SRM Live S02E13 - Friendship, Anarchism & Cultural Spaces [Oh My!]

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Anastasia and her very good friends Machiel, Sachit and Errico discuss the state of cultural and alternative spaces in Maastricht. What does the disappearance of Mandril mean for the squatting scene in the city? What can it tell us about cultural policy? How does this relate to anarchism? And how can anarchism help us understand the relationship between culture and politics? ... These are all very important questions, but perhaps most importantly; where really is this unnamed rave at an undisclosed location? Track list: Pingpxng - Yin Yin Police State - Ded Prez Pressure - Little Simz feat. Little Dragon Thanks, Bastards! - Mischief Crew

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