How Britain’s Fragile Coastal Communities Are Reclaiming Power
Nadia Idle meets Hazel Sheffield
Neglected seaside towns are reimagining their economies.
Neglected seaside towns are reimagining their economies.
A weird-left discussion of life at the beach, from the birth of surf culture to the decline of seaside towns.
Get your head around the best-selling self-help book of all time.
Can humans and animals flourish in the ruins of capitalism?
From macro economics to modern art to punk rock, how shock has shaped the past century.
Ley lines, weird walks, standing stones: a vision of modern Britain?
Face it, you’re over-stimulated.
Will Zack Polanski’s party become the main political vehicle of the radical left?
Are humans distinct from nature?
An ACFM update on the inner workings of your favourite political party.
Is Stranger Things the last remnant of the ‘mainstream’? The gang explore the political meanings of a multifaceted term.
Is this Corbynism 2.0 or something else? The ACFM crew analyse the predicament facing the new leftwing party.
Why do they call them parties if they aren’t any fun? ACFM investigates.
And other big questions about science fiction, from Mary Shelley to Kim Stanley Robinson.
A weird-left explanation of how the future lost its shine, with ideas from Max Weber, Kate Raworth and Jonathan White.
From imperial pineapples to invasive species, ACFM offer a weird-left history of gardening.
A weird-left perspective on growth, from macroeconomics to personal productivity.
The ACFM crew explain how social reproduction gets us back into work, day after day.
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