Recent Episodes
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Interview: Dr. Vincent Lloyd on Black Dignity and the Struggle Against Domination — Epistemic Unruliness 38
Jan 9, 2023 – -
Interview: Breea Willingham on Incarceration, Higher Ed, and Abolition – Epistemic Unruliness 37
Sep 16, 2021 – -
Ep. 72 – Miguel de Beistegui, The Government of Desire
Aug 9, 2021 – -
Ep. 71 – Jedidiah Purdy, After Nature
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Ep. 70 – Audra Simpson, Mohawk Interruptus
May 11, 2021 – -
Interview: Jane Gordon and Drucilla Cornell on Creolizing Rosa Luxemburg — Epistemic Unruliness 36
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Interview: Eric Bayruns García on Race and Epistemic Injustice — Epistemic Unruliness 35
Mar 29, 2021 – -
Ep. 69 – Dorfman and Mattleart on Disney and Imperialism
Jan 25, 2021 – -
Ep. 68 – W.E.B. Du Bois, Darkwater: Voices from Within the Veil
Jan 15, 2021 – -
Interview: Jessica Blatt on Race and the Making of American Political Science — Epistemic Unruliness 34
Sep 28, 2020 – -
Interview: Mutual Aid and Black Queer Futurities, with Empty Your Venmo Fund — Epistemic Unruliness 33
Sep 14, 2020 – -
Interview: Joanna Steinhardt and Tehseen Noorani on the Psychedelic Revival — Epistemic Unruliness 32
Aug 24, 2020 – -
Interview: Joel Schlosser on Herodotus in the Anthropocene – Epistemic Unruliness 31
Aug 11, 2020 – -
Ep. 67 – Joel Olson, The Abolition of White Democracy
Aug 4, 2020 – -
Interview: Zakiyyah Iman Jackson on Becoming Human — Epistemic Unruliness 30
Jul 2, 2020 – -
Interview: Michael Sawyer on the Political Philosophy of Malcolm X – Epistemic Unruliness 29
Jun 1, 2020 – -
Interview: Frank B. Wilderson III on Afropessimism – Epistemic Unruliness 28
May 11, 2020 – -
Ep. 66 – Juliet Hooker, Race and the Politics of Solidarity
Apr 28, 2020 – -
Interview: Practicing Critical Care Through COVID-19 and Beyond – Epistemic Unruliness 27
Mar 16, 2020 – -
Ep. 65 – Race, Capitalism, and Intersectionality
Feb 20, 2020 – -
Ep. 64 – Robin James, The Sonic Episteme: Acoustic Resonance, Neoliberalism, and Biopolitics
Jan 15, 2020 – -
Ep. 63 – Silvia Federici, Caliban and the Witch
Aug 13, 2019 – -
Interview: Jason Ortiz on #RickyRenuncia and Puerto Rican Sovereignty Movements – Epistemic Unruliness 26
Aug 2, 2019 – -
Caribbean Carnival Complex – Epistemic Unruliness 25
Jul 30, 2019 – -
Awks AF: The Democratic Presidential Debates – AAP After Dark 4
Jun 28, 2019 – -
Ep. 62 – Rosa Luxemburg, The Accumulation of Capital Part III
Jun 19, 2019 – -
Ep. 61 – Rosa Luxemburg, The Accumulation of Capital Part II
Feb 25, 2019 – -
Interview: J.T. Roane on Plotting the Black Commons – Epistemic Unruliness 24
Jan 17, 2019 – -
Ep. 60 – Eugene Thacker, In the Dust of This Planet: Horror of Philosophy
Dec 27, 2018 – -
James Padilioni on the Wild Mind Collective: Visionary Scholarship Beyond Recognition with the Ancestors
Dec 10, 2018 – -
Ep. 59 – Rosa Luxemburg, The Accumulation of Capital Part I
Dec 4, 2018 – -
Ep. 58 – Mariana Ortega on Latina Feminist Phenomenology, Multiplicity, and the Self
Nov 5, 2018 – -
Interview: James Chamberlain on Undoing Work, Rethinking Community – Epistemic Unruliness 23
Jul 9, 2018 – -
Ep. 57 – Sylvia Wynter, “Unsettling the Coloniality of Being/Power/Truth/Freedom”
Jun 28, 2018 – -
Ep. 56 – Donna Haraway, When Species Meet
May 23, 2018 – -
Ep. 55 – Kylie Jarrett: Feminism, Labour, and Digital Media
Apr 25, 2018 – -
Interview: Kyla Schuller on Race Science and the Biopolitics of Feeling – Epistemic Unruliness 22
Mar 19, 2018 – -
Ep. 54 – Alexis Pauline Gumbs, M Archive
Feb 6, 2018 – -
Ep. 53 – Byung-Chul Han, The Burnout Society
Dec 27, 2017 – -
Ep. 52 – Geraldine Heng, The Invention of Race in the European Middle Ages
Nov 21, 2017 – -
Ep. 51 – Anna L. Tsing on Capitalism, Mushrooms, and the End of the World
Oct 12, 2017 – -
Teaching the Political Theory Canon – AAP Pedagogy Hour
Aug 29, 2017 – -
Interview: Charles Mills on Racial Liberalism
Aug 1, 2017 – -
Ep. 50 – Karen Barad, Meeting the Universe Halfway
