Name: ATA. What you remember. by Across The Aisle
Duration: 1 h 2 min 55 s
Description: ATA is joined by improve comedian Rachel once again. This time, we discuss the fallibility of memory though personal stories. We share times our memory has failed us, times we swear certain events happened, and how technology is effecting the memory process...or at least thats how I remember it.

The world ain't dead yet!

This week, in the first part of what we hope will be a multi-part series on different far left groupings in the United States, we sit down to talk about the Democratic Socialists of America.

#19 - The Joy of Sects I: Democratic Socialists of America

ATA - EP 6 Capitalist Realism part 2

ATA Discusses the complex way freedom and choice are conflated and the anxiety that is associated with both. We use examples of our work and personal life, and talk at length about how anxiety manifest itself in daily life. We disagree a lot, and someone passive aggressively threatens to slap another.

ATA - Freedom, Choices, and Anxiety

ATA  discusses the history, development and future of the liberal arts degree.  They go over their own college experiences that range from applying, to dropped out, to attending, to graduated.

ATA - Liberal arts and rethinking education

ATA is joined by improve comedian Rachel once again. This time, we discuss the fallibility of memory though personal stories. We share times our memory has failed us, times we swear certain events happened, and how technology is effecting the memory process...or at least thats how I remember it.

ATA. What you remember.

Zak leads a conversation trying to figure out the connection between these two genres of music that seem very different on their surface but have deep connections. we are joined again by Steven and delve into music history, cultural representation, pop music, technology, tupac worship, the commodification of subcultures and lot of =our personal taste in music and where it came from.

ATA - Hip Hop and Punk Rock

HIGH THEORY is the long-awaited collaboration between The Antifada & Swampside Chats that tackles the riddle wrapped in an enigma that is communization theory.

Breht of Revolutionary Left Radio joins Sean, Grant, Jake, Lexi & Rosa for an introductory episode grazing on the first five essays of Benjamin Noys' 2011 collection Communization and Its Discontents. Are we headed into the Enemy Camp in Marxian lambskin, or will we uphold this expensive French import as the next breakthrough in the immortal science?

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HIGH THEORY 1 - "Communization and Its Discontents"

The Gang is back on the forced march to the moshav of Silicon Valley’s latest guru, the Israeli historian Yuval Noah Harari. We picked up his 2016 book “Homo Deus: A Brief History of Tomorrow” and read Part Two: “Homo Sapiens Gives Meaning to the World”.

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#94 - "Homo Sapiens Gives Meaning to the World"

This week we sit down to discuss the Introduction to "The Golden Age of Soviet Theatre" by Michael Glenny.

#96 - “The Golden Age of Soviet Theatre”

Come on in everyone, enjoy a podcast where Adam, Kaison, and Zak come together to talk about a vast amount of topics, never fully agreeing, but never fully disagreeing either. This is, Across The Aisle.

ATA. What you remember.

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