How to Decolonize and Indigenize with Sikowis Nobiss

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The Crushing Despair of Class Society

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Gamified Capitalism and 21st Century Fascism w/ Max Haiven

In this episode we're joined by Max Haivan for a conversation on gamified capitalism and 21st century fascism. Max Haiven is Canada Research Chair in Radical Imagination at Lakehead University and author of many books, including most recently, The Player and the Played: From Game ...  Show more

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