All Episodes
Manifesto! — 90 episodes
Episode 90: Belonging in the Modern World
Episode 89: Madame Murdoch
Episode 88: Suprematism and the poetry of Ukraine
Episode 87: The Information State
Episode 86: Spacers, Fictosexuals and Freaks
Episode 85: Zarathustra and Judge Holden
Episode 84: Philip Roth and Ecclesiastes
Episode 83: Resist and Howl
Episode 82: The Dark Mountains of Madness
Episode 81: In the Moral Wilderness with MacIntyre and Camus
Episode 80: Thomas Mann and Abraham Lincoln in Wartime
Episode 79: Kitsch, Pop, and Democratic Art
Episode 78: Reflections on the Atom Bomb
Episode 77: Fascist Apologetics and the Memoirs of an Anti-Semite
Episode 76: Against Poets
Episode 75: American Honor and the Iliad
Episode 74: Christmas Poetry and the Pogues
Episode 73: Is America Ready for a Religious Revival?
Episode 72: Revolutionary Art and Coat-Snatching Ghosts
Episode 71: Politics and Merciless Nature
Episode 70: Punk and Metal
Episode 69: Should We Bring Children Into Existence?
Episode 68: The Serious Artist
Episode 67: Wallace Stegner's Crossing to Safety
Episode 66: Hobbits, Goblins and the Very Adult World of Fairy-Stories
Episode 65: Orwell and Ukraine
Episode 64: Power of the Powerless and the Velvet Underground
Episode 63: How Money Culture Hurts the American Family and Girls
Episode 62: Last Men and Women: George Scialabba and the Challenge of Modernity
Episode 61: Red Music and Mal Waldron
Episode 60: The Palestinian People and the Western Observer
Episode 59: Israel and Hamas
Episode 58: The Enlightenment of Katzuo Nakamatsu
Episode 57: Some Lying and Some BS
Episode 56: The Secular Saint
Episode 55: The Great Mating Debate
Episode 54: Nirvana and The Trials of the Young
Episode 53: Poe's Law and Philip K. Dick's Faith of Our Fathers
Episode 52: True Believers and the Case of the Writer Turned Congressman
Episode 51: A Public Address, A Colloquium, or Maybe Just a Q&A
Episode 50: El Greco, Picasso, and The Pleasures of Ignorance
Episode 49: Angry Popes and Architecture
Episode 48: The Ultimate Revolution
Episode 47: The Democracy Engineering Complex
Episode 46: Sunday Morning and God's Grandeur
Episode 45: Spielberg and Roxy Music
Episode 44: We're All Stars Now In the Dope Show
Episode 43: Tradition and the Individual Talent
Episode 42: The Transmogrifications of Gary Leib
Episode 41: To Be Incarnational
Episode 40: Flannery O'Connor versus Andre Dubus II
Episode 39: What Jazz Is and Isn't
Episode 38: My Quarrel with Authentic Reactionaries
Episode 37: Humane War
Episode 36: The Simple Art of Murder
Episode 35: Did You Kill Anyone?
Episode 34: Fratelli Tutti and Fairview
Episode 33: The Dream of Meritocracy Produces Monsters
Episode 32: Repressive Tolerance and The Judgement
Episode 31: Everything is Broken
Episode 30: King Lear or Endgame or Psalm
Episode 29: What Were We Thinking
Episode 28: They Will Eat the CIA Men First
Episode 27: The Owl of Minerva Trots at Dusk
Episode 26: On Pain and on Fallujah Revisited
Episode 25: The Plague
Episode 24: Vietnam Means Never Having to Say You're Sorry
Episode 23: Lord Jim and the Absurd
Episode 22: Reluctant Prophets
Episode 21: Class War and Auden
Episode 20: The Conversation
Episode 19: Stuckists and Bebop
Episode 18: Omni-Americans and Unlearning Race
Episode 17: The Unabomber and OK Computer
Episode 16: Walcott's New Adam and Gallant's Latehomecoming
Episode 15: Dadism and Public Enemy
Episode 14: New Conservative Manifestos and My Father Left Me Ireland
Episode 13: Personism and Ellen West
Episode 12: Accelerationism and Big Sex Object Mirrorfaces
Episode 11: The Modern Essay and the Decline of Civilization
Episode 10: Violence according to Hannah Arendt and Frank Miller
Episode 9: The Oulipo and the Naked City
Episode 8: Resentments, Justice, and the Sins of the Father
Episode 7: Patriotism and the Unknown Soldier
Episode 6: Revolution, Entropy, and Abstract Art
Episode 5: Everybody's Protest Novel and the Responsibilities of Art
Episode 4: My Twisted World and Martin Scorcese's Taxi Driver
Episode 3: Schiller's Aesthetic Letters and and Ian McEwan's The Use of Poetry
Episode 2: SCUM, Intercourse, and Cat Person
Episode 1: Humanism and Bloody Myths