Conversation with Steven Hirsch the Professor of Practice, International and Area Studies at Washington University in St. Louis. We talk about the history of anarchism in Peru how this ideas came here and particular characteristics of this movement in comparison with other anarchist movements in other regions.

Conversation with Benjamin Nobbs-Thiessen, postdoctoral fellow in the Department of History at the Washington State University. We talk about how the Mennonites came to Bolivia and how is relationship with Bolivian society as a whole has been developed.

Conversation with freelance journalist and author Noah Berlatsky. We talk about the curious relationship of race and indie music particularly the issue of whiteness. We deal mostly with the United States and Europe but also a little bit a the Latin American indie music scene.

Conversation with William Irwin Professor of Philosophy at King's College and Series Editor of The Blackwell Philosophy and Pop Culture Series. We talk about the relationship between philosophy and pop culture particularly in context to series of book edited around the subject.

Conversation with Young Voices Advocate and contributor to Market Urbanism Nolan Gray. We talk about malls, YIMBY, housing regulations, gentrification, trailer parks, tiny houses and ways to house the homeless.

Conversation with Mila Ghorayeb a graduate student in Political Theory at McGill University. We talk about the conservative views of communism, the colonial roots of islamophobia and the place of the #MeToo movement in universities.

Conversation with Benjamin R. Teitelbaum, Assistant Professor of Ethnomusicology and Affiliate Faculty in International Affairs at University of Colorado Boulder. We talk about his book Lions of the North: Sounds of the New Nordic Radical Nationalism (Oxford University Press, 2017) that deals with intersections of music and politics among Swedish ultra-nationalists.

Conversation with Seth Cotlar, Professor of History at Willamette University. We talk about how historians in the US are dealing with Trump, fake news, conservatism and socialism.

Conversation with Samuel Hammond the Poverty and Welfare Analyst at the Niskanen Center about his paper on the free market welfare state on the convergence between big government and market dynamism. We also discuss immigration, healthcare, socialism and neoliberalism.

Conversation with Hilde Rested, Associate Professor of International Relations at the Bjørknes College in Oslo, Norway. We talk about the place of Scandinavia in American politics and then about the place of American politics in Scandinavia.

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