Like listening to an 18 yearold who’s read tge school history books and thinks she’s a geopolitical analyst.  Scraping the bottom of the barrell there

To accompany the next #ACFM Trip on the topic of therapy, host Nadia Idle finds out about an unusual therapeutic technique which borrows elements of theatre, psychiatry and psychotherapy to gain insight into different facets of our identity. 

Nada explains how psychodrama can be used to deal with trauma, abuse and family dynamics, and how the method can shift focus from the personal to the political.

Produced by Matt Huxley and Chal Ravens.

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#ACFM Microdose: Psychodrama with Nada Sabet

100821 DR. David Martin Interview PART 1

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ปฏิบัติวันที่ 8 เวลา 05.00 - 06.00 น. โอวาทธรรมนำปฏิบัติ มีความเพียร เป็นอยู่อย่างไม่ประมาท

On this week’s Global Research News Hour we present perspective on the COVID crisis with one of the more conventional experts offering insights into how she deals with educating the public about 'V the virus' and getting what she calls life saving information into people’s minds before it’s too late. My guest for the hour is associate professor and infectious disease research scientist Dr. Tara Moriarty.

Sincere Devotion to the Vaccine. Encounters with a COVID Believer

Pour ce retour des épisodes dans le bunker, le Collimateur se tourne vers la récente série "Vigil", produite par la BBC et disponible sur Arte, en compagnie de Marko Ramius, qui (au-delà du pseudo)est un expert en sous-marins et en dissuasion nucléaire.

La série : https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/096217-001-A/vigil-1-6/

Marko Ramius sur twitter : https://twitter.com/MarkoA_Ramius

Dans le bunker #46 : "Vigil" de Tom Edge (2021), par Marko Ramius

Alexandra Marshall gives us an update on how The Great Reset is faring in Australia, where it is struggling to keep its narrative alive as people are increasingly refusing to follow health orders. The biggest problem Covid has revealed is the shift in Western democracies to embracing collectivist thought. Australia is on the verge of passing the WEF's Digital ID legislation which is an extension of the Covid surveillance system and is digital fascism. Russia and China are not pets of the WEF and are happy to let Klaus & Co. destroy the West with their program. China is determined to be the world's superpower, meanwhile Russia wants to let Beijing fight the West to weaken both. Well-meaning conservatives misunderstand what Putin's Russia actually is. She's hopeful we can recover from the damage done by Davos.

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Show Notes
The greater good - or a grander evil? https://www.spectator.com.au/2022/02/the-greater-good-or-a-grander-evil
Did Australia buy tanks to protect Taiwan? https://www.spectator.com.au/2022/01/did-australia-buy-tanks-to-protect-taiwan
Russia is empire-building while Australia sleeps https://www.spectator.com.au/2022/01/russia-is-empire-building-while-australia-sleeps

Websites
Elly Melly https://ellymelly.home.blog
Spectator Australia https://www.spectator.com.au
Twitter https://twitter.com/ellymelly
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About Alexandra Marshall
Alexandra Marshall (@ellymelly on social media) is the host of "Curtain Call", a Good Sauce show exploring the leading personalities in the culture war. She writes on liberty, philosophy and geopolitics. You can find her on Twitter or read her articles over at her blog.

Elly is also an AI database designer for the retail industry, contributor to multiple online journals and a Young Ambassador with Australians for Constitutional Monarchy.

*Podcast intro music is from the song "The Queens Jig" by "Musicke & Mirth" from their album "Music for Two Lyra Viols": http://musicke-mirth.de/en/recordings.html (available on iTunes or Amazon)

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En amerikansk president tycktes i likhet med Europa ånyo ha målat in sig i ett hörn med svart oljefärg under våren 2022. Kaoset i energimarknaden satte stora risker i ljuset - risker för ekonomisk överhettning med inflation, en global recession och i det långa loppet till och med hela världens valutahegemoni med petrodollar i centrum. 

Kampen om inflytandet över hur världens makt och tillgångar skulle delas upp hade via Ukraina och det ryska överfallet beskrivits som den största händelsen sedan slutet av andra världskriget. 

