ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Two Illichian thinkers dialogue on the legacy of Illich, in the light of our present times and predicaments. This is the first of four fortnightly conversations.
David Cayley: friend and associate of Illich and the author of Ivan Illich, An Intellectual Journey.
Dougald Hine: co-founder of The Dark Mountain Project, A School Called Home and the author of At Work in the Ruins: Finding Our Place in the Time of Science, Climate Change, Pandemics, and All the Other Emergencies.
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