The guys discuss a bevy of topics, including the Left's embrace of centralization, social democracy, the failures of progressive liberalism, the rise of nationalist populism and potentially fascist-adjacent governments, neo-reaction, and the aesthetics of "woke" neoliberalism. A real banger of an episode ...

Our full panel discussion on the topic, "Food as a Weapon" discussing the intersection of food and liberation. Hosted by Sek McGora. Featuring Penguin, Rae from the Let's Make Some Shit podcast, Shane from The Vonu Podcast, Keith McHenry from Food Not Bombs, author nutrition advocate BJ Woods, Brian and Ellen Sovryn, and friend-of-the-pod Djoom.

Sek narrates a short explanation of guerilla gardening -- something anyone can try

The legendary anarchist writer and intellectual Gary Chartier joins us to talk about market anarchism, the preference for non-hierarchical organizations, social change and revolution, the viability of commons-based production, and the importance of the market form.

Part VIII of Carson's important work, featuring friend-of-the-show Rae. This audio file includes the entirety of the fourth chapter.

Sek McGora reads the short piece "Anarchist Individualism in the Social Revolution" by the Italian anarchist writer and poet, Renzo Novatore.

Gonzo, homesteader extraordinaire, joins us to talk about: homesteading strategies; modular homesteading; recycling, reusing, and improvising; building mobile fixtures; raising different types of birds, and a lot more. Another great episode in our series on practical homesteading and farmsteading.

Part VII of Carson's important work, featuring friend-of-the-show Rae.  This audio file includes the third chapter, Section F.

Part VI of Carson's important work, featuring friend-of-the-show Rae.  This audio file includes the third chapter, Section E.

We at the Agora Podcast have noticed some dangerous trends. Over the past decade or so, much of the ideas we discuss, and others that are potentially liberatory or promote healthier lifestyles, are becoming very “right-coded” in our culture. At the same time, questioning authority, entrenched power, and institutions is being ceded to far-right ideologues and being discouraged by social pressure and stigma. We discuss the origin of these trends, their implications, and our opinions on what can be done about them.