Dangerous Ideas

Alexander and Clifton analyse one of the most influential cinematographic pieces of all time: Martin Scorsese's "Taxi Driver".

Do lost futures haunt us? Is the ultimate "Black Pill" of nihilism, hopelessness and resignation the ontological destination to which all roads lead?

Join Alexander, Clifton, and Lukas on a discussion of Modernity, late Capitalism, hauntology, and the return of the political.

An episode about Aristotelian philosophy, the origins of modernity and contemporary subversion and being an academic renegade.

Alexander and Clifton embark on a morbid journey involving Evolutionary Psychology, Political science, and history in understanding late capitalism and its superstructure of social control.

For this episode of the Dangerous Ideas podcast, we have something truly refreshing which will make H.P Lovecraft and Robert E. Howard extremely happy. Dave Martel, Creator and host of The Bog podcast joins Alexander to discuss the origins of Pulp fiction, as well as his own publishing project The Bizarchives as he finds himself on a mission to empower writers through encouraging their passion for the written word by putting their work out in the world.

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The first volume of The Bizarchives:

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Telegram:

T.me/Bizarchives

Frank Forencich is an internationally recognized expert on health and human adaptation. As an engaging speaker and movement teacher, he brings a unique perspective to the human predicament and offers practical solutions for some of the most pressing problems of our age.

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Alexander and David embark on exploring topics such as the rise and decline of empires, post-Brexit Brittain, COVID-19, the inevitable collapse of our ecosystem and the most crucial of all topics at the moment: The threat of China becoming a global hegemon.

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Mr Patriarch explains his response to the Academic Agent -- traditional Christianity balances the best aspects of tribalism/kinship with universal morality.

Secular modernity is actually a religion, one which consumes us. As Bill Cavanaugh explains, this is no paradox but makes perfect sense. The supposed wars of religion were indeed wars of religion, but secularism is primarily to blame.

In this episode of Dangerous Ideas, we will throw light on different perspectives on mental health.

Brian Francis Culkin is a writer, cultural theorist, film director, and novelist. he has written 16 books on numerous subjects, including his upcoming book "Rene Girard and covid-19."