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Everyday Anarchism

Graham Culbertson
Anarchism
Debt
David Graeber
Capitalism
Climate Change
English Revolution
Mutual Aid
Artificial Intelligence
Axial Age
Slavery
Education
Societal Collapse
Reel Politik
Everyday Anarchism
Mars Trilogy
Donald Trump
Democracy
Colin Ward
Billionaires
Ancient Mediterranean

The core idea of this podcast comes from David Graeber, who wrote that our everyday life is mostly run on anarchism, and at the same time people believe that anarchism doesn’t work. One of these is wrong. I hope to illuminate how our communities already depend on Mutual Aid, in big and small ways. I'll do that by excavating the historical events and cultural trends you already know about, but have... more

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The fastest, easiest way to anarchize your life is to buy food locally and cook it yourself (or grow it yourself). It won't create an anarchist society. But it's a great first step.

Mark Bittman and I discuss that first step, what might come after i... more

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Before it became west of Islam, or China, or "the Orient," "The West" was simply the Western Roman Empire, and what it was east of was the Eastern Roman Empire. But the westerners wanted to be the true inheritors of the classical tradition, so they r... more

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This episode is a crossover with Peter Michael Bauer's Rewilding Podcast. Peter and I talk about rewilding, everyday anarchism, and the connections between rewilding and anarchy

We recorded this episode in support of Peter's new documentary film ser... more

Luke Kemp rejoins me to discuss the second part of Goliath's Curse, "Imperial March and Fall." Luke and I start off talking about why empires and states are actually the same thing, and move from there to various ways that people justify imperial pol... more

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Recent Guests

Anthony Kaldellis
Historian of the Eastern Roman Empire
University of Chicago
Episode: 189. What's East of "the West" ? -- Anthony Kaldellis
Peter Michael Bauer
Host of The Rewilding Podcast, activist and thinker on rewilding and cultural anarchism
Rewilding Podcast / Earth First tradition
Episode: 188. Rewilding Crossover with Peter Michael Bauer
Luke Kemp
Historian and author; expert on collapse
University of Cambridge
Episode: 187. Imperial Delusions -- Luke Kemp
Annette Gordon-Reed
Carl M. Loeb University Professor at Harvard University; scholar who edited Jefferson on Race
Harvard University
Episode: 186. Thomas Jefferson: Radical, Revolutionary, Enslaver -- Annette Gordon-Reed
Clare Carlisle
Philosopher and biographer
Episode: 184. The Horizontal Transcendence of the Everyday -- Clare Carlisle
Andrea Chalupa
Author/graphic novelist of Mrs. Orwell
Self-published/Graphic Novel author
Episode: 183. Mrs. Orwell -- Andrea Chalupa
Joan Slonczewski
Author of A Door Into Ocean and other novels
Episode: 182. A Door Into Ocean -- Joan Slonczewski
Amit Chaudhuri
Author of Incompleteness: New and Selected Essays
Author, Incompleteness
Episode: 181. The Language of Incompleteness -- Amit Chaudhuri
Kim Stanley Robinson
Acclaimed science fiction author known for works such as the Mars Trilogy and Ministry for the Future
Episode: 180. Aurora -- Kim Stanley Robinson

Hosts

Graham Culbertson
Host of Everyday Anarchism; frequent contributor focused on accessible, thoughtful analysis of anarchist ideas in daily life
Graham Colbertson
Host of Everyday Anarchism; appears in multiple episodes with a focus on philosophy, culture, and politics within anarchist thought

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 248 ratings
  • Explains how anarchism is a very pragmatic form of ethical progressiveness.

    I hope that many people find this and that it helps them to improve their lives.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Joost Ringoot
    a month ago
  • Such important topics!

    So grateful for this podcast

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MassachusettsMaggie
    United Statesa month ago
  • 360

    A great holistic application of anarchist as applied to everything.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    heroic copulation
    United Statesa month ago
  • This is a very excellent podcast, and plainly teaches how everything good you already like is probably anarchism

    Podcast Addict
    5
    spacer
    3 months ago
  • Three cheers for Graham Culbertson!

    Come for the politics, stay for the discussions on literature, cinema, games, history, and anything and everything else that arises in these delightfully anarchic conversations.

    Always a joy to listen to!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Risden🦕
    United States3 months ago

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Listeners praise the host for thoughtful skepticism and diverse guest selection, though some wish for more debate across political spectrums.
Thoughtful and provocative interviews that connect intellectual ideas to everyday life.
High-quality scholarship made accessible and engaging for a broad audience.

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180. Aurora -- Kim Stanley Robinson
Q: What would you say to the response that we will surely solve insoluble problems in the future?
Hard science fiction is a political and passive-aggressive name, as all science fiction has elements of fantasy.
180. Aurora -- Kim Stanley Robinson
Q: Do you not normally get to talk about Aurora?
It still gets talked about, but only one time out of 20 compared to talking about Ministry for the Future.
176. Building a World without Parkinson's -- Ray Dorsey
Q: What is Parkinson's disease, and how do we get it?
Parkinson's is characterized by tremors, slowness of movement, and stiffness, originating from both environmental factors and genetic predispositions.
176. Building a World without Parkinson's -- Ray Dorsey
Q: Can you start by just telling us a little bit about who you are and how you came to co-author this book?
I'm a neurologist specializing in the care of people with Parkinson's disease, and I became interested in the environmental causes of the disease during a sabbatical in 2018.
160. Marrying Anarchism and Liberalism -- Alexandre Lefebvre
Q: What do you hate about Liberalism?
I hate absolutely nothing about the Liberal tradition that you're.. Liberalism, as a way of life, is perfect except that the first rule of liberalism is, let's all be liberals.

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Thoughtful conversations explore how everyday life reflects anarchist ethics, from historical narratives to literature, philosophy, and culture. Episodes frequently feature academics, historians, and writers who analyze power, culture, and social organization through an anarchist lens, often connecting ideas to current events and everyday mutual aid. Noteworthy is a consistent emphasis on nuanced critique of legacy figures and institutions, a willingness to challenge traditional narratives, and a habit of pairing rigorous scholarship with accessible storytelling that helps listeners see anarchist ideas in ordinary life.

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2. Peter Michael Bauer
3. Luke Kemp
4. Annette Gordon-Reed
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6. Andrea Chalupa
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