Consensual Cooperation

Consensual Cooperation episodes

December 29, 2019 State media control/ Combating it with another voice
In our first episode, we talk about the incredible amount of influence and often direct control that the state has on media, even in countries with a supposedly free press. How this leads to major gaps in the information people are served, particularly around the recent surge of anti-authoritarian protest movements. And finally how we plan to fill that gap by talking to people deep in these movements so we can bring you the events and developments so blatantly ignored by the vast majority of media.
6 min
December 18, 2019 12 Critical Years; Lost
We go into one of the most ingrained and insidious forms of state oppression. The forced enrolment and subsequent social expectation of state education. Like most "good" ideals the state proposes to chase, public education for all seems to be a noble cause. But with its origins in military grooming and individualistic oppression. As well as its non-existant correlation with real-world applications. This intuition-based off coercion and theft tells a deeply disturbing different story.
41 min
December 10, 2019 Introduction/What is Anarchy??
Here we introduce ourselves and go into what this podcast is going to be about. As well as giving an explanation of what anarchy really means and how it would look in practice.
18 min

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We dive into the ideas and movements that are behind the rejection of the violently enforced state and its replacement with consensual cooperation.