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TMBS ReAir: 148 – End Hunger Now & Corporate Media Monopoly: Past & Present ft. Robert W. McChesneyTMBS ReAir 147: Hybrid Wars w/ Vijay Prashad & Missing Basketball w/ Stavros HalkiasTMBS 146 ReAir: 146 – Save The Post Office & Labor + Uprising in 2020 ft. Bill Fletcher, Jr.TMBS ReAir 145 Police & the ANC & We Need a Liberation Theology ft. William Shoki & Ronan BurtenshawTMBS ReAir: 144 – The Present Moment & Bill de Blasio's Budget ft. Noam Chomsky & Madina TouréTMBS ReAir 143: The ABCs of Capitalism & Strategy for a Socialist Future ft. Vivek ChibberTMBS ReAir: 142 – Bail Fund Tuesday ft. Chuka Ejeckam & Matt ChristmanTMBS ReAir 141 – Trump's Arms Race & We Need Class War ft. Dustin GuastellaTMBS 140 ReAir- Woke Bros Assemble! (From a Distance) ft. Wosny Lambre & Nando Vila1/200Categories: Afternoon News, Evening News, Interviews, News, Podcasts, Symposia, Vlogs, YouTube Channels
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Jack Cole
Why We Must End the War on Drugs
High NY Interview [2015]
“Retired Police Officer Jack Cole is the cofounder of Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP). His organization is dedicated to ending the massive failure known as the War on Drugs. In this riveting interview, Jack shares his personal history in undercover narcotics and talks about the many evils on the War on Drugs.”
Categories: Interviews, Podcasts, Symposia
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“Psychedelics are going mainstream. With landmark studies in the last decade showing their incredible potential in treating serious mental health conditions, 2020 saw a goldrush of investment. But what are the implications as psychedelics move from the counterculture to the boardroom? In this short documentary, Alexander Beiner speaks to leading experts in the field – from clinicians and CEO’s to shamans and philosophers – to ask what the rise of psychedelic capitalism means for the future of culture and medicine. Includes interviews with Dr. Rosalind Watts (clinical lead of Imperial College’s groundbreaking psilocybin for depression study), Erik Davis (author of Techgnosis and High Weirdness), Jamie Wheal (author of Stealing Fire), Kat Conour of the Auryn Project, Bill Linton (CEO of The Usona Institute) and Shipibo shaman Jose Lopez Sanchez among others. Are we seeing the birth of a new era in mental health care, or late capitalism’s sneakiest cash grab yet? Turn on and tune in to find out.”
Categories: Documentaries, Interviews, Podcasts, Symposia
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Darin Leong
Imagining Cultural Metamorphosis
Utopian Cartography Interview [2019]
In this expedition, Neonn talks to Imagine Music & Arts Festival Producer Darin Leong about the phenomenology of conscious transformation at intentional tribal gatherings, the evolution of raving, the nature of sacred social ritual, transmedial psychedelic creativity, the origins of the myth of the rugged individual via theocratic colonialism, the ancient ancestral memory of tribal dance around a campfire, the age of self-discovery through the internet, the limits & potentials of politicization of festivals as vehicles for social change, utopia as a place where people’s needs are met so they can freely practice art & music, & lots more psychedelic activist philosophy.. 🎃
▲ Darin Leong ▲ Facebook
▲ Imagine Music & Arts Festival ▲ Website ▲ Facebook
▲ Imagine Convergence ▲ Website
▲ Of A Great Red Cypress ▲ Soundcloud
▲ Kalki / Antony of Egypt / Legion / Sunya Das / Kikwaakew ▲ Website
▲ Hanto ▲ Soundcloud
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Categories: Interviews, Podcasts, Symposia, Utopian Cartography Podcast w/ Neonn Felicity
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Sam Seder & Emma Vigeland
The Majority Report
Daily Political News & Commentary Show
1/2223Trump's Bloodthirsty Ghouls UnleashedTim Pool Goes Full ThanosNow Or Never For Netanyahu And Trump; Trolling The Right w/ Jeet Heer, Ben Palmer | MR LiveMAHA Revolts As RFK's Betrayal Sinks InLeftists Surge 2026 Midterms | Alexis Goldstein | TMRGreens win big after Labour’s urge of leftists in the UKZERO success rate after 100+ years of air campaignsWhy our democracy is GONEIsrael's president doesn't care what you think1/2223Great analysis of the various moving parts happening across the spectrum of national politics, with a robust historical & sociological perspective, & a great mix of gravity & comic irreverence
Categories: Afternoon News, Interviews, Morning News, News, Podcasts, Symposia, Vlogs, YouTube Channels
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“Dr. Robin Carhart-Harris, the psychologist, neuroscientist and Head of the Psychedelic Research Centre at Imperial College London. Yours is the world’s first organisation dedicated to the research of mind-altering substances and focuses on three key areas of study: mental health, social science and neuroscience. He was the first in the world to investigate the effects of LSD using modern brain imaging, and the first to study psilocybin – the active compound in magic mushrooms – for treating severe depression.”
