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So great to speak with Chris Lydon & @radioopensource about Henry George, neoliberalism, and much else besides. Chris had clearly read the whole book--no small feat-- and I felt like his questions really got to the heart of it. Please give it a listen.
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Trade, Trumped — In an interview with @radioopensource, @MkBlyth explains the looming global trade war, offering insights from his hometown pub in Dundee, Scotland. (VIDEO)
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LISTEN: @radioopensource "A Jerusalem Tragedy" - In Conversation with #NathanThrall radioopensource.org/a-jerusa… #Palestine #Gaza #Israel
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GODWIN by @JosephONeillx is by some distance my favourite novel of this year. It reminded me of the novels of @helendewitt – a comedy that is both seriously funny and deadly serious. As a football novel it's terrific, but even better is the story of a technical writing collective
This week, in between the Milwaukee convention and the Paris Olympics, hear @JosephONeillx on sports and politics—wherever you go for podcasts or at our site:
radioopensource.org/politica…
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Really enjoyed talking with Christopher Lydon again...
This week, in between the Milwaukee convention and the Paris Olympics, hear @JosephONeillx on sports and politics—wherever you go for podcasts or at our site:
radioopensource.org/politica…
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CHRISTIAN LORENTZEN@xlorentzen18 Jun 2024
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Replying to @jaycaspiankang
The Celtics might win the rest of the titles this decade.
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Open Source conversation with Christopher Lydon, ur-podcaster and phrase-magician! Produced by Mary McGrath. Pencil drawing with digital color podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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The podcast of literary infinity is back! This season: the world of short stories in the U.S., with The New Yorker's Deborah Treisman, Tayari Jones, Becca Rothfeld, Justin Taylor, Andrew Kahn, and Max Gordon Moore.
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I listened to this episode and immediately went to the library to check out the book!
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Forever and always here for the discussion “What is Taylor Swift hearing in Sylvia Plath?”
A pleasure to listen @radioopensource @accommodatingly @mjcunniff ❤️
Very fun, edifying radio from @radioopensource, @accommodatingly, @mjcunniff & @taylorswift13! #poetry podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Very fun, edifying radio from @radioopensource, @accommodatingly, @mjcunniff & @taylorswift13! #poetry podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Wonderful interview by the always incisive Chris Lydon on Adam Schatz's book on Frantz Fanon. Learned a ton, including about applying Fanon's work now. @radioopensource
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Adam Shatz joins @radioopensource to talk about the life of Frantz Fanon and his new memoir, THE REBEL'S CLINIC. Listen: radioopensource.org/the-rebe…
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Must listen. As usual Chris Lydon brings conversations that enrich us and make us better informed. Consistently good and important @radioopensource
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Samuel Moyn 🔭@samuelmoyn24 Nov 2023
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Bildung: the brilliant @Jeremy_Eichler talks about his already classic new book - the conversation and music are wonderful. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Sending ❤️ to @gabehudson and his family. I launched Twitterverse with him during Covid and the show embodied everything great about chatting with Gabe: fun, weird, meandering, and empathetic, with glasses bubbling over with so much enthusiasm for good writing.
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What an honor and a pleasure it was to discuss Time’s Echo with the inimitable Chris Lydon
This week's show is with @Jeremy_Eichler, whose new book is on WWII, the Holocaust, and four giants in twentieth-century music: Richard Strauss, Arnold Schoenberg, Dmitri Shostakovich, and Benjamin Britten.
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