419b: Merit is for Scouts
**This is Part 2, if you have not listened to Part 1, go to the previous episode first**
We are joined by John (@exJohnValdez) from Pastrami Hour to talk about an article Ryan wrote on the state & class.
419a: Merit is for Scouts
We are joined by John (@exJohnValdez) from Pastrami Hour to talk about an article Ryan wrote on the state & class.
417: Hypothetical carbon sucking machine gosplan (w/yungneocon)
We are joined by everyone's favorite tweet thread boi, @yungneocon, to talk about whether Soviet-style central planning is any more or less capable of addressing ecological crises than capitalism. We also discuss our favorite leftist policy guy, Matty B.
Thread on forced settlement: https://twitter.com/yungneocon/status/1120483025593282561
Thread on energy & ecology: https://twitter.com/yungneocon/status/1094707171361767424
Big buncha free books: https://twitter.com/yungneocon/status/1118335036246364161
Sources mentioned by yungneocon:
Against the Grain - James C. Scott (Ryan also highly recommends this one)
Farm to Factory - Robert C. Allen
A New Welfare Theory - Albert & Hahnel
The Mirage of an Economics of Knowledge - Philip Mirowski
What every environmentalist needs to know about capitalism - Magdoff & Foster
The Origins of Fossil Capital - Malm
Protocol - Alexander Galloway
Soviet Faiths & Lost Alternatives
From Newspeak to Cyberspeak
The Entrepreneurial State
Seeing Like a State - James C. Scott
Magnetic Mountain
304: Doing Business Deals to Make Crystal Balls for Evil Wizards
Room 641A // Being a cool Guy Fawkes internet dork // Volkswagen gets labor activists arrested & tortured // A spy chip no bigger than Ben Shapiro
230: Corporations are Fetal States
Ryan had to go to a wedding this weekend, so we couldn't do an episode this week. Instead we're releasing this old episode about corporations as organs of the state. I haven't listened to it since February, so it could be awesome or terrible. Let me know, unless it's not good, in which case just tell me you liked it anyway.
214: Capital as Power 1: Why CasP/What is Capital?
The first of our Capital as Power (CasP) series, where we begin with why CasP is needed and how it defines capital. If there was anything that was unclear or that you think was incorrect, you can DM me @HandleOfRy.
Capital as Power by Shimshon Bichler and Jonathan Nitzan
202: Industrial Ecology
Industrial ecology is the study of industrial systems through the lens of ecology. We go over a book that I've had on the subject for a while, and a few articles from the journal Industrial Ecology.
3D Printing and Industrial Ecology
Corals May Have a Taste for Dangerous Plastic
