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EP12: Ellen Wayland-Smith: The Science of Last Things

Ellen Wayland-Smith, Professor (Teaching) of Writing at USC, author of Oneida: From Free Love Utopia to the Well-Set Table (Picador, 2016) and The Angel in the Marketplace: Adwoman Jean Wade Rindlaub and the Selling of America (University of Chicago Press, 2020), discusses her latest book, The Scie…

Whitehead's Theory of Propositions

The title of the article Ben Snyder and I are discussing is "The Objectivity of Whitehead's Propositions: An Explication of the Truth-Relation" in Process Studies 53 (2):256-274 (2024). Overview of Ben’s Main Argument Ben begins with a summary of his paper’s main argument, which I’ll try to capture…

The Personality of Power: A Theory of Fascism with Brian Massumi

In this seminar, Brian Massumi discusses his new book, The Personality of Power: A Theory of Fascism for Anti-fascist Life. Brian is one of the major figures of Anglophone continental philosophy in our age and a key figure in the dissemination of the work of Deleuze & Guattari. This is part of…

The Digital Coup - Carole Cadwalladr –  The Deeper Thinking Podcast

The Digital Coup The Deeper Thinking Podcast For those tracing silence not as absence—but as structure. What does it mean to witness a coup without tanks, to live inside a regime of silence engineered through code? In this extended episode, we examine Carole Cadwalladr’s TED2024 talk—where she r…

Memory Without Witness, Truth Without Origin - The Deeper Thinking Podcast

Memory Without Witness, Truth Without Origin - The Deeper Thinking Podcast The Deeper Thinking Podcast A slow meditation on truth without origin, memory without witness, and the subtle loss of metaphor in a world rendered by machines. What if the future didn’t arrive with force, but with recursi…

HTA 8.1; Spinoza; Ethics [1677]; Part One [Overview, 1677-2022]

Abstract This episode is part one [Overview, 1677-2022] of seven of the lecture series [HTA 8] on affect theory grounded in Baruch Spinoza’s Ethics [1677], excerpt from Part III, and developed through the writings, seminars, and interviews of Walter Benjamin [1940], Gilles Deleuze [1981], Brian M…

HTA 8.5; Spinoza; Ethics [1677]; Part Five [Massumi, 2015]

Abstract This episode is part five [Massumi, 2015] of seven of the lecture series [HTA 8] on affect theory grounded in Baruch Spinoza’s Ethics [1677], excerpt from Part III, and developed through the writings, seminars, and interviews of Walter Benjamin [1940], Gilles Deleuze [1981], Brian Massum…

Emergence with Erin Manning and Brian Massumi from 3Ecologies

This week, we are joined with Erin Manning and Brian Massumi from 3Ecologies, an autonomous learning environment exploring collective techniques for creative thought and practice. Its activities are radically open, guided by an ethos of self-organization and open accessibility. It affirms the value…

HTA 18.3; 76th Meeting of the NMTX Philosophical Society; [Process-Embodied] Affect, Fields of Immi(a)nence, and Differential Attunement

Abstract This episode is part three of three of the lecture series [HTA 18] on Spring 2026 philosophy conferences and other public-facing philosophy events; this episode in particular specifically addresses my experiences at the 76th Meeting of the New Mexico-Texas [NMTX] Philosophical Society in…

Who the fuck is Brian Massumi? - "where porn goes to die"

Tim talks about the most famous person he met by hating on him at length in beeps! Melletios thinks Tims skirt looks like a tablecloth with ambition and that he stole it from Despina's (Melleltios's mum) dowry box . We look at Manet’s Olympia through Astrid Lorange’s lecture on trans panic and from…