The Pop Doctrine
TCInspired by Naomi Klein's 2007 book, the Shock Doctrine, this podcast aims to use pop culture (non-academic movies, television shows, books, music and other media - accessible stuff) as a way to understand and flesh out the perils of neoliberalism.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 15 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Category | TV & Film | ||||
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Welcome to part 2 of my chat with American writer Colette Shade! Last week we had a chat about her article 'The Politics of Mental Health' and in this episode we dive into some of her other writings, including her January article for the Nation 'The ... more
Back in March, American writer Colette Shade was generous enough to have a chat with me about her recent article for Tribune Magazine 'The Politics of Mental Health' and her thoughts on why it's a mistake to think of mental illness as an individual, ... more
Back at the start of 2021, I was very lucky to have a chat with Australian writer and academic, Jessica Whyte, about her 2019 book The Morals of the Market: Human Rights and the Rise of Neoliberalism. The book looks at the simultaneous rise of Neolib... more
UK writer and activist, Chloe Koffman (@chloelou_k on twitter) joined me for a chat about two of her recent pieces for UK socialist publication, Tribune Magazine: 'Remembering Australia’s Green Bans' and 'Remembering Wave Hill: When Australia’s Indig... more
What a way to bring in the start of season 2!
About a month ago, I was very lucky to have a chat with Matt Christman about his new podcast (with Felix Biederman) Time For My Stories. The series focuses on the rise of television as an artistic medi... more
In this season 1 finale, I am very lucky to be joined by Tim Clifford, who is The Greens (WA) MLC for the East Metropolitan region of WA. We recorded this episode the day the WA Liberals announced their net-zero emissions plan so we spent a bit of ti... more
In the final part of our long discussion, Jai Wilson and I focus on his work for the SOUTH WEST ABORIGINAL LAND AND SEA COUNCIL. In doing so, Jai provides a primer on how Native Title works, its history, and recent developments in its application as ... more
Jai Wilson joins me again for the next part of our chat. In this episode, we discuss Jai's successful motion at the 1999 WA Labor State conference to decriminalise the cultivation, possession and use of cannabis by adults. We discuss how he set about... more
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