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Meta-Ideological Politics
by Ryan Nakade
Catalyzing transformative civic engagement, generating policy from meta-ideological syntheses, and winning actual elections
Episodes
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Dugin, Liberalism, Whitehead, Steiner, Big Tech, Race, and the Left's Future ft. Matt Segall
We discuss Dugin and the critique of liberalism, Steelmanning Dugin and misconceptions on classical liberalism, liberalism is built on something deeper, holding polarities and extremes, enculturation and Bildung, essentialism vs anti essentialism, Whitehead’s needle threading middle way,...
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The Antimeme ft. Layman Pascal & tj Richards
We discuss tj and Antimemetics, define anti memes, Layman’s antimemetic ethical imperative, the antimemetic skillset for depolarization, antimeme as adaptive meme for inoculation, anitmemes, antifragility and complexity, information theory and Shannon entropy, tacit vs explicit knowledge, Hayek,...
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Game Theory, Coordination, and Collective Action ft. Samuel Ludford
We explore, the enigmatic Sam Ludford, Sam’s goals for his writing, structure, agency and optimism, critical consciousness, humanist empowerment and structural victimhood, Jordan Peterson vs Zizek and dissolving the father function, the meta crisis and collective action failures, everyone hates...
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Islam, Hyperobjects, and Reviving Traditions ft. Jared Morningstar
We discuss How I connected with Jared (ft. Jordan Peterson), what is “ideological” and what is not, Jared’s diplomatic disposition, Jared’s ideological promiscuity, exploring traditional conservatism, make virtue great again, dialogue and virtue, white supremacist archetypes, returning to…
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Nietzsche, Heidegger, and the Philosophical Roots of the Far-Right ft. Layman Pascal
We discuss - why Layman likes Nietzsche, Layman steel man’s Nietzsche the Nazi, How Nietzsche’s work can fork in opposing directions, Ronald Beiner’s book on Nietzsche and Heidegger, pre trans fallacies, the systems of modernity, hierarchies, spirituality, power, critiques of culture, different...
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MIP#16: Regenerative Community Building ft. Ashley Colby
We discuss the Rhizoma field school, regenerative methodologies, larger paradigms of social change, small scale initiatives, unintended consequences, dual process theory, addressing macro scale issues, global trade futures, positive impacts of protectionism and localism, Ideology vs material...
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Meta-Ideological Riffs: Brent Cooper ~ Left Theory and Critique
We discuss the theology and spirituality of Brent Cooper, ritual, symbology, spirituality, metanoia, living in the paradox, distinguishing resonance from orthodoxy, abstractivism vs front line activism, liminal web critiques and dreams, MIP’s approach to digesting left content, steel manning CRT,...
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MIP#15: Can SIMPOL Save the World? ft. John Bunzl & Jaki Scarcello
We discuss the, SIMPOL elevator pitch, SIMPOL in the US, levels/scale SIMPOL could work at, SIMPOL is not about building a new structure, consciousness and time, and the subsidiarity test, challenges with communicating SIMPOL and “seeing” hyperobjects, SIMPOL and evolutionary theory, cooperation,...
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MIP#14: Ideology, Ontology, and Liminal Critique ft. Jeremy Johnson
We discuss Jordan Hall Twitter and ideology critique, from developmental to ideological blindness, conservative naturalization, leftist contextualization/epistemologization, deep diving ontology, MIP and integral post metaphysics, and shared ontological grounds, Ryan doesn’t like “what comes…
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MIP#13: Eros, Aesthetics, and Ideology ft. Raven Connolly
We discuss framing the conversation - polarization seeps into romance and dating, aesthetic signifiers, identity, Kegan stages, problem of political mega-identities, internet avatars, fan culture, and tinder, communication mediums, withdrawing from politics and the exhausted majority, SHAME the...
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Meta-Ideological Riffs: Jason Snyder ~ Doomer Optimism, Resilient Localism
In this episode of MIP, Nate, Ryan and Jason discuss, Jason’s thought’s on MIP, Jason shit posting the liminal web, physical vs digital localism, Jason inspires Nate to garden, doomer optimism, doomer optimism vs doomer dutyism, generational doomers, generational epistemes, doomer optimist...
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Riff on Stage Theory, Nora Bateson, & Graves/SD ft. Henry Andrews
We discuss (stage conflicts, Nora Bateson, conversation with Brendan, Henry’s virtuous online engagement, Henry’s unique position in the stage debate, agreements and disagreements with Nora’s critique, Nora’s Warm data’s breakdown, Henry’s take on “tiers”, Prompts vs assessments and what SD’s...
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MIP#12: Metamodernism & Meta-Ideology ft. Greg Dember
We discuss Greg’s explanation of Metamodernism (and modernism and postmodernism), David Foster Wallace and metamodernism, Postmodernism vs Metamodernism, Ted Lasso and Andy Kaufman, “meta” vs. “post”, metamodernism vs “Hanzism” and Nordic Ideology, is MIP multiperspectivalism, premodernism vs...
