Going Slow - Dinner & Dialogue - 09/18/26
This is the recording from our Dinner & Dialogue gathering on 09/18/26, entitled Going Slow. In this episode, talk about the invitation from Bayo Akomolafe "In urgent times, we must slow down," and how, when we can bring a prolonged gaze of attention to our lives, others, and the needs of the world…
11: Peel Urgency Off (Yes, Like a Coat)
What would a life without rushing look and feel like?
It’s hard to imagine, right?
In this episode of The Modern Mammal, Molly explores her own long relationship to urgency. She traces how that pattern can be deeply adaptive in short windows of time—and how it becomes something very different (a…
Human & Machine Hallucinations: Bayo Akomolafe, Vanessa Andreotti & Alnoor Ladha
What if humans and AI share the same hallucination?
In this fifth installment of SAND’s Great AI Unraveling series, Alnoor Ladha hosts a conversation between Bayo Akomolafe and Vanessa Andreotti that refuses both the doom narrative and the techno-optimist one. Vanessa begins from the operating ass…
How the monster of AI unsettles what makes us human, ft. Dr. Báyò Akómoláfé
What might we see when we look to AI as a collective mirror?Philosopher, writer, and poet Dr. Bayo Akomolafe joins me today for the second time to explore how AI troubles our ideas of individual authorship, ethics, and human exceptionalism.When it comes to AI, issues of labor, ecological impact, an…
Ephemeris 4 :: Oct 26–Nov 1 :: Your Underworld Is Not a Mine
This week’s Ephemeris asks how to move through our own underworlds without strip-mining them. Pluto takes its name from Plouton, the wealth-giver, so with the Scorpio Sun squaring Pluto in Aquarius we look at extraction, technology, and the survival skills that count as underground wealth. Then we …
How AI unsettles what makes us human, ft. Dr. Bayo Akomolafe
How does AI unsettle our notions of individual authorship and ethics? And what does it mean to move beyond binaries and moral purity — to lean into a politics of strangeness?
In this conversation, I’m joined by philosopher, writer, and poet Dr. Bayo Akomolafe, whose latest book is Selah: A Bayo Ako…
[Extended] Dr. Bayo Akomolafe: How the monster of AI unsettles what makes us human
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How does AI unsettle our notions of individual authorship and ethics? And what does it mean to move beyond binaries and moral purity — to lean into a politics of strangeness?
In this conversation, I'm joined by philoso…
These Wilds Beyond Our Fences: The Radical Embrace Of The Spaces Beyond “Knowing” with Bayo Akomolafe
Today, we are honoured to have Bayo Akomolafe with us—writer, speaker, and philosopher who brings a radically different lens to how we engage with the world’s complexities. Known for his concept of "staying with the trouble," Bayo challenges the conventional rush to fix things, urging us instead to…
We Belong to Each Other: Activism in Hard Times | Kazu Haga
Hi Mind Bod Squad!!
This week we’re hanging with Kazu Haga, a nonviolence trainer, restorative justice practitioner, and author of Healing Resistance and Fierce Vulnerability. Our friend Sebene put us onto his wonderful essays and we went straight down the rabbit hole!
Kazu’s work weaves together s…
WOYM EP27: Beyond the Euphoria; What the US and Brazil Elections Are Really Telling Us
Lula won in Brazil, and Democrats broke a three-decade dry spell in Texas. But amidst the global political euphoria, is there a hidden disquiet?
Are we celebrating political wins without seeing the full picture? In this thought-provoking episode of What's on your Mind Podcast, we move beyond the e…
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