46: Porn Is Everywhere. How Damaging Is It Really?
Moya Lothian-McLean and Ash Sarkar
What happens when sex becomes an online stunt? Ash and Moya discuss OnlyFans and ubiquitous porn.
What happens when sex becomes an online stunt? Ash and Moya discuss OnlyFans and ubiquitous porn.
The ACFM gang gather for a midwinter reading of Marx and Engels’ endlessly quotable 1848 tract.
A blockchain for the local economy?
Ash and Moya reflect on a year of discomfort and grief, from personal challenges to political setbacks.
From the war on terror to the looming social care crisis, Richard Curtis’ festive romcom is a counterfactual vision of ’00s Britain. Nathalie Olah investigates.
Moya and Ash get a few things off their chest in a Christmas episode recorded together in London.
What can Bruce Willis’ shoeless cowboy cop tell us about American corporate power? James Butler explores a Christmas favourite.
Moya and Ash talk to Amrou Al-Kadhi about their debut film, Layla, and the pursuit of self-expression.
Who will take up the mantle for the age of livestreamed genocide?
Moya has a theory for Ash about couples who will do anything except pull the plug. Plus, advice for a special one dealing with guilt.
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.
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