Conversations about collective liberation and ending things Follow and support us at www.patreon.com/thebreakuptheory/
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | PhilosophySociety & CultureRelationships |
In this episode, I speak with two beautiful trans writers, artists, thinkers, Nat Raha and Mijke van der Drift. They recently published Trans Femme Futures with Pluto Books. Their book describes an expansive ethics of collectivity, care, and complic... more
In this episode, Caroline and I respond to a letter from a listener who is trying to navigate a tricky relationship. It is a relationship with a lot of fuzziness, moving from romantic and sexual to friends. There are also attempts at real conversatio... more
Today I’m sharing a conversation I had with one of my favorites, Dean Spade, about his recent book Love in a Fucked Up World out with Algonquin Books. Dean has been an inspiration for a long time with his commitments to abolition, anti-Zionism, and ... more
Today I’m re-releasing a conversation I recorded for the Final Straw Radio with Joshua Clover in 2021. Our conversation focuses around his 2016 book Riot. Strike. Riot, in part within the context of the George Floyd rebellion. I wanted to present thi... more
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Breathe. So much vocal fry. Misophoniacs beware. 3 stars because I couldn't last more than 30 seconds. The host set the record for the strongest vocal fry I've heard on a podcast yet. Breathing is good for humans.
Only 3 episodes out so far, but I’m excited to have stumbled over this podcast and can’t wait to keep listening. Excellent conversations - and giving center stage to the ending (rather than the beginning) of things is a breath of fresh air in the trans/queer/anarchist/culture-critical podcasting world!
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Focused on themes of collective liberation and the complexities of personal relationships, this show fosters deep conversations that often venture into the emotional challenges and social dynamics surrounding endings — whether they be in relationships, societal structures, or personal journeys. Its discussions regularly address the intersections of activism, emotional health, and philosophical reflections, aiming to provide listeners with thought-provoking insights that may resonate with their own experiences. This unique blend of personal stories and socio-political critiques is likely to engage those interested in exploring how individual actions connect to broader social movements.
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