Against Everyone with Conner Habib

Friends, We might not feel up to the task, of changing the world, but not only are we up to the task, but we are all engaged with it already.
No one who has ever lived, even briefly, has not altered the earth by contributing their own destiny to it, and the way in which that destiny radiated out to affect everyone.
Shaping the world is part of being alive.
We all contribute. This is often broken down into a clunky simplistic and fundamentally flawed statement that “everything is political.” But the truth is everything in our lives - individually, with each other, and with the whole of humanity not to mention the earth itself - is connected to natural, human, and spiritual laws.
How do we bring ourselves out of the automatic everyday ways we shape the world just by merely existing, and into the intentional, purposeful, and true activity of developing a newly spiritual society?
Welcome to my new series of episodes on how to start to renew and recreate the social world n our time:
A NEW SPIRITUAL SOCIETY
Over the coming episodes, I'll be looking into the spiritual heart of culture, politics, and economics, to see what's living there, and how we can bring ourselves to the task of nourishing it.
With Rudolf Steiner's concept of social threefolding as a companion along the way, we'll move past old ideas and into essential, living concepts to move forward.
On this first episode, I introduce what I'm up to, define the terms, set the direction, and invite you along.
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In an episode that is at once political, spiritual, and intensely personal, I talk about why we need to see the Epstein files in the right light to understand what's at stake: for survivors, for abusers, and for the world at large.

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I talk with author, teacher, and cohost of Weird Studies, J.F. Martel about how art is the only way out of our predicament.
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Asad Haider, the political theorist and philosopher, whose book critiquing identity politics from a (non-class-reductive) leftist perspective, Mistaken Identity: Mass Movements and Racial Ideology remains a powerful contribution and who was on AEWCH 26, died suddenly in December of last year.
I’ve reproduced that episode as AEWCH 314*, with a new introduction.
To plant a tree in Asad's memory, go here.
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In conversation with Pilar Lesko about change, Christianity, the dead, and more.
Happy New Year!
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