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MIP#11: THE FUTURE OF EDUCATION ft. Nadav Zeimer and Brad Kershner
In this episode of MIP, Brad, Nate, Nadav and Ryan discuss the problems with the education currently, Nadav’s unique HS credit system, the reduction of complexity in education, the importance of innovation and diverse approaches, experiential field learning, the role of NFT’s and crypto in…
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THE DAWN OF EVERYTHING DEBATE ~ ft. Jeremy Johnson, Brendan Graham Dempsey and Layman Pascal
We discuss Brendan’s issues with strawmanning and developmental question, Jeremy’s take on stage theories and challenge to historical linearity, Models themselves vs how people hold them, Contextualizing the book via meta-analysis, Indigenous critiques of modernity and its critique, Escaping the...
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Jeremy Johnson (Integral Left) vs. Josh Leonard (Post-Progressivism)
In this episode of MIP, Jeremy, Josh, and Ryan discuss how to frame the tensions between Integral leftism and post-progressivism, centrist accusations, memetic mediation and material concerns, post-progressive critiques of progressivism, where to focus critique, problems with capitalism,...
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MIP#10: Prepositional Theology ft. Bruce Alderman
Bruce Alderman, M.A., is adjunct faculty at the John F. Kennedy school of psychology at National University. He received his master's degree in Integral Psychology, with an emphasis on Transpersonal Counseling Psychology, from JFKU in 2005. He currently teaches Paradigms of Consciousness;...
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Meta-Ideological Warm Takes: Dave Chappelle (ft. Stephanie Lepp & Layman Pascal)
In this "warm take," Ryan, Stephanie and Layman riff on the goals of comedy, comedic styles, “cheap shots” and pesudo-comedy, “punching down", oven mitts to handle dangerous content, trans vs. other identity issues, the end goals of trans advocacy, and the real issues to worry about.
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MIP#9 - Zak Stein
Zak Stein studied philosophy and religion at Hampshire College, and then educational neuroscience, human development, and the philosophy of education at Harvard University. He's published two books -- Social Justice and Educational Measurement and Education in a Time Between Worlds. He is the...
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Meta-Ideological Riffs: Evan McMullen
In this video Ryan, Nate and Evan discuss Evan’s etymological breakdown of “meta-ideological politics,” Founder Effects and progressive biases, ideological fluidity and Kegan “stages,” reifying mental models, critiques of game b, the role of government from a meta perspective, Evan’s unique work...
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Episode #8: Josh Leonard and Post-Progressivism
Josh Leonard is Executive Director of the Institute for Cultural Evolution. In addition to Josh’s many years of thought leadership in integral theory and practice, developmental studies, and polarity theory, he brings 22 years of non-profit operational management, including 10 years of non-profit...
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Episode #7: Rich Tafel
Rich Tafel is a transformative leader in the areas of faith, politics and social impact. As the Managing Director of Raffa Social Capital Advisors he matches impact investors to vetted social ventures. Partnering with investors his team provides back office support, public policy and strategic...
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Episode #6: Oshan Jarow
Oshan Jarow is one of the premiere ‘contemplative economists’ exploring how it is that economic systems play in in the construction of conscious experience and, vice versa, the role that consciousness might play in revamping a normative dimension to economic development. He’s the host and…
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Episode #5: Ari Allen
Ari was born and raised in New York. He received a BA in Political Science from Tufts University and a JD from Georgetown University Law Center. A serial entrepreneur, Ari now works in the education technology industry where he develops digital literacy products for hundreds of thousands of K-8...
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Episode #4: Jamie Joyce
Jamie Joyce is the founder of the non-profit Society Library, and oversees related projects such as the Great American Debate and Internet Government. She works on crafting decision making models, building data bases that contain arguments, claims, and evidence from every point of view, and has...
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Episode #3: J Manuel Herrera
J. Manuel Herrera is a trustee at the East Side Union High School district in San Jose, California, which is the largest High School district in Northern California, and has held that position since 1990. He has been deeply involved in politics and public policy his entire life. His vision…
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Episode #2: Layman Pascal
Layman Pascal is an integral philosopher, meta-ideological chad par excellence, and co-host of the Integral Stage podcast series. In this episode of meta-ideological politics, Nate, Ryan and Layman start off by diving balls deep into integral post metaphysics, religion, spirituality, and...
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Meta-Ideological Politics Episode #1: An Introduction to the Show
In this inaugural episode, Ryan and Nate discuss what Meta-ideological politics means to them, their goals for the podcast, the emphasis on ideological integration and practical action, running for office and civic engagement, memetic infiltration and community development, as well as critiques…
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Catalyzing transformative civic engagement, generating policy from meta-ideological syntheses, and winning actual elections
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Meta-Ideological Politics is created and hosted by Ryan Nakade.
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