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Tank Magazine Podcast

A weekly podcast of arts, fashion, politics, science and literature from the pages, contributors and editors of Tank Magazine.

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00:21:04

Micha Frazer-Carroll's Mad World

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2023/11/08

“People were admitted to asylums for politics, novel reading, hatred of spouse...” In this week's TANK podcast, Micha Frazer-Carroll discusses her new book Mad World, published by Pluto Press. Mad World investigates the ways in which mental health goes beyond the personal, connected – sometimes obliquely – to systems of medicine, culture and capitalism. This talk was taken from a talk hosted by Pluto at the TANK Reading Rooms.

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00:31:36

Faisal Devji on Palestine

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2023/11/01

“The alignment of political actors has changed to a degree that it is now no longer possible to continue the liberal mode of Palestinian politics...” In this week's TANK Podcast, recorded the day after Hamas launched their attack on Israel, Faisal Devji discusses the Palestine question in conjunction with wider geopolitical transformations.

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00:16:51

L'Rain on her new album “I Killed Your Dog”

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2023/10/11

“I wanted the title to make people feel something, and I wanted it to feel bad...” Bratty, bright and magisterial, the new album by L'Rain (real name: Taja Cheek) I Killed Your Dog is a bold next step for the New York-based artist. With a faintly diabolical undertone that is perfectly attuned to our insurgent apocalypse, L'Rain continues to refine her artful blend of ambient, R&B and psychedelia, whilst introducing new shades of crunchy rock and wistful folk music. In this week's TANK Podcast,

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00:54:48

Smart cookie

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2023/09/28

"Intelligences tend to have very narrow applications." In this week's TANK podcast, AI researcher Ali Eslami speaks to Caroline Issa on the potentials and pitfalls of AI and the brave new world it will usher in.

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00:15:13

Sophia Giovannitti on selling sex and art

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2023/09/20

“I wish to give freely or to sell...” In this week's TANK podcast, Sophia Giovannitti reads from her book Working Girl, a frank account of her own experiences with sex work and the art marketplace. In the passage, she uses Marina Abramović's work as a jumping-off point for a wider consideration of bodily autonomy in the gig economy era.

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00:11:42

Faisal Devji on submersibles

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2023/09/13

“How are we to understand the similarity of aspiration which characterises both the refugees and the billionaires who were on the submersible?” Welcome to the TANK podcast. In this week's episode, Oxford professor Faisal Devji reflects on the media reaction to two recent maritime accidents, and it tells us about Western perspectives on class, ethnicity and aspiration.

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00:08:23

Faisal Devji on the India-America question

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2023/09/06

“The Chinese don't really need or want incursion on Indian territory...” In this week's TANK podcast, Oxford professor Faisal Devji discusses Indian-American relations in the wake of Modi and Biden's recent meeting, and the impact it will have on Chinese diplomacy.

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00:02:11

Keeping Tabs

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2023/08/30

“Aestheticisation is a bid for the virtual to feel actual...” In this week's TANK podcast, Matteo Pini reads an excerpt from his piece on BookTok, featured in the Summer Reader. The trend towards decorating books is nothing new, but on BookTok, readers take aestheticisation to a curious new level.

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00:04:50

Gboyega Odubanjo reads from “Adam”

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2023/08/23

In this week's TANK podcast, Gboyega Odubanjo reads three poems from his forthcoming poetry collection Adam, which considers civic identity, gentrification and diasporic masculinities.

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00:56:20

Gaia Today

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2023/08/02

“The only way discontinuity happens is through the birth of an ego.” In this week's TANK podcast, Gary Zhexi Zhang, Sougwen Chung and Asad Raza discuss the legacy of Gaia theory, synthetic intelligence and how technology inevitably decentres the human. This conversation was held at the As Above, So Below event hosted by Ignota Books at the Science Gallery, of which TANK was an official media partner.

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00:59:39

The Story of Gaia

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2023/07/26

“The whole of the living world is embedded in fluid networks of some kind of communication...” In this week's TANK podcast, Gaia Vince, Edna Bonhomme, Daisy Hildyard and Merlin Sheldrake discuss the ways in which Gaia theory has influenced their respective practices. This conversation was held at the As Above, So Below event hosted by Ignota Books at the Science Gallery.

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00:10:51

Hired help

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2023/07/19

“The logic of the top-down bureaucratic structure that characterizes nation states is breaking down...” In this week's TANK podcast, in the wake of the Wagner Group rebellion, Faisal Devji considers the increasing use of contractors and mercenaries within global conflict.

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00:39:48

Grass roots

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2023/07/11

“If you're not having a nervous breakdown on this planet at the moment, you're mad...” In this episode of the TANK podcast, Mark Rylance discussed his transatlantic upbringing, Jeremy Corbyn and his new role in Inland, a micro-budget debut feature directed by Fridtjof Ryder, who was only 20 at the time of production.

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00:11:30

Left, right and centre

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2023/07/05

“The solution to our predicaments isn't finally finding the one perfect and truthful news source but realising that such a source is inside us all." In this week's TANK podcast, Caroline Issa reads from the editor's letter of the 2023 Summer Reader, on the Iranian revolution, AI and why the centre is no longer holding.

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00:30:37

Fridtjof Ryder heads inland

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2023/06/28

“... the forest becomes an entity and an organism that is partly the mother, partly something else ...” Fridtjof Ryder is the director of Inland, which recently saw a nationwide release. A bewitching fairy tale set in Ryder's homeland of Gloucester, the film was shot when the director was only 20. TANK assistant editor Nell Whittaker recently sat down with Ryder to discuss changeling myths and the limitations of English folklore.

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00:28:53

Gary Younge on representation

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2023/06/21

"They don't like it that you, not just as a Black person, but a Black person with a certain kind of politics, occupies a certain kind of space. And the moment you get the adjective wrong then they're on you." In this episode of the TANK podcast, Masoud Golsorkhi talks to Gary Younge about his new book Dispatches from the Diaspora, a collection of essays from Younge's 30-year career as a journalist and broadcaster.

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00:02:42

Tina introduces the Summer Reader

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2023/06/14

"In the context of diminishing spaces for criticism, the soaring price of paper, and an incipient AI revolution, we have sought to understand the art and business of books." For the first time since 2015, TANK has revamped the Summer Reader. In this week's podcast, our resident voiceover artist Tina explains why, and what to expect from the issue, available now in all good newsagents.

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00:11:26

Faisal Devji on neutrality

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2023/06/07

"Sanctions...refuse to distinguish between war and peace." In this week's episode, we spoke again to Faisal Devji, a historian and professor at the University of Oxford, on why neutrality as a mode of international relations is making a most welcomed return.

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00:11:16

Faisal Devji on civil war

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2023/05/31

"What happens in civil wars is they are never resolved..." In this episode of the TANK podcast, we spoke again to Faisal Devji, a historian and professor at the University of Oxford, on why civil war has become the predominant form of conflict marring geopolitics today.

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00:22:16

A conversation with Integrate Private Schools

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2023/05/24

"Is it not ridiculous that where you went to school has an impact on people 20, 30 years down the line?" As the gap in funding between state and private school pupils grows wider, the entrenchment of the private school system within British culture becomes ever incompatible with democracy. In this episode of the TANK podcast, editorial assistant Matteo Pini talks with Paul Turner of Integrate Private Schools, previously known as Abolish Eton. The pair discuss the movement's complicated relationship

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