Tag: capitalism
Ten Years of #NovaraFM
This year makes it a decade that Novara has been on the air in some form. Join James Butler for a head-spinning trip into the FM archives.
Sex and the City Is Back and I Couldn’t Help but Wonder: Will the Show Finally Throw Off Shackles of Capitalism?
Eleanor Penny
Britain Is Now Fyre Festival
9 Books for Getting to Grips With the Climate Crisis
Gaya Sriskanthan, Chris Saltmarsh & Adrienne Buller
‘This is How Money Acts’: The Limitless Appeal of ‘White Mess’ TV
Ash Sarkar
Are Greens Actually Serious About Climate Change?
Aaron Bastani
Greenwashing the Establishment: How the Irish Greens Sold Out Environmentalists and the Working Class
Patrick O'Donoghue
The Cosmic Right Is on the Rise in the UK. The Left Must Fight It With Reason
Keir Milburn
The World According to the Economist with Alexander Zevin
Since 1843, The Economist has been the single most devoted and influential champion of liberalism anywhere in the world. But what exactly is liberalism, and what does the output of the Economist tell us about it?
#ACFM Trip 12: The Cosmic Right
The crew discuss the rise of conspiratorial thinking within New Age, spiritual and ‘wellness’ communities, and the implications this has for the left.
Outrage Drives Clicks, Rage Sells Stories: The Brutal Economy of the Culture War
Sam Harrison
What Is Black Radicalism? with Kehinde Andrews
On this show Aaron Bastani is joined by Kehinde Andrews, author of ‘Back to Black’, to discuss what a renewed politics of Black radicalism looks like in the 21st century.
To Defeat Coronavirus Disaster Capitalism, We Need a Socialist Shock Doctrine
Joe Duffy
Nationalisation of Airlines Could Lead to Political-economic Transformation – If the Left Can Get Organised
Grace Blakeley
Our Capitalist Society Has Always Devalued Disabled People. Coronavirus Has Made This Clear
Ellen Clifford
The Burner Episode #238: Emergency Brakes
Eight weeks in, James Butler asks what kind of judgements can we make about the crisis – and what it reveals about Britain. Does the sudden global stoppage let us see what real political change might look like?