Writer Roberto Lovato on his article "The Gentrification of Consciousness" for Alta Journal.

https://www.altaonline.com/dispatches/a38326035/psychedelic-drugs-gentrification-roberto-lovato/

Psychedelic inequality / Roberto Lovato

Fire Draw Near Episode XXIX features songs by the Watersons, songs from the north of England, a song by Lingua Ignota, songs from Scotland, songs and tunes from Ireland as well as some puerile nonsense from the 1940s.

Tracklist:

Cormac Begley – The Flogging Reel
Lick the Tins – Can’t Help Falling in Love
The Watersons – North Country Maid
The Watersons – The Broom of the Cowdeknowes
The Watersons – Rap Her to Bank
Vin Garbutt – The Hartlepool Monkey
The Wilson Family – I Am Coal
Lainey Dempsey – Haiku
Arun Sood – The Old Dictaphone
Lingua Ignota – Katie Cruel
Pádriac Keane – Old Hang You Have Killed Me / Garrett Barry’s Jig
Al O’Donnell – Lord Abore and Mary Flynn
Unidentified Singers – The Lucan Dairy
Packie Dolan – A Drink in the Morning
Packie Dolan – Saddle the Pony / The Rakes of Kildare
Unidentified – I Came in My Best Sunday Suit

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Fire Draw Near Episode XXIX

Writer Os Keyes on their Real Life article "Condition Critical," and in a Moment of Truth, Jeff Dorchen flags your non-Jewish privilege.

https://reallifemag.com/condition-critical/

Medical AI and automating mental healthcare / Os Keyes

Writer Mary Jane Gibson on her article "Inside California's Cannabis Crisis" for Rolling Stone. 

https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/california-weed-cannabis-crisis-emerald-triangle-1302545/

On cannabis corporatization / Mary Jane Gibson

Today we speak to Ukrainian journalist Sergiy Slipchenko as he flees his home in Kyiv as Russia invades Ukraine. Putin has launched strikes on civilian areas as well as military.

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146. On the Ground as Russia Invades Ukraine

As Russia claims to have taken its first city, the war in Ukraine looks set to get bloodier. We analyse the latest developments, and speak to Matthew Ford about the informational front on Ukraine's battlefields. With Michael Walker and Dalia Gebrial.

Novara Audio: Radio For A Different Politics

TyskySour: Putin Ups Violence

Judge Ketanji Brown-Jackson is the first black woman nominated for a seat on the Supreme Court of the United States. Her confirmation hearings provided many opportunities for political performance. But what is the true significance of her nomination to black people? Dr. Anthony Monteiro, Duboisian scholar and founder of the Saturday Free School for Philosophy and Black Liberation, discusses.

Ketanji Brown-Jackson and Political Spectacle

This is happening at the same time the United States and the United Kingdom are loudly demanding accountability for alleged war crimes by the Russian military in Ukraine, which is interesting because attempting to bring accountability for war crimes is precisely why Julian Assange is in prison.

Reading by Tim Foley.

The US Cries About War Crimes While Imprisoning A Journalist For Exposing Its War Crimes

The election of Keir Starmer as leader of the Labour Party was met with euphoria across the mainstream media. But despite winning the leadership with a huge majority, Starmer had only been involved in politics for five years – having previously worked as a barrister, a pro bono lawyer and director of public prosecutions – and little was known about his political views.

So who is Starmer? A managerial Machiavelli? A moral crusader? Or just an opportunist with a tidy haircut? Aaron Bastani speaks to journalist Oliver Eagleton, author of The Starmer Project: A Journey to the Right, to find out.

Novara Audio: Radio for a Different Politics

Downstream: What Does Keir Starmer Actually Believe? w/ Oliver Eagleton

East New York Community Land Trust reports on NYPD use of vacant land, John Parker's fact finding trip to Russia and Ukraine, and a Greenville, North Carolina organizer explains the significance of African Liberation Day.

Black Agenda Radio May 27, 2022

Each generation must encounter the Communist Manifesto anew, deciphering Marx and Engels’ text for their own era. So what gives this short book its enduring power? In his new book A Spectre, Haunting: On The Communist Manifesto, China Miéville explains how its various facets – being part political treatise, part gothic literature, and part spell to bring about a different reality – continue to act upon the world. 

The author of The City & The City joins Ash Sarkar to discuss sadism, sci-fi, blockchain utopias, Lord of the Rings and the politics of Sally Rooney's fiction.

Medical AI and automating mental healthcare / Os Keyes

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