Nostalgia Trap - Episode 317: Hope-ocalypse Now w/ Aaron Thorpe (TEASER)

What is "apocalypse" and is it always a bad thing? This week we talk with Aaron Thorpe of the Trillbilly Worker's Party podcast about maintaining a positive vision of the future despite all signs to the contrary. In addition to reflecting on apocalyptic fiction like Children of Men and Station Eleven, we consider how the "end of the world" shapes our vision of what's possible. Listen to the full episode here: patreon.com/posts/62904889

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