Desire, with Angelique Nixon
What’s behind the reductive pursuit of “paradise” in travel to the Caribbean? How does tourism continue the legacy of colonialism? And how is this being resisted? We’re joined by Angelique Nixon, a scholar and activist at The University of the West Indies at St. Augustine, whose book “Resisting Par…
Idealisation of Black people at work
In today's episode Guilaine reflects on how, seemingly paradoxically, when Black people (and other marginalised groups) are idealised in the workplace it can put them at risk, and result in their denigration and/or devaluation.
She begins by looking an an example, a Black doctor mentioned in Black …
Soundtrack for a Coup D'Etat pt.3: DRC Today
In this episode we conclude our look at the Democratic Republic of Congo with an exploration of the music and politics of the country from 1960 to the present day. Beginning with the overthrow of Patrice Lumumba, Jeremy and Tim discuss the colonial and imperialist dynamics that have buffeted the co…
Community 101: Tales of A Milllennial
How do we define community in 2026? What is our responsibility to define a community? How much of an impact did the War on Drugs and 1994 Crime Bill have on the preservation and sustainability of the Black community across the United States. In the sixth episode of Season 2, Revolutionary Baddies d…
Iran Ep. 3: The Empire vs. Iran w/ Bikrum Gill
Although the episodes in our series build on each other in certain ways, all of our series are designed so that each episode can be listened to as a standalone.
In this episode, part 3 of our ongoing series on Iran, we're joined again by Bikrum Gill for a conversation exploring sovereignty and imp…
Episode 28: Fanon and Psychic Resistance w/ Lara Sheehi
Lara Sheehi joins us to discuss the legacy of Franz Fanon, what psychoanalysis can offer liberation struggles, Zionism as the denial of Palestinian interiority, and the psychic dimensions of occupation and resistance.
Please consider donating to the Lebanon Emergency Relief Fund, here: Tanseqeye Sh…
Popcorn Eschaton 82 - 'RoboCop'
'RoboCop' is one of the most talked about movies for the last 40 years, so Scott and John open up their trusty Eschaton Toolkit (compassion, Franz Fanon, Buddhism, worker exploitation, Christ allegories) to hopefully bring a unique perspective to Paul Verhoeven and Company's legendary film. Blood s…
Wild Wisdom in Times of Suffering
In this episode Kim Carfore navigates themes of suffering, notions of wildness as a theological concept, affirming the importance of fostering reslience in dark times. She reflects on spiritual decline, and the decline of the moral imagination, while confirming the importance of tending to wisdom t…
Closereads: Fanon on Hegel
On Franz Fanon's Black Skin, White Masks, ch. 7, B. "The Negro and Hegel." Hegel describes the abstract attainment of self-consciousness through recognition, but is this actually how it works in real slavery and its aftermath?
Read along with us, p. 216 (PDF p. 234).
You can choose to watch th…
Fanon on Hegel
On Franz Fanon's Black Skin, White Masks, ch. 7, B. "The Negro and Hegel." Hegel describes the abstract attainment of self-consciousness through recognition, but is this actually how it works in real slavery and its aftermath? Read along with us, p. 216 (PDF p. 234). You can choose to watch this …
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