Revolution Now!

<p>In Episode 56 of Revolution Now! (approximately two hours), Peter Joseph explores the links between market economics and the drive toward imperialism, conflict and international war. Also discussed is the importance...

<p>In Episode 55 of Revolution Now! (which runs approximately two hours), Peter Joseph explores ten false ideas/narratives that contribute to the modern erosion of civil and human rights. He then reviews the abstract...

<p>In this (2 hour+ !) episode of Revolution Now (Episode 54), Peter Joseph examines the complexities of systemic transition and the limitations of reformist approaches to change, including a critical review of Jason...

<p>In this episode, the focus is on introducing a new phase of the podcast with expanded content, including visuals, interviews, media analysis, and discussions of current events, while ensuring accessibility for...

<p>In this episode, Peter Joseph critiques the pervasive belief in competition as a beneficial force for personal development, creativity, and societal progress. Drawing on research by Alfie Kohn and Daniel Pink, he...

<p>In episode 51 of Revolution Now, Peter Joseph discusses sociological causality and its profound influence on human behavior. He emphasizes that systemic change, especially in the economy, is necessary to alter...

<p>In this episode, Peter discusses the anti-democratic roots of market capitalism and the dynamics therein.</p> <p>Transcript: https://www.revolutionnow.live</p> <p>Support Peter's efforts through: Patreon...

<p>In this sprawling episode, Peter discusses the requirement of minimalism in our understanding of post-scarcity; the reason historical idealists have been wrong about predicting the future role of labor-saving...

<p>In this episode, Peter touches upon the role of science, the wisdom of cybernetician Norbert Weiner and gives a description and some audio previews of his new film work "Zeitgeist | Requiem"</p> <p>Support Peter's...

<p>In this episode, Peter expands on the importance of system change, given our collective society "is producing outcomes that no one intends" due to system functions that go unseen; hence the failure of incrementalism...

<p>In this episode, the overthrow of Salvador Allende in Chile in 1973 is discussed, along with the consequential destruction of Stafford Beer’s Project Cybersyn. Other issues examined are the nature of scarcity...

<p>In this episode, further exploration of the dangerous growth function endogenous to market economics is explored along with how traditional activism misunderstands the structural determinism and structural...

<p>Revolution Now! with Peter Joseph | Ep #44 | March 29th 2023<br> <br> </p> <p>In this episode, the problem of activism is approached from the angle of our shared social nature, particularly conformity through...

<p>In this episode, different forms of activism are analyzed, with the central focus on development-based activism, in the interest of economic change.</p> <p>Transcript: https://www.revolutionnow.live/episodes</p>...

<p>In this episode, the “near zero sum game” of market economics is discussed along with the myth of economic self-reliance.</p> <p>Transcript: https://www.revolutionnow.live/episodes/</p> <p>Support Peter's book, The...