The End of History

In this episode, Sionainn talks to Brett Christophers, a professor in the Human Geography department at Uppsala University in Sweden, about his work, the value of geography in understanding capitalism, and the role of asset managers in the transition from fossil fuels. Featuring music, reviews, and more!

In this episode, Sionainn talks to the Ōtautahi | Christchurch artist and alt-educator Liam Krijgsman about art in the context of capitalism, his art practice, and the artist run space Hot Lunch. Featuring music, reviews, and more!

In this episode, Sionainn talks to Environment Canterbury Councillor Greg Byrnes about his journey into environmental work, his current role, and key issues at the regional council level.

In this episode, Sionainn talks to Canterbury Socialist Society members and veterans of the political left Paul Piesse and Denis O’Conor about their experiences of leftist activism, their concerns for the future, and also their hopes! Featuring music new and old. *ALSO* In her haste, Sionainn forgot to mention that you can email canterburysocialistociety@gmail.com or visit socialistsocieties.org.nz to learn more about and/or contact a socialist society local to you!

In this episode, Sionainn talks to Will Hansen about his research into queer and trans activism and history, his role as a Trustee at LAGANZ, and recent events relating to queer and trans liberation. Featuring music, reviews, and more! To donate to LAGANZ, please visit: https://givealittle.co.nz/cause/help-preserve-rainbow-history-2022-23?ref=home&ref_code=donation_feed.

This special episode features a live recording of the public lecture Tech Won’t Save Us by the Canadian tech critic, author, and podcaster Paris Marx and presented by the Canterbury Socialist Society.