Hoy empieza todo con Marta Echeverría – Con Laura Freixas
Hablamos de feminismo, maternidad y contradicciones con Laura Freixas, que nos presenta A mí no me iba a pasar, una autobiografía en la que repasa su vida entre 1985 y 2003.
Pata Negra: anarquía y flamenco rock
…un programa de Pata Negra dedicado a los hermanos Rafael y Raimundo Amador y a uno de los discos más importantes de la historia del flamenco moderno y el pop español, Blues de la frontera, un disco en la orilla del rock y del flamenco, una obra maestra en la que se ha sumergido el periodista musical Marcos Gendre para escribir: “Blues de la frontera. Anarquía y libertad de los Amador”.
Ep. 41 Richard D. Bartlett “There Is No Enemy Team”
Playing for Team Human today, master of human connection and consensus, Loomio co-founder Richard Bartlett. Bartett coming all the way from New Zealand, stopped by Douglas’s home studio while on a community organizing workshop tour of the US.
On today’s show, Bartlett and Rushkoff discuss the challenges of building consensus in an all too often top-down, winner-takes all society. Together we’ll learn how Loomio, inspired by the general assemblies of Occupy Wall Street, strives to amplify collaborative power and foster more participatory democratic practice. It’s a project that starts with small-scale, human-to-human connection and grows outward from there.
Emanuele Cozzo: Datacracia. Democracia digital o la dictadura del algoritmo
Si en un primer momento, las redes sociales permitieron la autoorganización de miles de personas contra sus gobernantes y contra las finanzas internacionales, ahora parece que escándalos como el de Cambridge Analytica nos dibujan un futuro quizá no tan complaciente. ¿Seremos capaces de usar la tecnología para construir un mañana post-capitalista o será usada en nuestra contra como una forma de control social?
Talking dystopia, utopia, science fiction and theories of change on the Netzpolitik podcast
When I was in Berlin last month, I stopped into the offices of Netzpolitik (previously), the outstanding German digital rights activist group, where I recorded an interview for their podcast (MP3), talking about science fiction, utopianism, dystopianism, how we can change the world, and why my kid has so many names.
A few of our favorite podcasts in 2018, from new to new-to-us
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Tomorrow’s World Podcast
Your big questions about the future answered. How science will influence and change our lives. Britt Wray and Ellie Cosgrave present a fortnightly investigation of a hot science topic in about 30 minutes. The Tomorrow’s World podcast will begin a second run of episodes in early 2018.