
Conversations about collective liberation and ending things Follow and support us at www.patreon.com/thebreakuptheory/
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CulturePhilosophyRelationships | |||

Today I am sharing a conversation I recorded with Elia Ayoub to discuss and analyze what is going on with the US-Israeli war on Iran. We recorded on Tuesday March 10, and events keep changing, but this conversation will still be relevant insofar as w... more
Today's episode features a recording of the talk that Vicky Osterweil and I gave at the 2025 New York Anarchist Bookfair, called "How Do We Live Now?", where we discussed our CAW project and the way that anarchists can participate in the culture war.... more
In this episode, I talk to my eternal roommate, P, about his new book, God, Artificial Intelligence, and Me. This is a really ambitious text that weaves together personal history with the history of Christianity, colonialism, technology, warfare, and... more
Today I am presenting a talk that Simon(e) van Saarloos and I did, kind of as a followup to our last talk together at the NYC Art Bookfair, called "Living with Trans Despair." I'm going to give you the origin and details of the event before I present... 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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This podcast engages listeners in profound conversations surrounding themes of collective liberation, relationships, and transformative politics. It frequently explores complex issues such as trans identity, intimacy, community-building, and the emotional dynamics of breakups—both personal and collectively significant. The hosts and their guests navigate the nuances of despair, joy, and the intricate ties that bind individuals within various social and political structures, providing a diverse array of perspectives that challenge conventional narratives. Noteworthy is the emphasis on perspectives that align with queer and anarchistic viewpoints, enriching the conversation with critical insights into societal norms and the experiences of mar... more
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2. Vicky Osterweil
3. Simon van Saarloos
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