson, who got in trouble with his school for organizing an in-person event with his students.
Andy Libson is a science teacher of 21 years from Mission High School in San Francisco. He is active in his union (United Educators of San Francisco). He is a Marxist and …
An update on covid in the city + then a proposal for a little Luddite Bookshop in NYC.
Links here: https://friedavizel.com/2021/05/19/23ofpodcast/
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