In this 13th episode of The Re/al/ign, I spoke with James Smith of The Popular Show. You may remember that I’ve been honored to be a guest on that show twice, and now was mine to return the favor.
One of the particularly fascinating aspects of James’ thought is how utterly practical — and as mentioned in this episode, “unhysterical” — his analysis is. He’s got a rare skill to look soberly at larger psychological forces at play in leftist (re)actions. For a good example, see his explanation of how the failed mobilizations for Sanders and Corbyn manifested in leftist support for authoritarian pandemic lockdown policies.
This episode is free in all formats. You’ll note my video is a bit out of sync with my audio, but James’ is fine. There are no similar issues in the audio-only version.
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Also, you can listen to The Popular Show episode with me and Dan Evans here, and another one with just me here.
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