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- 704: Fredo, son of Fredo son of Fredo (SLAS Ch 2)
Chapter 2 of Seeing Like a State, with Sam (@mathmansam)
Show Notes
yungneothread on anti-semitism
Sam mentioned: Falguni Sheth, Towards a Political Philosophy of Race
1 hr 29 min - 703: Whoops We Killed the Whole Forest, but Rationally (SLAS Ch 1)
Ryan and Nate (@theRadicleLeft) of the Works in Theory podcast kick off a series about Seeing Like a State by James C. Scott.
Show Notes
1 hr 9 min - 702: YIMBYs and NIMBYs and All Kinda IMBYs!
Well, as it turns out I was not able to release this episode before a new COVID strain came out. Ah well. Nevertheless, this is about housing.
Show Notes
59 min - 701: Cyberjunk 2077
We are back for 2021!
Ryan, Emily (@minusplnp) and John (@ExJohnValdez) talk about the latest big blockbuster video game
Show Notes
Resources to help trans people on Rainy TERF Island:
Petition to the BBC to stop platforming hate groups
Funding a legal challenge to anti-transgender court ruling
A charity fund for trans healthcare run by Emily's clinic
1 hr 46 min - Srsly Neighbors 1: Economics as HorseshitSrsly Wrong and Neighbor Science present their first crossover episode, Wrong Science; Neighbor Wrong; Srsly Neighbors.Aaron, Shawn, and Ryan discuss some of the foundational assumptions of neoclassical economics, which are so ridiculous they're almost unbelievable.
Show Notes (contains a lot of information we didn't cover in the episode)
Books referenced:Debunking EconomicsDebt: The First 5000 YearsAgainst the GrainSeeing like a StateThe Invention of CapitalismThe Modern Corporation and Private PropertyCapital as Power (PDF)1 hr 28 min - A State that Forces Everyone to Do Handicrafts, Pt.2 (w/Samuel Miller McDonald & yungneocon)
This is a two-part episode. Part 2 will come out next week.
Samuel Miller McDonald (@sjmmcd) and yungneocon (@yungneocon) come on the show to critique several articles on degrowth
Samuel's Website
Be sure to check out Samuel's upcoming book: https://twitter.com/thebookseller/status/1317087909254733828
Articles we discuss in this episode (not just in this part):
John Cassidy's Article
Noah Smith's Article
Blogspot Article
Additional resources:
C4SS article on degrowth
Robin Hahnel article that attempts and fails to debunk degrowth (PDF)
yungneothread on degrowth
1 hr 3 min - 617: A State That Forces Everyone to do Handicrafts, Pt. 1 (w/Samuel Miller McDonald & yungneocon)
This is a two-part episode. Part 2 will come out next week.
Samuel Miller McDonald (@sjmmcd) and yungneocon (@yungneocon) come on the show to critique several articles on degrowth
Samuel's Website
Be sure to check out Samuel's upcoming book: https://twitter.com/thebookseller/status/1317087909254733828
Articles we discuss in this episode (not just in this part):
John Cassidy's Article
Noah Smith's Article
Blogspot Article
Additional resources:
C4SS article on degrowth
Robin Hahnel article that attempts and fails to debunk degrowth (PDF)
yungneothread on degrowth
1 hr 22 min - 616: How Expensive was Roman Wal-Mart?
Solo episode. I talk about the Edict on Maximum Prices and Ancient Roman political economy.
Show Notes
1 hr 8 min - 615: Dunking on Sports Team Owners (w/Abdul Malik)
Abdul Malik (@socialistraptor) talks about the political economy & politics of sports (mostly basketball)
Sorry if the quality isn't as good as it usually is, I'm in bad shape and can't spend much longer on the computer than I have to.
Abdul's article on the sports strikeAbdul's Writing
Recommendations mentioned in the episode:
Hoop Dreams
Lenny CookeThe Eagle HuntressThe Game is not a Gameabdulymalik.comPeace by Chocolate1 hr 41 min - 614: Accounting for the Emergence of Writing
Solo episode about the emergence of written language in ancient history
Show Notes
Article about writing emerging as a consequence of accounting
Erard's Article
53 min
About Neighbor Science
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The only podcast about political economy and anime.