We’re joined by Matt Halton to talk about his new Overland essay on the Ramsay Centre, ‘Ramsay, Marx, and the ghosts of the Western canon’. We then give our obligatory Joker takes and transition seamlessly to a discussion of the shorter working week: what kind of shift does it signify and what are the opportunities it presents? And what's the difference between the shorter work week as a left project vs. a tech bro scam? Finally, towards the end of the episode, Maddy introduces us to the phenomenon of Life Expectancy Advocates.

Matt’s piece: overland.org.au/2019/10/ramsay-ma…he-western-canon/
Andrew Beitzel in IndigenousX: indigenousx.com.au/decolonising-not-at-uni/
Mark Fisher's ‘Exiting the Vampire Castle’: www.opendemocracy.net/en/opendemocra…ampire-castle/
Matt’s piece on horny mysticism: www.floodmedia.org/articles/monste…-of-the-unknown
Matt’s piece on the politics of museums: www.floodmedia.org/articles/lost-creatures

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***EPISODE CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR THE 1982 FEATURE FILM 'THE DARK CRYSTAL'***

It's time for a show on The Greens! We discuss the broad history of the emergence of Greens politics and political parties, reflect on where it could and should go from here, discuss the relationship of parliamentary parties to social movements, and own the German Greens.

Featuring Nicole, Liam, Robbie, and Max (who never introduced himself).

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Green Bans, Red Union: www.newsouthbooks.com.au/books/green-…s-red-union/