Small is Beautiful: Economics as if People Mattered by E.F. Schumacher is one of the most influential books you’ve never heard of. In this episode we discuss the full background, context and legacy of this small-but-mighty philosophical work that has ties to the degrowth movement, influenced people such as Jimmy …
Ep 033 Small Is Not Beautiful: Debunking E.F. Schumacher Read More »
In this episode we’re joined by writer, film producer, and podcaster Robert Bryce to talk about the decadence of American society, the anti-industry industry, “environmental” NGOs fighting an asymmetric warfare and steamrolling rural communities, the disconnect between policy and physical reality, vandalism of environmental activists, and more! Read Robert’s Substack …
Ep 032 The Anti-Industry Industry (feat. Robert Bryce) Read More »
I woke up this morning to an overdraft alert from my bank: $295 auto payment for my Central Hudson electric bill. We are slowly paying down the $1,000 bill we received in February of 2022. And we were some of the lucky ones. Many people in New York’s Mid-Hudson Valley …
We’re joined by Jusper Machogu, an agricultural engineer and farmer in Kenya to talk about: climate alarmism, fertilizer, farming, climate scam, co2, The UN, sustainable development goals, why organic farming doesn’t work, nuclear and renewable energy and more! Read Jusper’s latest op-ed: US vice president lectures Africa on ‘climate change’Follow Jusper …
Ep 031 Africa Needs Fossil Fuel (feat. Jusper Machogu) Read More »
On this episode we are joined by John Desjarlais, the new executive director of the Indigenous Resource Network (IRN). We talk about: indigenous sovereignty, development of resources, nuclear energy, environmentalism, win-win development, value chains and more! Follow IRN on Twitter: @irn_indigenousCheck out their website: indigenousresourcenetwork.ca
We are joined by S.L. Kanthan to talk about geopolitics, solving border conflicts, climate change, ideology, narratives, and the return to rational thinking and more! Follow Kanthan on Twitter @Kanthan2030Kanthan’s Substack: slkanthan.substack.com
In November 2022 The Breakthrough Institute (BTI), drawing from Academia, NGOs, and the UN, released a report, which others digested, on the supposed inextricable link between the solar industry’s supply chains and Uyghur slave prison labor in China. China denies such claims. The report praises initial moves by the US …
Uyghur Forced Labor Camps are the New WMDs in Iraq Read More »
In this episode we’re joined by a member of the wildly popular Doomberg substack publication which focuses on energy, finance, and the economy at-large. We talk about bunk science, the proposed gas stove ban, the attack on single family home ownership, the American Dream, our anti-human Malthusian institutions, and more! …
Ep 028 War on the Single Family Home (feat. Doomberg) Read More »
No investigation, no right to speak. Unless you have investigated a problem, you will be deprived of the right to speak on it. Isn’t that too harsh? Not in the least. When you have not probed into a problem, into the present facts and its past history, and know nothing …
In this episode we’re joined by David Fishman, energy analyst with a focus on China’s power grid to talk about mountains covered in solar panels, energy culture wars, urban vs rural divide, pragmatic energy grid development, paternalistic energy policies, USA, China & Africa, and more! David on Twitter twitter.com/pretentiouswhatDavid on …
Ep 027 Environment & Energy in China (feat. David Fishman) Read More »
Since the era of industrial revolution the enemy of human progress has been fascism. Where humans have sought to grow, those in the ruling class have sought to contract, or hold back that growth. During the 20th century we recognized this in Hitler’s “right-wing” Nazi party, the so-called “National Socialists.” The dominant narrative of World War 2 leads us to believe that we defeated fascism, but this is simply not the case.
On this episode we talk to Louis CK about art, algorithms, how comedy has changed with social media, moral authority, grassroots comedy vs. mainstream, Chinese culture, prosperity, communism vs. capitalism, donuts and more! Louis’ website: louisck.com
For almost a week straight, #MAGACommunism has been trending on Twitter. The rank and file British Empire Left has been screeching, fainting and pulling their hair out over it. MAGA Communism isn’t a new idea. But it’s very important. Possibly even the most important idea. Class Solidarity is More Important …
The Jackson, Mississippi water crisis made headlines this week. Decades of crumbling, neglected infrastructure came to a head, leaving residents of the capitol city waiting in long lines for bottled water. You might see a “grassroots” leftist group “on the ground” using this opportunity to raise their profile, calling for …
Taking a closer look at the events of this past week might lead one to believe that we are not dealing with mere coincidence, but conspiracy. A true conspiracy. Caleb Maupin, founder of the anti-imperialist think tank Center for Political Innovation was sabotaged by his own supposed ‘comrades’ and the …
BreadTube is the Congress for Cultural Freedom 2.0 Read More »
In this episode we are joined by Diane Sare who is in the midst of her campaign as an Independent running for US State Senate in New York State against Chuck Schumer. In this episode we discuss the crazy, backwards primary process, her fight against Schumer, Malthusianism, nuclear energy, the …
Ep 025 The Inalienable Rights of Man (feat. Diane Sare) Read More »
A conversation around types of labor has pierced an important hole in the fake reality bubble we in the Western world are living in today. Some have made the distinction between the service economy jobs and “proletarian” labor. This is a distinction that we must hone in on to better …
We’re joined by philosopher, cultural critic and political theorist Gabriel Rockhill to discuss: The CIA & Congress for Cultural Freedom, Intellectual commodity fetishism, the distribution of ideas, the compatible left, actually existing socialism, cultural production, the war for hearts and minds, information war on China, petty-bourgeois melancholia (the PMC politics …
Ep 024 Managing Mindscapes: The War for Hearts and Minds (feat. Gabriel Rockhill) Read More »
In this episode we’re joined by author, poet and legendary internet shitposter Logo Daedalus (R. Cam). We cover: the wild west internet days, decentralization, touching grass, the narrative, wordcels vs shape-rotators, Disney, intellectual property, China and more! Visit Logo’s website readbooksvlt.comFollow Logo on Twitter @Logo_Daedalus
Emmet Penney returns to the Space Commune Podcast to cover topics: The battle between renewables vs. nuclear, Build Public Renewables Act in New York State, how to stop industrial decline, crisis rhetoric vs. the yolk of discipline, philosophical and socio-political discussion about energy, climate and the future. Follow Emmet on …
Ep 022 What if You’re Just Some Guy? (feat. Emmet Penney) Read More »
