To many of us the world, our very planet, appears to be coming apart. How can we put it back together again (and should we)? What do we salvage and what do we throw away? What goes where and why? Each episode we speak to a philosopher, critical theorist, scientist, artist, writer or thinker about their take on the absolute 'cluster f' that’s happening around us. We don't promise to make you happie... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 53 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | PhilosophySociety & Culture |
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Rosie Nixon - Burnout theclusterftheory.substack.com/p/45-burnout-rosie-nixon
Merve Emre - Public/Publics h... more
Jeff Rosenthal is a serial entrepreneur, investor, and community builder. He is the Co-Founder and Managing Partner of CIV, a back-and-build investment firm focused on critical industries. Prior to founding CIV, Jeff co-founded Summit, a leading busi... more
Jason Mittell is Professor of Film & Media Culture at Middlebury College and is the author of some of the most read and cited books in TV studies.
Genre and Television: From Cop Shows to Cartoons in American Culture (Routledge, 2004)
Television an... more
Trine Syvertsen is professor of media studies at the University of Oslo, working in the fields of media history, media policy, television and digital media. She co-edited The Digital Backlash and The Paradoxes of Disconnection and authored the influe... more
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What an eye opener of a podcast. A must listen for any human trying to understand themselves and asking “how did we get to this?”
As the first episode, Adam Rutherford’s work, knowledge and insight into data gathering and inherent bias, and hooks back to history/herstory via art/literature (FScott Fitzgerald and Virginia Wolf) and modern utterings displaying a line of faulty reasoning, are fascinating and chilling.
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«From the ashes of sorrow, we will rise again.»
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Engaging in a critical examination of contemporary society, the discussed content revolves around various themes that reflect the complexities of the current global landscape. With topics ranging from digital detox and climate change to the nuances of kindness within feminism, the episodes invite experts from diverse fields such as philosophy, media studies, and the arts to share their insights. The conversations encourage listeners to think beyond their own experiences and engage with urgent societal issues. Notable episodes reveal a commitment to exploring the intertwined nature of personal narratives and broader cultural phenomena, making it a valuable space for those seeking to understand the chaotic world around them.
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Recent guests on The Cluster F Theory Podcast include:
1. Jeff Rosenthal
2. Jason Mittell
3. Trine Syvertsen
4. Victoria Smith
5. Jonas Staal
6. Andrew MacDonald
7. Rosie Nixon
8. David Markus
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