Trip 48: Political Commitment
Nadia Idle, Keir Milburn & Jeremy Gilbert
The ACFM gang ask what it means to dedicate yourself to a cause, with ideas from Jodi Dean and Leonard Cohen.
The ACFM gang ask what it means to dedicate yourself to a cause, with ideas from Jodi Dean and Leonard Cohen.
Guns for hire in the neocolonial hinterlands.
Moya and Ash have a frank discussion about open relationships and disordered eating. Plus, advice on cross-racial dating.
Should sex work be legalised? Or, instead, decriminalised? For the women involved, the difference is huge.
Moya has a big theory for Ash that prompts a debate over the purpose of the podcast. Plus, a bundle of your Missed Connections.
How worried should we be about the ever-growing arsenals of space weapons?
Ash and Moya tackle your dilemmas, including a special one who wants to stop mothering her friends and a burned-out student struggling to get back on track.
Why are so many people so angry at Just Stop Oil? The ACFM gang explore the political uses and abuses of disruption.
In 2024, both Trump and Kamala Harris adopted online meme culture as their native tongue – unthinkable just a decade ago. How does the left gain power in a political scene turned to vapour?
The authors of Clown World explain why manosphere influencer Andrew Tate has such a powerful grip on his followers.
From climate politics to creating art, there’s still much to be decided about the future that AI portends, says Disintegrator co-host Marek Poliks.
Moya and Ash tackle a mystery question about the spirit realm and help a listener whose friend is a police officer.
One of America’s most energetic thinkers poses a crucial conundrum for all progressives.
Ash and Moya wonder why women still shoulder the burden of housework and give advice to a listener dealing with a cheating ex.
How far-right movements place the blame for real catastrophes on invented enemies.
Moya has a theory about Main Character Syndrome while a listener asks how to cope with her impossibly high standards.
Elia Ayoub explains why Hezbollah is pivotal to the politics of the Middle East.
Ash and Moya lament the rise of trick or treating and consider how to interact with annoying children.
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