EPISODE · May 20, 2022 · 55 MIN

Social(ist)izing

from Cracks in Postmodernity · host cracksinpomo

Sam Rocha joins the pod to convince me that democratic socialism is a good idea...and that I need to grow up and stop being an idealist, in addition to discussing the shaky foundations of the "countercultural" posturing of postlibs, proletarian aesthetics, and the potential alliance between the socialist left and populist right. Follow him on Twitter @samrochadotcom Check out his substack And listen to his podcast

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