EPISODE · Feb 23, 2024 · 1H 25M
Living Like the World is Dying w/ Margaret Killjoy (E153)
from The Fire These Times · host Elia Ayoub
For episode 153, anarchist writer, musician and podcaster Margaret Killjoy joins Elia Ayoub and Aydın Yıldız to talk about the very easy topic of apocalypse. What does that even mean? And how do we deal with that without falling into complete despair? Many of y'all know that one of the taglines of this pod is building the new in the shell of the old, right? Well, this is about that. Sort of. It's mainly about staying sane and healthy and as hopeful as possible long enough to even want to build the new in the shell of the old.Margaret Killjoy, in our view, is one of the best minds on this difficult subject, and we think you'll agree.Support: You can support my work with a one-off or monthly donation on Ko-fiMasterclass on Modern Lebanon: Registration is now openNewsletter: Subscribe to HauntologiesSocial Media: I’m on Bluesky, Instagram and MastodonContact: To collaborate, reach out on [email protected]The Fire These TimesSocial Media: TFTT is on Bluesky and Instagram Transcription: You can help Antidote Zine transcribe TFTT episodes hereWebsite: All episodes are archived on the websiteFrom The PeripheryTFTT is a proud member of From The Periphery Media Collective, which you can support on Patreon and follow on Bluesky, YouTube and Instagram.Check out other project wherever you get your podcasts: Politically DepressedSyria: The Inconvenient Revolution From The Periphery Podcast The Mutual Aid PodcastShow notes:Penumbra City, the new ttrpg by Strangers in a Tangled WildernessMargaret's two pods: Live Like the World is Dying and Cool People Who Did Cool StuffMargaret's essay for Slingshot Collective that's behind this episode's title as well as one of her podcastsMargaret's essay Don't Let Nazis Have Nice Things republished by Antidote Zine
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