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“This podcast is essential listening for those curious about critical theory or, who want to broaden their perspective on contemporary culture and art. While admittedly the topics can get abstract or complex, the show’s hosts do their very best to break down the thought of difficult writers like Deleuze and Foucault and translate it into terms that are understandable and relevant to current issues in politics and culture.
This podcast has been a great companion for me as a grad student, and for sure is an obvious choice for grad students - or undergrads - in the humanities. But it’s not so arcane or technical that any curious listener couldn’t get something out of the very interesting discussions that bring the big picture lens of theory to bear on music, art and film.”
Pixel Writer via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/02/21
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“Outstanding. Instant top three favorite podcasts of all time.”
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“I would contend that this podcast stands on its own in the western canon of theory podcasts! Wonderful content!”
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“Pseudo-left edge lords who seek to turn the reality of their class irrelevance into a political program.”
WhatItReallyBe via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
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