THE RE/AL/IGN
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Episodes of THE RE/AL/IGN
Mark All
For the sixteenth episode of The Re/al/ign, I had a fascinating (and tech-troubled) conversation with Paul Kingsnorth about the Machine, Orthodox Christianity, and the tragedy of our expulsion of the sacred from our world.Most of you likely alr
For the 15th episode of The Re/al/ign, I spoke with Samuel Biagetti. You might know him already as the author of the essay, “Homosexuality as Metaphor” published at Compact last year, or possibly because of his incredibly erudite podcast, “Hist
For the 14th episode of The Re/al/ign, I spoke with a person I’ve long admired, Edward Butler. Edward is a professor of philosophy who focuses primarily on Greek philosophy. At the same time, he’s also the closest that the West has to a residen
In this 13th episode of The Re/al/ign, I spoke with James Smith of The Popular Show. You may remember that I’ve been honored to be a guest on that show twice, and now was mine to return the favor.One of the particularly fascinating aspects of J
In this episode, I got to speak with Daniel Tutt. He’s the author of a rather profound book on Nietzsche that I think is worth the attention of anyone interested in the subject. It’s called How To Read Like a Parasite: Why the Left Got High On
For the eleventh episode of The Re/al/ign, I spoke with Anthony Galluzzo. He’s the author of Against the Vortex: Zardoz and Degrowth Utopias of the 70s and Today.This was a really, really fun episode, and it’s also a great book. I had the honor
“It is a cruel irony that the more time one spends in leftist activism, the more depressed and helpless one will get. It is only when one spends time outside the moralizing and careerism of leftist circles — among normal, decent, often apolitic
As I mention repeatedly in the episode, Catherine’s book is a fantastic read, and I wish I’d encountered her work on the Professional-Managerial Class while I was working on my own book, Here Be Monsters. The reason for this, as you’ll see from
This is the audio of the introduction to my upcoming book, Here Be Monsters: How To Fight Capitalism Instead of Each Other. You can also read this introduction here.Here Be Monsters releases 12 September, 2023 from Repeater Books (London). Get
In this eighth episode, I got the amazing opportunity to talk with the two cohosts of “F*****g Cancelled,” Clementine Morrigan and Jay LeSoleil. The two are most definitely enough to give any leftist hope that it’s still possible to organize in
In this seventh episode, I spoke with Sarah Lyons, an occult author and practicing witch. Sarah and her writing have appeared in Newsweek, Vice, Teen Vogue, Buzzfeed, Bust, and numerous other publications. She is a reoccurring guest on the CW s
In this episode, I spoke with John Michael Greer, probably the most prolific writer on magic, the occult, nature spirituality, and industrial society. He’s also the author of A World Full Of Gods: An Inquiry into Polytheism, which is being re-r
In this fifth episode of The Re/al/ign, I spoke with Alley Valkyrie. Alley will be quite familiar to those who’ve heard the previous podcast we did together, Empires Crumble. In addition to being a brilliant artist, writer, animist, and cultura
In this fourth episode of The Re/al/ign, I talk with writer, mental health counselor, and spiritual teacher Anthony Rella. We discuss the intersections of mental health and spiritual practice, as well as the problems of alienation and lonelines
In this episode, I spoke with Dougald Hine. He was a former environmental journalist and activist, probably best known as the co-founder of Dark Mountain along with Paul Kingsnorth. He know also writes “Writing Home” on substack, and founded A
I’m thrilled to present you with the second episode of my new video and audio series, The Re/al/ign.As I mention in this episode, Angie is one of my favorite people, and this discussion was really fun. We talk about alienation and the path past
In this first episode of THE RE/AL/IGN, I talk with Gordon White (runesoup.com) about his latest book, Ani.Mystic: Encounters With a Living Cosmos (from Scarlet Imprint). We discuss animism and the difficulties of translating its expansive worl
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