Everyday Anarchism is a fascinating glimpse into ideas that may seem foreign but are actually an important part of everyday experience (if we allow ourselves to open our eyes). Podcast host Graham Culbertson discusses this marvelous surprise of a book with science fiction author and proponent for the digital commons, Cory Doctorow.
No surprise to anyone, I have a copy. It is just out. I am still ploughing my way through the book. If you have read it, are thinking about reading it, or are just curious, the podcast is a great way to stimulate discussion. As for the book, David Graeber began his doctoral research in Madagascar to research the myths of pirate colonies (including the influential Libertalia) via oral histories. Like book ends, this may prove to be Graeber's final publication.
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Influential author David Graeber's posthumous book, Pirate Enlightenment, or the Real Libertalia, discussed on Graham Culbertson's podcast, Everyday Anarchism. Listen here.
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Join the Franklin Land Trust and the Shantigar Foundation for a Saturday afternoon with fresh air, new ideas and discussion in the "peaceful home" of the Shantigar farm in Charlemont, MA.
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