Krisen som följde av maktförskjutningen drabbade snabbt de fattigaste, och mitt i tolkningskaoset runt de hastiga omkastningarna i råvarupriser som skett sedan Europa krigshärjats var förflyttningen redan i full gång i Afrika, Mellanöstern och Asien. Fiender och allierade blev dubbelagenter så väl handelsmässigt som militärt när de gick in i och ut ur stridslinjerna i ett slagfält som tedde sig alltmer svårförklarlig för den som ville förstå sin omvärld.

Säkerhet mot näringslivsutbyten, där välbeväpnade länders maktinflytande tog form via en ny sorts exploatering, var vad som tycktes forma den nya tidens dikotomi. Men hur?

Det här är FollowTheMoney, en podcast om makt, storfinans och börsen, av och med programledare Martin Nilsson och utrikesredaktör Joakim Rönning.

105. Ukraina, petrodollarn och maktkampen: Är västvärldens hegemoni hotad på allvar den här gången?

Idag är populära Jonas Thulin tillbaka i podden för att beskriva den makroekonomiska utvecklingen. Vi har en situation med hög inflation, oro för ränteutvecklingen och börser som står och väger. Jonas har en tydlig syn på vart den globala ekonomin är på väg och den delger han i dagens avsnitt. Podden leds av Daniel Ljungström.

Avsnitt 173: Jonas Thulin - Makro i fokus

This show goes over the short stories of Michael’s favorite speculative fiction author and notable curmudgeon Harlan Ellison. Each episode Michael pairs (read: forces a friend to read) a short story with a guest that it “applies especially to.” This episode it’s the short story “Shatterday” and the guest is Abe Epperson. 

Michael Swaim: https://twitter.com/SWAIM_CORP 
Abe Epperson: https://twitter.com/AbeTheMighty 

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Everyone who’s ever been to a protest in the UK knows it: the police are not there as neutral facilitators of your democratic rights, but to squeeze the joy out of protest and make it invisible to those with power. In the last few years, the police have expanded their powers further through the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act, which gives them the power to restrict protests they deem disruptive, or even just noisy. That is almost all effective protests.

To understand how we got here, filmmaker Morag Livingstone and solicitor Matt Foot researched the history of the policing of protest. In their new book Charged: How the Police Try to Suppress Protest, they trace the slow-burn British approach to the destruction of this most fundamental of rights.

In this episode of Novara FM, Rivkah Brown continues her investigation into policing. How does the history of empire affect policing today? Why do journalists so often take the police line? Why is support for the police such a hegemonic part of British politics that even at the heady heights of Corbynism, the Labour party would still call for more of them? What does all this have to do with a secret policing manual written in 1983? And how can movements like Kill the Bill coordinate with legal challenges to defend the fundamental right of assembly?

NovaraFM: Truncheons at Dawn w/ Morag Livingstone and Matt Foot

Kate Soper joins me to talk about her new book, 'Post-Growth Living: For an Alternative Hedonism'.  We chatted about why a transition to a sustainable, post-growth economy need not mean privation and a reduction of pleasure but instead an increase in human flourishing. We also talked about why consumerism should be seen neither as an expression of sovereign public choice, nor as mere surrender to the manipulations of the advertising industry.

#97 For an alternative hedonism w/ Kate Soper

The Geopolitics & Empire Podcast conducts interviews with prominent international experts on a wide-range of topics.

Past guests have included diplomats, government officials, whistleblowers, soldiers, spies, economists, academics, scientists, wealthy investors, dissidents, journalists, and musicians.

The broadcast seeks to gain insight from guests who come from the left, right, and beyond. It should go without saying that the host does not always agree with beliefs espoused by podcast invitees, but maintains an open mind, and believes it important to respectfully listen to a multitude of voices and let listeners come to their own conclusions.

*Music used in podcast intro is from the song "The Queens Jig" by "Musicke & Mirth" from their album "Music for Two Lyra Viols": http://musicke-mirth.de/en/recordings.html (available on iTunes or Amazon)

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