Categories: Interviews, Podcasts, Symposia
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Hamilton Morris
Interviews Michael Pollan
92Y Psychedelic Medicine Interview [2020]
(the following is an excerpt from my book)
There is an absolutely brilliant 92Y interview that Hamilton Morris, one of the most prominent psychedelic advocates in America, did of Michael Pollan, the mainstream journalist who recently wrote a book on the current renaissance called How to Change Your Mind: What the New Science of Psychedelics Teaches Us About Consciousness, Dying, Addiction, Depression, and Transcendence. I think the book will probably ultimately be positive for the movement to mainstream psychedelics simply because he is such a square type of mainstream media figure, normies will be far more inclined to read him less antagonistically than they would read someone like me.
But he does problematically talk mad shit on Dr. Leary and the counterculture in that book, which is why Hamilton’s interview was so great. He pushed back on Pollan’s central thesis, which is that psychedelics seem like they could be great psychiatric medicines, but there is not enough science yet to fully prove their efficacy and they need to be used in strictly controlled clinical settings with guides to help people through their trips. As somebody who has tripped hundreds of times and never had a “guide,” I really object to the assertion that everybody needs a professional tripsitter in order to do these things safely and get great benefits out of them. Surely, it would be great if guides were available to folks who wanted one, especially on their first psychonautical expedition, but most people can get on just fine without one.
My favorite part of the interview was when Hamilton makes a profound analogy between the Prohibition on psychedelics and a hypothetical Prohibition on music. It’s perfect because both of those cultural phenomena are quite similarly foundational to the human experience:
“And of course I agree with all this, you know, I’m a believer. I want all of this to be true. I want them to be legal. I want them to be medicines. I want all this research to have tremendously promising results, but I’m also extremely worried because I think if we look at them exclusively as medicines and don’t emphasize just cognitive liberty—the freedom to do things regardless of whether or not they’re medicinal—it’d be like if somebody made music illegal, and instead of saying, “Well it should just be legal because why not? Just make it legal; it doesn’t hurt anyone,” everyone said, “Oh, no, we can prove that it’s a medicine. And then, if it’s a medicine, then then it’s okay for everyone to use it. And look, it actually helps people with neurodegenerative diseases and certain people with PTSD if they listen to a certain type of music under very controlled circumstances, it can actually be tremendously therapeutic. We need to make this legal.” But then it would cost money and the whole thing would be a mess, and you would sort of neglect the overarching issue, which is: Why is this even controlled in the first place?”
Categories: Interviews, Symposia
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Peter Joseph
Zeitgeist:
AddendumEpic Economic Paradigm Shift Documentary [2008]
This is the film that launched the Zeitgeist Movement. After Peter’s first film presented a brutal ruthless criticism of everything existing without proposing an alternative system, Roxanne Meadows of the Venus Project sent him a copy of Jacque Fresco’s manifesto, The Best That Money Can’t Buy. That inspired him to make a film showing people why civilization indeed does not have to be this way. ~💜Neonn
“Zeitgeist: Addendum (2008) features former “Economic Hit-Man” and New York Times bestselling author, John Perkins, along with The Venus Project, an organization for social redesign created by Industrial Designer Jacque Fresco. Broken into four chapters, the 1st explains “Fractional Reserve Banking” and how Debt and Bankruptcy are inevitable realities. The 2nd exposes various levels of international corruption via the financial/corporate system. The 3rd then considers solutions to current social woes and the 4th gives a philosophical view with the hope to inspire change in the viewer.”
Categories: Cinema, Documentaries, Interviews, Symposia
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Marshall McLuhan
Understanding Media:
The Extensions of ManMedia Theory Book [1964]
❝ When first published, Marshall McLuhan’s Understanding Media made history with its radical view of the effects of electronic communications upon man and life in the twentieth century. This edition of McLuhan’s best-known book both enhances its accessibility to a general audience and provides the full critical apparatus necessary for scholars. In Terrence Gordon’s own words, “McLuhan is in full flight already in the introduction, challenging us to plunge with him into what he calls ‘the creative process of knowing.’” Much to the chagrin of his contemporary critics McLuhan’s preference was for a prose style that explored rather than explained. Probes, or aphorisms, were an indispensable tool with which he sought to prompt and prod the reader into an “understanding of how media operates” and to provoke reflection.
