Investigative reporting and social commentary on public culture, the arts, science, and politics. savageminds.substack.com
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 166 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsSociety & Culture |
Nina Power, writer and editor, discusses the collapse of the left-right divide that has characterised the contemporary era of political thought, along with the exhaustion of concepts that have plagued Western discourse. Analysing the “perpetual prese... more
In this episode, Charles LeBaron, a former Center for Disease Control (CDC) epidemiologist, discusses his recent book, Greed to Do Good: The Untold Story of CDC's Disastrous War on Opioids: A CDC Physician's Personal Account (Amplify Publishing, 2024... more
In questa puntata, Olivia Guaraldo, professoressa ordinaria di filosofia politica presso il Dipartimento di Scienze Umane all’Università di Verona, discute il libro scritto in collaborazione con Adriana Cavarero, Donna si nasce (2024), che offre uno ... more
Ilan Pappé, Israeli historian and professor of history at the University of Exeter, discusses the tragic situation of Palestinians who, for many decades, have been the circumstantial victims of a larger global coalition because their existence was “i... more
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as a whole, ideologically incoherent - deeply transphobic, also very pro-Palestine
Thank you for your excellent analysis and guests and thank you for keeping it commercial/corporate-free. Loved the Miriam Grossman conversation especially.
The host has a really cringy style of delivery -she continually turns the discussion of an interesting subject into a personal beef which lessens the impact of the info. She might be good at research and production but she should get someone else to host because she effectively makes the show an unpleasant listening experience on every level.
The host has the slurpiest, spittiest voice ever, like girl drink some water first
I can’t get enough of this podcast. The host shares considered and well thought out reflections on current happenings and issues with an interesting range of guests.
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Focusing on complex and often controversial topics, this podcast provides in-depth discussions on public culture, the arts, science, and politics. The episodes frequently highlight current issues, offering critical perspectives on social constructs, historical narratives, and contemporary challenges faced by society. Notable for its engaging interviews with experts and thought leaders, the content encourages listeners to interrogate widely held beliefs and explore diverse viewpoints surrounding pressing issues.
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Recent guests on Savage Minds include:
1. Nina Power
2. Charles LeBaron
3. Ilan Pappé
4. Miriam Grossman
5. Kevin Bardosh
6. Joti Brar
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