Jul 24, 2017 – -
Interview: Kai M. Green on Transracialism – Epistemic Unruliness 21
Jul 5, 2017 – -
Psychoanalysis, Liberalism, and Trump – AAP After Dark 3
Jun 26, 2017 – -
Ep. 49 – Eric L. Santner on Sovereignty, Flesh, and Biopolitics
Jun 13, 2017 – -
Interview: Mark Padoongpatt on neoliberalism and the (under)commons – Epistemic Unruliness 20
May 15, 2017 – -
Ep. 48 – Calvin Warren and Frank Wilderson III on Antiblackness, Nihilism, and Politics
May 5, 2017 – -
Ep. 47 – Jürgen Habermas on Secularism and Democracy; Review of Get Out
Mar 6, 2017 –
Recent Reviews
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jockitschgotta change the cover piclong time listener first time etc! change the ugly podcast cover pic, cuz it’s a great podcast and deserves better!
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abolition now!Best podcastThis is the podcast that opened my world to the potential of podcasts. Never really liked them and then heard this one and bam. Always (already) delivers. One must listen to entire back catalog as every episode is great. Thank you Always Already!
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Pavel SmerdyakovLove the showHi I really enjoy your show! I listened to most of the episodes and sometimes find the structure of the show a little disorganized. I am deeply interested in critical theory but sometimes the hosts use too many jargons, which do too much work for them. The sentences are not well formed at times. This show of struggle to grapple with difficult concepts is interesting, but maybe not good for delivery to the audience. I want to support this show through any means I could. Are there ways to help out?
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oluosa ✰🤍Black and less sad cause i got y’all thinking w me. means plenty
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ali2173Amazing podcast!!!Great topics and texts!!! This is helping me get through grad school- please don’t stop!
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XsBYes!!Thank you!! So good!!
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thom bjorkCapitalism is a loser ideologyMonthly academic dialogue about selected marxist texts. They get their fun in, too. Approachable, even for undergrad degree schlubs like me.
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Nietzsche-PreacherVulgar MaterialistI LOVE this podcast. The world is post-truthful, #alternativefact’ed, #FakeNews’ed and finally post-modern. The problem is predicated on the phenomenology of sound and economic expulsions. Upon "appropriating a memory as it flashes up in a moment of danger" one can then decenter the economy and interpellate false conscious secretions of Afro-pessimistic hyper-real phantasms. Life is now neoliberal and death is always-already overdetermined. Walter Benjamin told us that history wasn’t teleological and Trump, neo-fascism and contemporary urgencies explicit such. Secularism fails at performativity and necropolitics because it is vulnerable to the currency imbued in the protestant ethic. To be able to decrypt anything you just read, you NEED to listen to the podcast! Especially with the rise of neo-fascist, noxious virile articulations of machismo refracting through the prism of ostensible class angst, but really just the corrosion of universal subject-hood.
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The ghost of HegelGreat stuffA valuable resource for scholars and students to familiarize themselves with difficult texts
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kierkegaard’s ghostfun, thoughtful, informativeI enjoy the way they balance critical discussions of theory with friendly banter! Definitely worth a listen, even if you haven’t read the specific reading they are talking about it.
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Old HegelianGood for seasoned and budding philosophers alikeFun, smart, well worth the listen--thanks guys
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