28 February 2016 By StephenTorrence 1 In Podcast
Why give flowers on Valentine’s Day when you could be getting naked and splattering blood on people in public? The Bad Philosophers discuss…
2016 Election, Africa, Ana Huertas, Bernie Sanders, Bolivia, campaign finance, capitalism, Catholic Church, Chaucer, chocolate, chocolate diamonds, climate, Colonialism, De Beers, deconstruction, Donald Trump, Ecuador, ethics, Ethiopia, farming, feminism, fertility, flowers, food, globalization, Hallmark, Hillary Clinton, history, holidays, Kenya, Kevin, labor, Lupercalia, media, Nerdfighters, NPR, OKCupid, orgies, paganism, patriarchy, Planet Money, politics, rituals, Rome, slavery, Stephen, The Open Veins of Latin America, tipping, Valentine's Day, YouTube
03 February 2016 By StephenTorrence 1 In Podcast
Kevin hosts Stephen and new guest Ana Huertas, reflecting on their 2015 experiences, the pending apocalypse, and beards
Ana Huertas, anarchism, Barton the Armadillo, beards, board games, books, Breaking Bad, Catastrophic, climate change, Cory Doctorow, ecovillages, Emma Goldman, Formidable Vegetable Sound System, gender, J. J. Abrams, Joss Whedon, K. Tempest Bradford, Kevin, Mad Max Fury Road, New Years, Octavia Butler, oil, peak oil, permaculture, process work, regeneration, resilience, resolutions, Rian Johnson, running, salad, Serial, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Stephen, sustainability, Syrian refugee crisis, tabletop games, Tao Te Ching, The Bechtel Test, The Dispossessed, The World, Transition Towns, travel, Ursula K. LeGuin, ZEGG
