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- - Critical perspectives on our techno-capitalist age. - -
Frieda lives and works in Brooklyn, New York City. She is a tour guide in the ultra-orthodox Jewish neighborhoods of her roots. But her focus here is on the greater modern city, which is now morphing into a technological mega-machine.
This podcast is an effort to understand these dystopian trends from radically human perspectives.
Frieda lives and works in Brooklyn, New York City. She is a tour guide in the ultra-orthodox Jewish neighborhoods of her roots. But her focus here is on the greater modern city, which is now morphing into a technological mega-machine.
This podcast is an effort to understand these dystopian trends from radically human perspectives.
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États-Unis
36 épisodes
depuis 22 décembre 2020
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DERNIER ÉPISODE 🔗
In the summer of 2021, I had a second conversation with Simon Elmer from Architects for Social Housing. Our first conversation was on biosecurity, crisis, and revolution. Here we talked about the need to fight for a world that is free, that is meaningful and the dangers of living in the digital spe…
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Another conversation with the wonderful Addison Reeves, on the need for a new political typology, which she wrote about for her blog modernheretic.com. Check out Addison's other powerful writings like her essay “It’s just...” – Why I Won’t Submit — modernheretic, Imperialism: The Antecedent of Cont…
A trip down memory lane, remembering my struggle for bodily autonomy within the Hasidic community. What does it mean to be forced? Is coercion force?
Blogpost with links and transcript: https://friedavizel.com/2021/08/24/32-of-podcast/
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This is Part 2 of my conversation with Addison Reeves from Modern Heretic.
In Part 1 we talked specifically about the vaccine mandates in NYC. In part 2 that conversation is continued, but we also talk about modern life in general, what we define as success, what we consider a meaningfu…
I have another conversation with Addison Reeves from Modern Heretic about the introduction of medical apartheid in NYC. We talk about how shocked we are by the city's embrace of these measures, which disproportionately discriminate against minority communities.
Blog post with links and transcript:…
I talk to David Cayley about Ivan Illich and where the response to the pandemic comes from.
David Cayley is a Toronto-based Canadian writer and broadcaster, who is known for documenting the philosophies of prominent thinkers of the 20th century - among them, the work of Ivan Illich. Recently, Cayl…
I talk to fellow NYC radical Addison from Modern Heretic about technology, class, dating, leaving the city, and much more.
Blog post with transcript and links:
https://friedavizel.com/2021/07/28/28-of-podcast/
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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.
Transcript of episode here.
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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.…
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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