# Leo Marx
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leo marx (born November 15, 1919) is a Professor of the History and Philosophy of Science Emeritus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He is known for his works in the field of American studies. Dr Marx studies the relationship between technology and culture in 19th and 20th century America.
Modern-ish Poets Series 2: Robert Frost
Seamus Perry and Mark Ford look at the life and work of Robert Frost, the great American poet of fences and dark woods. They discuss Frost’s difficult early life as an occasional poultry farmer and teacher, his arrival in England in 1912 amid the flowering of Georgian poetry, and his emergence as t…
Digital content in the analog world: Snackable ideas while engaging with our lunch
Alex and Liz talk about what really makes digital content different from physical and analog equivalents, and what distinctive ideological concepts—"everything's binary, monopolies are good, technology itself is the agent, users should be treated with hostility"— are uniquely embodied by it.
And e…
The Machine in the Garden Pt. I ft. John Goodson
John Goodson, my old co-host from the ex.haust podcast, joined me in the first of our series on Leo Marx’s The Machine in the Garden: Technology and the Pastoral Ideal in America. There are a few audio problems in this episode, for which we apologize. Thankfully, they’re brief.
“Believing in Ameri…
The Machine in the Garden Pt. II ft. John Goodson
John and I continue our series on Leo Marx’s The Machine in the Garden: Technology and the Pastoral Ideal in America.
This chapter delves deep into the symbol of the garden—we dive into Marx’s reading of Jefferson, the nature of the pastoral ideal and how it evolved, the vision of Virginia, and m…
The Machine in the Garden Pt. III
John and I are back with our third installment of our reading series on The Machine in the Garden by Leo Marx.
This chapter is all about “the machine” as a symbol in American life and letters. We talk about obscure figures like the Pennsylvanian manufacturer Tench Coxe, Thomas Carlyle’s “Signs of t…
The Machine in the Garden Pt. IV ft. John Goodson
John and I continue our series on Leo Marx’s The Machine in the Garden.
In this episode, we talk about Emerson, Thoreau, Melville, and Hawthorne.
We recorded this one a bit before Christmas last year. Get full access to Nuclear Barbarians at www.nuclearbarbarians.com/subscribe
The Machine in the Garden Pt. V ft. John Goodson
John and I finish up our discussion of the Machine in the Garden. We reflect on Leo Marx’s contribution—both its successes and failures. And we consider what opportunities there are to think about the American relationship with the Machine. Get full access to Nuclear Barbarians at www.nuclearbarba…
How to Bloom a Building with Jeanne Gang
In her latest book, The Art of Architectural Grafting, architect and MacArthur Fellow Jeanne Gang digs into how the horticultural practice of "grafting" — joining a new plant to an older one so they can grow and thrive as one — inspires a fresh paradigm for sustainable design. As the founding partn…
Tim Blackmore on the Film "Alien"
Re-Creative Spotlight: Tim Blackmore
In this episode of Re-Creative, Mark A. Rayner and I are joined by Tim Blackmore, an author and professor at Western University’s Faculty of Information and Media Studies, to talk about the 1979 classic movie Alien.
Tim knows a lot about the concept of “design” …
Ep. 161: The Paranoid Style w/ Anika Jade Levy
In this episode, Sam is joined by friend of the pod Anika Jade Levy, author of Flat Earth and founding editor of Forever Magazine, for a sprawling investigation into the paranoid spirit of the United States of America. Beginning with the America’s founding fantasy of paradise, Anika and Sam trace h…
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