Let’s Go Outside
Are the politics of rewilding all too tame? Richard Hames investigates.
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The Mute Compulsion of Capitalism
Permanent crisis. And yet capitalism persists. Søren Mau tells Richard Hames how.
Tout Le Monde Déteste La Police
A country in revolt. How did it get there? Richard Hames goes to Paris.
Much More Freedom Is Necessary
Sophie K. Rosa makes the case for 'radical intimacy', queer parenting and new forms of kinship.
Atomic Split
Why is the left divided on nuclear? Craig Gent poses an urgent question to experts Andrea Vetter and Matthew T. Huber.
How To Blow Up The Box Office
Filmmaker Jordan Sjol on adapting Andreas Malm's climate polemic into a big-screen eco-thriller.
Eat Sleep Protest Repeat
What's it going to take to save the planet? Clare Hymer gets strategic with activists from XR, Just Stop Oil and Ende Gelände.
On the Frontiers of Deviance
Sita Balani explains how statecraft turned deadly and slick.
Planet of the Cops
The ruling class don't need us, so they have to police us. William I. Robinson speaks to Rivkah Brown.
The Long, Long Arm of the Law
Can the police ever be held to account? Professor Mark Neocleous speaks to James Butler.
Liberty, Democracy, Piracy
Did the Enlightenment begin at sea? Eleanor Penny talks to historian-from-below Marcus Rediker.
Abolition Pending Revolution
Is abolition the final goal or just a waystation to revolution? Shanice McBean and Aviah Day talk to Rivkah Brown.
Havens in a Heartless World
What is "emotional reproduction"? Without it, says Alva Gotby, capitalism would collapse.
A Christmas Carol with James Butler
James Butler returns to FM to dissect the politics of Charles Dickens' festive parable.
1971, The Year Britain Became White
Is all of Britain stolen goods? Eleanor Penny finds out with scholar Nadine El-Enany.
From Plantation to Platform With Dalia Gebrial
The TyskySour co-host explores how platform capitalism depends on a racialised workforce.
There Was No Theory, It Was All Action W/ Sarah Schulman
The NYC author and activist looks back on ACT UP, the Aids crisis and the erasure of alternative queer culture.
History’s Biggest Benefits Cheat
Sociologist Gurminder K. Bhambra tells the truth about the wealth of the welfare state.