left politics & policy podcast @realLandsEnd @avierkant | All care for all people https://xitter.cf/t.co/p4TXQgQAIW

Joined November 2018
In our latest, we speak with Ruth Wilson Gilmore and Craig Gilmore about the rapid escalation of police forces and carceral logics on US streets and why abolition is the only way patreon.com/posts/149118289
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In our latest, we discuss the Trump administration’s announcement it has unilaterally kicked 760,000 people off of their health insurance, why they were able to do it to so little outcry, and what it means as an escalation in the so-called “War on Fraud” patreon.com/deathpanelpod/po…
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In today’s episode, we return to our conversation about Trump’s early push to expand involuntary commitment, with a new introduction on the administration’s recent attacks on Section 504 and Olmstead patreon.com/deathpanelpod/po…
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what if the measure of good political analysis isn’t simply how many people immediately agree, but how well it helps people understand their life and what it makes possible for them to do together?
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In our latest, we speak with Nate Holdren @n_hold about how the concept of “gerontocracy” points us away from structural conditions while at the same time reinforcing dominant ideas about disposability patreon.com/deathpanelpod/po…
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my diatribe on data centers and AI is now unlocked
In today’s episode, we walk through what studies show are the health impacts of data centers on the communities they're built in and why the dramatic rise of anti-data center sentiment can't be dismissed as a "moral panic”—now unlocked on.soundcloud.com/J2547t8ONj…
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Probably not gonna hear a better conversation about data centers 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼
In today’s episode, we walk through what studies show are the health impacts of data centers on the communities they're built in and why the dramatic rise of anti-data center sentiment can't be dismissed as a "moral panic”—now unlocked on.soundcloud.com/J2547t8ONj…
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In today’s episode, we walk through what studies show are the health impacts of data centers on the communities they're built in and why the dramatic rise of anti-data center sentiment can't be dismissed as a "moral panic”—now unlocked on.soundcloud.com/J2547t8ONj…
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Big shoutout to @n_hold appearing on Death Panel!
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Infuriating thing about death label is bea & them will say stuff like this that just casually crystallizes everything & makes you go “oh great, some people just think better than me?!”
what if the measure of good political analysis isn’t simply how many people immediately agree, but how well it helps people understand their life and what it makes possible for them to do together?
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Excellent episode from an excellent podcast. If you aren’t listening to Death Panel, now’s a perfect time to start.
one of the hardest strategic questions we routinely face is how to organize across/in spite of real material conflicts of interest w/o denying that they exist. I really enjoyed having @gabrielwinant back on to talk about gerontocracy, class, age, care &what mass politics requires
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You pay taxes to cover welfare for people who just choose not to work. That’s why I launched a welfare-to-work requirement. If you’re young, healthy, and get government assistance, you should work, go to school, or volunteer.
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This is free to listen to and absolutely essential
Now unlocked: we discuss the Trump administration’s proposal to shift the definition of “medical frailty” under Medicaid to redefine health as your ability to work, and how this threatens not just the healthcare of countless people, but Medicaid itself on.soundcloud.com/FctPKc6FCx…
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This is the second and final episode in a two part response to Samuel Moyn’s book “Gerontocracy in America.” You can find Part 1, a discussion with Gabriel Winant, here:
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