Politics Theory Other
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A podcast on radical politics, critical theory, and history. Hosted by @redandinexpert.bsky.social Listen: https://linktr.ee/poltheoryother
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There has been plenty analysis of the Tory crisis at a journalistic level but @philbc3.bsky.social explains the longer term historical and sociological challenges facing the party of Britain’s ruling class. Essential listening from @poltheoryother.bsky.social. open.spotify.com/episode/0BCp...
When the party's over w/ Phil Burton-Cartledge
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"There is a quote often attributed to Chico Mendes... “ecology without class struggle is gardening.” In the case of the current Brazilian government, it is not only the class struggle that is absent, but also the gardening." - @sabrinafernandes.bsky.social

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Lula’s Dilemma
In Brazil, big agribusiness holds the reins of political power. Without confronting this head-on, Lula’s ecological promises will remain just that—promises.
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"Staring down the path of existential destruction..." - @philbc3 on how the Conservatives' voter coalition is breaking apart as they lose their Gen X voters to Reform:
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📢💥NEW EPISODE📢💥 - @philbc3.bsky.social on the ongoing crisis of the Conservative Party and whether there is a way back* for the party that has dominated British politics for two centuries.

*spoiler: there isn't.
When the party's over w/ Phil Burton-Cartledge
Podcast Episode · Politics Theory Other · 08/10/2025 · 56m
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poltheoryother.bsky.social
"Staring down the path of existential destruction..." - @philbc3 on how the Conservatives' voter coalition is breaking apart as they lose their Gen X voters to Reform:
poltheoryother.bsky.social
"Staring down the path of existential destruction..." - @philbc3 on how the Conservatives' voter coalition is breaking apart as they lose their Gen X voters to Reform:
poltheoryother.bsky.social
📢💥NEW EPISODE📢💥 - @philbc3.bsky.social on the ongoing crisis of the Conservative Party and whether there is a way back* for the party that has dominated British politics for two centuries.

*spoiler: there isn't.
When the party's over w/ Phil Burton-Cartledge
Podcast Episode · Politics Theory Other · 08/10/2025 · 56m
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"In France, Emmanuel Macron is absolutely detested. With a virulence that is perhaps difficult to imagine..." - Sebastian Budgen
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"In France, Emmanuel Macron is absolutely detested. With a virulence that is perhaps difficult to imagine..." - Sebastian Budgen
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🇫🇷 NEW EPISODE 🇫🇷 - Sebastian Budgen on the political crisis in France where Emmanuel Macron has appointed his third prime minister in a year.

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France's political impasse and Macron's legacy w/ Sebastian Budgen
Podcast Episode · Politics Theory Other · 01/10/2025 · 46m
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"Very erratic, very unprincipled, very opportunistic on just about every, every level." - Sebastian Budgen on Emmanuel Macron's vacillating position on Gaza:
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"Very erratic, very unprincipled, very opportunistic on just about every, every level." - Sebastian Budgen on Emmanuel Macron's vacillating position on Gaza:
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Sebastian Budgen on Emmanuel Macron's failed economic programme and unimpressive domestic legacy:
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will-davies.bsky.social
You can also see how well suited they are to the age of platforms, with meme-like visual 'icons' that hold their shape in a torrent of imagery, like emojis: the logo, that haircut, the bucket hats, the Adidas logo. Oasis 2025 is what an LLM might come up with if you fed it Oasis 1994-95.
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A factor in this triumphant return is how platforms (Spotify) dissolve historical time, with the effect that a) nobody needs to remember that this was a band whose 'good' patch lasted circa 18 months and b) they provide the backdrop for inter-generational bonding
luketurner.bsky.social
Oasis stadium jaunt ends (for now), it has been odd seeing how massively they’re loved, and also odd that it is seen as churlish to critique it. For me, they inescapably represent the worst of the 90s, the banterous homophobia, the conservatism. It made life miserable & I struggle to get over that.
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"My abiding feeling reading was: oh God, this was all just as bad as it looked." - @nesrinemalik.bsky.social on the Kamala Harris book:
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"My abiding feeling reading was: oh God, this was all just as bad as it looked." - @nesrinemalik.bsky.social on the Kamala Harris book: