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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2025 · 32 MIN

Episode Two: Exploring Radicalism: A Cultural Genealogy of Ideas

from House of Dissent · host penderyn51

Welcome to the second episode of the House of Dissent podcast, where we delve into the essence of radical thought and its intersection with media. This episode explores the concept of radicalism and the significance of a cultural genealogy of ideas. The discussion traces the historical evolution of radical mass media criticism starting from the mid-19th century, emphasizing the need for a new era of critique in the digital age. We address common misconceptions about the term 'radical,' challenging its association with extremism. The episode also examines the influence of notable thinkers like Nietzsche and Foucault on the genealogy of ideas, contributing to radical media criticism's theoretical framework. Plus, we reflect on the unique role of citizen journalism in the modern media landscape and question whether corporate control truly influences public perception. Join us as we embark on an intellectual journey, unraveling the complex history and future of radical critique.

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