In the 1960s McLuhan s theories aroused both wrath and admiration. It is intriguing to speculate what he might have to say 40 years later on subjects to which he devoted whole chapters such as Television, The Telephone, Weapons, Housing and Money. Today few would dispute that mass media have indeed decentralized modern living and turned the world into a global village. ❞
Categories: Books, Interviews, Literature, Symposia, Vlogs
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“In the midst of loss and death and suffering, our charge is to figure out what freedom really means—and how we take steps to get there. Join Marc Lamont Hill, phillip agnew, and Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor for an urgent conversation about the ongoing struggle for freedom in the wake of the 2020 election. The uprising of 2020 marked a new phase in the unfolding Movement for Black Lives. The brutal killings of Ahmaud Arbery, George Floyd, and Breonna Taylor, and countless other injustices large and small, lit the spark of the largest protest movement in US history, a historic uprising against racism and the politics of disposability that the Covid-19 pandemic lays bare. In his urgent and incisive new book We Still Here: Pandemic, Policing, Protest, and Possibility, Marc Lamont Hill critically examines the “pre-existing conditions” that have led us to this moment of crisis and upheaval, guiding us through both the perils and possibilities, and helping us imagine an abolitionist future.”
Categories: Interviews, Panel Discussions, Symposia
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Dr. Roland Griffiths
The Future & Science of Psychedelics
SXSW Interview w/ Tim Ferriss [2018]
“Bestselling author Tim Ferriss (Tools of Titans, The 4-Hour Workweek, etc.) probes the science, mysteries, and future of psychedelics with Dr. Roland R. Griffiths, a clinical pharmacologist at Johns Hopkins. Dr. Griffiths has been researching mood-altering compounds for more than 40 years, has published more than 370 scientific papers, and started the psilocybin (think “magic mushrooms”) research program at Johns Hopkins nearly 20 years ago. Dr. Griffiths and his colleagues have been leaders in the re-initiation of research with classic psychedelic drugs, which was blocked for a period of several decades. This session offers details and stories that can help both novices and experienced psychonauts get a better understanding of the applications of these incredible compounds.”
Categories: Interviews, On-Stage Interviews, Symposia
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Douglas Rushkoff
Cyberia:
Life in the Trenches of HyperspaceCyberculture Media Theory Book [1994]
❝ In a vivid journalistic portrait of the underground trendsetters of the 1990s, Rushkoff ventures headlong into cyberspace–the weird and unmapped terrain of hackers, smart drugs, virtual reality, cyberliterature, and technoshamans ❞
Categories: Books, Interviews, Literature, Symposia
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Erik Davis
TechGnosis:
Myth, Magic, & Mysticism in the Age of InformationMedia Theory Book [1998]
❝ How does our fascination with technology intersect with the religious imagination? In TechGnosis—a cult classic now updated and reissued with a new afterword—Erik Davis argues that while the realms of the digital and the spiritual may seem worlds apart, esoteric and religious impulses have in fact always permeated (and sometimes inspired) technological communication. Davis uncovers startling connections between such seemingly disparate topics as electricity and alchemy; online roleplaying games and religious and occult practices; virtual reality and gnostic mythology; programming languages and Kabbalah. The final chapters address the apocalyptic dreams that haunt technology, providing vital historical context as well as new ways to think about a future defined by the mutant intermingling of mind and machine, nightmare and fantasy. ❞
Categories: Books, Interviews, Literature, Symposia
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In this expedition, Neonn talks to Living Village Culture Co-Founder Isis Indriya about the phenomenology of ritual, the mythological roots of theater, the line of manifestation of conscious creativity, the decolonization of spirituality, esoteric metaphysics, principles for organizing healthy societies, art as a tool of collective evolution, the necessity of education reform to help people find their true purpose-work, the benefits of studying ancient history, the importance of community in these turbulent times, how we can relearn to be part of the ecosystem again from indigenous communities who still remember, & lots more psychedelic neopagan decolonial philosophy! 🎃
▲ Isis Indriya ▲ Living Village Culture Website ▲ Facebook
▲ Of A Great Red Cypress ▲ Soundcloud ▲ Facebook
▲ MRKRYL ▲ Soundcloud ▲ Facebook
▲ Kikwaakew / Kalki / Antony of Egypt / Legion / Sunya Das ▲ Revolt-Motion Website
UtopianCartography.com is an archive of evolutionary media, full of talks & music & books & movies (etc.), to shed light on the profound shift we’re living through on this planet, and how we can best respond.
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Russell Brand
A Brand New Politics
Mehdi Hasan Interview [2013]
“Following on from his explosive & controversial interview on BBC Newsnight, Russell Brand sat down for an evening with Mehdi Hasan to discuss his opinions on the world order, politics, drugs & their treatment & also anything else that Russell felt like talking about.”
