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Apologies for the subpar audio quality. This is from our live recording on Instagram. We discuss 'Athlete A' (Bonni Cohen, Jon Shenk) and 'Irresistible' (Jon Stewart). The recording cuts out very abruptly at the end. We intend to record once a month from now on on Instragram. Join us next time if you missed it.

Quick announcement that we will be recording an episode live on Instagram tomorrow July 10th 7pm UK/ 1pm Central/ 11am PST. We'll be discussing 'Irresistible' (Jon Stewart) and 'Athlete A' (Bonni Cohen, Jon Shenk). @errorspell @helen.v.rollins

Peter Rollins returns to talk about the brothel as church and the move from community to communion in relation to Joseph’s Strick’s 1963 dramatization of Genet’s ‘The Balcony’.

Adrian and Helen are depressed, but not surprised, by the rush to capitalize on legitimate political protest.

The second installment of Encyclopedia Estranged.

An alphabetical attempt at clarity, rendering, perhaps, the podcast more obscure.

Political theorist Benjamin Studebaker returns to talk work, structure, meritocracy and legitimation mechanisms as we discuss Sean Baker's wonderful film 'The Florida Project'.

Adrian and Helen try to keep up with the kids by analyzing 'Reds' (Warren Beatty) and 'The Shape of Water' (Guillermo del Toro) with member of the younger generation, Trace Bell.

Peter Rollins returns with a podcast about loss, lack, ‘absolute knowledge’ and ‘Allone’ (made by us).

The Cambridge-based political theorist Benjamin Studebaker joins the podcast to discuss society and escape, structures and markets, illusion and disillusion, all in relation to 'Captain Fantastic' (Matt Ross).