What Do We Want? (A podcast about what brings movements together... and drives them apart)

著者： Sarah Stein Lubrano and Max Haiven
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  • What Do We Want? Is a podcast about the weird, wild and wonderful things that draw social movements together… and drive them apart. We ask the tough and uncomfortable questions that keep orgizers for ecological, economic, social, gender and racial jutsice awake at night!
    Drawing on co-host Sarah Stein Lubrano’s specialization in politics and the cognitive sciences and co-host Max Haiven’s writing on activism and the radical imagination, each episode shares research, stories and insights to help social movements and the people who care about them change the world.
    The podcasts’ first season’s six episodes focus on heartbreak, conspiracy, despair, fantasy, shame and pleasure and special guests include Rachel Donald, Lola Olufemi, Brent Lee and Sophie Lewis.
    What Do We Want is an initiative of Max and Sarah’s project Sense & Solidarity, a platform for radical social movements and their protagonists ot learn about ideology, psychology and how to change hearts and minds. For more information about that project, including the online and in-person workshops they offer, visit http://senseandsolidarity.org
    What Do We Want is written and hosted by Sarah Stein Lubrano and Max Haiven and produced and edited by Alastair Elphick. Music and sound mastering is by Daniel Gouly. The project has been supported by ​RiVAL: The ReImagining Value Action Lab and our many crowdfunding supporters whose names can be found on our website.
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What Do We Want? Is a podcast about the weird, wild and wonderful things that draw social movements together… and drive them apart. We ask the tough and uncomfortable questions that keep orgizers for ecological, economic, social, gender and racial jutsice awake at night!
Drawing on co-host Sarah Stein Lubrano’s specialization in politics and the cognitive sciences and co-host Max Haiven’s writing on activism and the radical imagination, each episode shares research, stories and insights to help social movements and the people who care about them change the world.
The podcasts’ first season’s six episodes focus on heartbreak, conspiracy, despair, fantasy, shame and pleasure and special guests include Rachel Donald, Lola Olufemi, Brent Lee and Sophie Lewis.
What Do We Want is an initiative of Max and Sarah’s project Sense & Solidarity, a platform for radical social movements and their protagonists ot learn about ideology, psychology and how to change hearts and minds. For more information about that project, including the online and in-person workshops they offer, visit http://senseandsolidarity.org
What Do We Want is written and hosted by Sarah Stein Lubrano and Max Haiven and produced and edited by Alastair Elphick. Music and sound mastering is by Daniel Gouly. The project has been supported by ​RiVAL: The ReImagining Value Action Lab and our many crowdfunding supporters whose names can be found on our website.
CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
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  • DESPAIR

    DESPAIR
    2024/11/11
    Do you sometimes feel like a little cartoon dog, surrounded by flames? Is the dog also our movements for justice? Are the flames systems of domination? Is nothing, in fact, at all “fine”?
    Then break out the marshmallows and join us for an episode of What Do We Want? (a podcast about what brings social movements together and drives them apart) about despair!
    This time Sarah and Max go deep and dark with questions like...
    • Should we just give up hope?
    • Should we embrace nostalgia?
    • And should we stop being sad and… just do something?
    But wait! Who is that on the bleak horizon? It’s climate-corruption journalist Rachel Donald of the Planet Critical podcast, joining us to deliver the tough love and a shot of common courage!
    It’s podcasting that will make you feel cruelly optimistic or your money back (it’s also free).
    Fore more information, visit https://senseandsolidarity.org/podcast/#despair
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    50 分
  • CONSPIRACY

    CONSPIRACY
    2024/11/04
    Unless you are a lizard person hiding under a tin-foil rock, you, dear activist, have met your fair share of conspiracists.What the f*ck is wrong with these people? And why are they so damn successful in attracting others when their stories are so implausible?
    In this episode of What Do We Want? (a podcast about what brings social movements together and drives them apart), Max and Sarah sail to the farthest reaches of our beautiful flat earth to answer questions about CONSPIRACY like…
    • What actually separates us radical malcontents from conspiracy theorists?
    • Should movements have better enemies?
    • And should we bother trying to drag people out of the rabbit-hole?
    Then ex-conspiracist and anti-conspiracy podcaster Brent Lee of Some Dare Call it Conspiracy patiently explains all the things we got wrong.It’s podcasting that wakes up the sheeple.
    For more information, visit: https://senseandsolidarity.org/podcast/
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    54 分
  • HEARTBREAK

    HEARTBREAK
    2024/10/29
    “Heartbreak is at the heart of revolutionary consciousness” writes Gargi Bhattacharyya. So let’s get used to it!
    In this episode of What Do We Want? (a podcast about what brings social movements together and drives them apart), Sarah and Max ask the tear-jerking questions about movement breakups, wounded hearts and petty revenge fantasies.
    • Should we try and hit on (recruit) everyone?
    • How can we keep our movement romance alive (or should we fight about the kitchen)?
    • And should we utter goblins have more schisms (and can we even help it)?
    Then, thank god, Black feminist writer and activist Lola Olufemi joins us to set the record queer.
    It’s podcasting that hits you like cheap wine and a romcom. Get back out there, tiger.
    For more information, visit: https://senseandsolidarity.org/podcast/
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    48 分

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