Michael Menser (Brooklyn College, CUNY) joins the podcast to discuss how the logic of the city’s model of development, use of space, circulation of goods and people, and over-burdened ecology are changing what it means to live in New York and how a more...
Linda MartÃn Alcoff joins the podcast to talk to me about the importance of taking seriously Jean Kim’s allegations of sexual assault, of not rushing to condemn Scott Stringer, and how the normative tension between the two are of particular concern to the...
In this episode I speak with the philosopher Samantha Noll about the difference between food security, food sovereignty, and food justice while getting also getting a history lesson about food justice issues in New York City. In the second part of the episode I hear...
In this episode I speak with the philosopher Alexander Guerrero about elections, the lottocratic alternative, and how to ensure a more responsive democratic system of government. I then speak with Susan Lerner, executive director of Common Cause/New York, about the...
