138. Debt Discussion 10, Debt in the Middle Ages with Eleanor Janega
Eleanor Janega, the very first guest on the Graeber's Debt series, comes back on the show to discuss what the middle ages were, how they were a global phenomenon, and why they weren't as bad as you've...
30 Loka 20241h 2min
137. Mao and Anarchism -- Karl Gerth
I'm joined by Karl Gerth, professor of modern Chinese history at the University of California, San Diego, to discuss the Chinese Communist Revolution and how Maoism attempted to avoid the mistakes of ...
23 Loka 20241h
136. Graeber's Debt Chapter 10: The Middle Ages
In Graeber's middle ages, empires fell apart while temples and monasteries kept everything together with metaphysical debt. Oh, and Europe isn't very important.Eleanor Janega returns later this month ...
16 Loka 202449min
135. Graeber's Debt Chapter 9: The Axial Age
Following on my discussion with John Weisweiler, more detail on Graeber's account of the Axial Age
2 Loka 202435min
134. Debt Discussion 9, the Axial Age with John Weisweiler
In this episode in my series on Graeber's Debt, I'm joined by John Weisweiler to discuss Chapter 9, "The Axial Age." John and I discuss Graeber's insights into the relationship between money, debt, an...
18 Syys 202454min
133. 3rd Anniversary Episode! -- Ruth Kinna
Ruth Kinna comes back on the show to celebrate 3 years of Everyday Anarchism. We talk about the relationship between anarchism and protest, and where everyday anarchism fits with capital-A Anarchism. ...
10 Syys 202457min
132. Debt Discussion 8, Cycles of History with Luke Kemp
Luke Kemp joins me to discuss Chapter 8 of Debt, asking the question: Is Graeber right when he says that history follows clear cycles?Sort of!
4 Syys 202453min
131. The Case Against Competition -- Alfie Kohn
I'm joined by Alfie Kohn to discuss No Contest: The Case Against Competition, his 1986 book about how competition hurts rather than helps people do their best. We cover the problem with grades, the re...
28 Elo 202437min