Categories: Interviews, Podcasts, Symposia
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Sheldon Solomon
Disagreement with Jordan Peterson
Lex Fridman Interview Clip [2020]
brilliant discussion on meaning
“Sheldon Solomon is a social psychologist, a philosopher, co-developer of Terror Management Theory, co-author of The Worm at the Core.”
Categories: Interviews, Podcasts, Symposia
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Neonn Felicity
TEAMrabbithole 209
TEAMrabbithole Audio Interview w/ Jim & Raffael [2021]
“Author. YouTuber. Thinker. Leo. Join the team as we get to know Neonn, a raver and philosopher who has a few points to make about the world we could inhabit given the fusion of ideals and technology.”
Categories: Interviews, Podcasts, Symposia
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Peter Joseph
InterReflections
Epic Satirical Science-Fiction Film [2020]
Absolutely brilliant new film from Peter Joseph, my absolute #1 intellectual influence and philosophical hero. There is so much to say about this film, but it articulates the central thesis of the Zeitgeist Movement probably more effectively than any of their other work. Peter is always epically on-point in all his films and books and lectures, but the rest of his works are more strictly cerebral & analytical. True reality is very complicated, but this film manages to articulate it as clearly as I can imagine. Thanks again Peter, for illuminating the Truth for us all to see.
“InterReflections explores deep social issues. In three timelines our main story takes us into the future when ecological crisis and inequality has destabilized society. John Taylor, a defected government intelligence agent turned revolutionary leader, is captured by his former colleague and nemesis, Simon Devoe.”
Categories: Cinema, Documentaries, Film, Interviews, Symposia
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Grandmaster Caz
Gangsta Rap Was Detrimental to Hip-Hop Culture
DJ Vlad Interview [2015]
“As one of the pioneers of Hip-Hop, Grandmaster Caz has seen a massive shift in the culture since its inception, and he took a moment to focus on the gangsta rap movement during the ’90s. The New York emcee explained that he saw a detrimental impact on the culture when gangsta rap was on the rise, because it killed out all of the conscious rappers at the time. Grandmaster Caz then gave props to N.W.A., and shared that Eazy-E used to come to a Zulu Nation club in L.A., but the East Coast legend stuck by his thoughts on the negative impact he feels their group and others had on the Hip-Hop culture.”
Categories: Interviews, Symposia, Vlogs
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Immortal Technique
On the Lessons of History
We Are Change Interview [2012]
“Immortal Technique at the conference Activism in The Age of Mass Incarceration from Dec 4, 2012 featuring Dr. Cornel West, Immortal Technique & Schomburg Center Director Khalil Gibran Muhammad.”
Categories: Interviews, Symposia
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In this expedition, Neonn talks to legendary superconscious emcee Kalki das (aka Antony of Egypt / Kikwaakew / Legion / Sunya Das), manager of Revolt-Motion Records, founder of Mutant Akademy, & author of over 100 albums of paradigm-shifting radical Hip-Hop, to discuss the decolonization of mythology, anarchism as a spiritual philosophy, Hip Hop as a radically inclusive futuristic global culture, animal activism & the possibility of ethical commerce, the true nature of the apocalypse we’re living thru, the metaphysics of corruption in hierarchical power structures, the potency of artistic activism in the lifting of the veil, the beauty of diversity, the chasm between religions & the prophets who inspired them, science fiction as the new mythos for a technological age, what living sustainably really means, and lots more decolonial metagnostic activist philosophy.. 🎃
▲ Kikwaakew / Kalki / Antony of Egypt / Legion / Sunya Das ▲
Revolt-Motion Website ▲ Bandcamp ▲ Facebook▲ Of A Great Red Cypress ▲ Soundcloud ▲ Facebook
▲ MRKRYL ▲ Soundcloud ▲ Facebook
UtopianCartography.com is an archive of evolutionary media, full of talks & music & books & movies (etc.), to shed light on the profound shift we’re living through on this planet, and how we can best respond.
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Categories: Interviews, Podcasts, Symposia, Utopian Cartography Podcast w/ Neonn Felicity
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Dr. Greg Carr & Karen Hunter
In Class with Carr
Africana Studies Philosophical History Show
1/21Private videoPrivate videoIn Class with Carr, Ep. 13: What is Juneteenth?In Class with Carr, Ep. 36: The History of The Insurrection of 1898 in Wilmington, NC!In Class with Carr, Ep. 14: Do We Need a Juneteenth Holiday?Private videoPrivate videoPrivate videoIn Class with Carr, Ep. 20: "Mickey Mouse Was a Minstrel Figure!"1/21Super educational show for contextualizing current events in their historical trajectory ^^ Dr. Carr is a walking encyclopedia! But FYI, the newest episodes are at the end of this playlist 🙂
Categories: Afternoon News, Interviews, Podcasts, Symposia, YouTube Channels