This is the last episode of season 1, recapping the Hypernormality, Surveillance, and Economy episodes and provides some thoughts on how we can transcend the current systemic problems and raise our collective activity to meet the challenge.

This episode also includes former US President Dwight D. Eisenhower's warning regarding the Military Industrial Complex and what the extraordinary monetary value of that activity could be redirected to, if we collectively work toward an empathic solution.

This is the last episode of season 1, recapping the Hypernormality, Surveillance, and Economy episodes. This shorter version provides some thoughts on how we can transcend the current systemic problems and raise our collective activity to meet the challenge.

This episode does not include the comments by former US President Dwight D. Eisenhower warning us about what he coined the 'Military Industrial Complex' - this content is included in the extended version.

This is the full talk between Toby Warrington and me on what the economy is, and what he wants to know about it.  

A discussion on what the economy is, how its structured and what it means to be part of it.

Guest feature voice, Toby Warrington.

This is a light version of our discussion. Check out Episode 3 - Economy - Extended version if you'd like to hear everything we discussed, laughed about and fell over.

This extended version of criticALLY Episode 2 expands on the topics discussed in the condensed version. If you like more information dialog, this could be a version for you.

A look at surveillance and what it means, both in terms of how it'd done and it's affect on society. 

The use of surveillance by commercial entities. 

Open Source Intelligence what is it? And are we aware of the depths of information that is available using these internet skimming tools?

What are we able to do to be more informed and have a greater insight in State and commercial surveillance.

This is a shortened version of a more in-depth discussion.

The first episode of the criticALLY podcast.

A discussion on the phenomenon of 'hypernormalisation'.