Podcasts

Time for another episode of Plain Reading! Episode 4 features the incomparable J. R. Hustwit; we're talking creepy #literature, horology, #YachtRock, the importance of discomfort, and more!

https://plainreading.libsyn.com/intertextuality-and-telling-time-j-r-hustwit

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Join Karyn Sanders for a discussion of wildcrafting, harvesting plants from the wild, from an Indigenous perspective and listen to her invitation to re-think this practice. Originally aired 10.05.2017.

In a 6-part series, 99% Invisible explores how climate change is laying bare the vulnerabilities in the American built environment and how communities across the country have been left to bootstrap their own survival. We used to think of climate change in future tense, as something we’d have to deal with decades from now. But the past few years of seemingly never-ending disasters have made it clear that climate change is happening now.

With a basis in resistance to institutional authority, anarchy appeals to some politically minded Native Americans. Historically, Indigenous anarchists played a significant role in the Mexican Revolution. Although the term is often used in popular culture to be synonymous with chaos, modern Native anarchists also incorporate the development of collaborations and trade to benefit the collective good. We’ll talk with Indigenous people who adhere to an anarchist philosophy about how it guides their lives and their views on the upcoming elections.

OK, book lovers, we're out with another #podcast episode! Check out our conversation with poet @olliethewobbly — we're talking #libraries, #poetry, #history, Somerset Maugham, and more!

https://plainreading.libsyn.com/adventures-in-history-adventures-in-the-library-ollie-shane

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Includes a brief policy discussion with Vice President Kamala Harris

Sam Harris talks with Steven Bonnel aka Destiny about politics.

Looking for new audio dramas to get into but it seems like r/audiodrama still has the most crowd-sourced references when it comes to that. I don't really wanna go to to Reddit if i can avoid it, but not sure if this community is the right place or if a whole new audio drama community should be made. Probably the latter.

For now, what are some recent audio dramas you would recommend for a fan of things like The White Vault, Wolf 359, Marsfall, Malevolent, Vampire The Masquerade: Port Saga, Old Gods of Appalachia, Kakos Industries type stuff?

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More episodes of this utopian leftist comedy podcast can be found in pod.link and elsewhere.