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Following my discussion with Chris Satoor on German idealism through the work of Jason Wirth & Sean McGrath along with its connection to various thinkers in the environmental movement — I thought it would be fun to have Sam Mickey on to discuss his work on the variety of integral ecologies, cosmopolitics & the catholic left.
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