Episode 712: Thomas Jefferson was a HERO!
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Zero Squared is a philosophy podcast from Zero Books. Zero publishes radical philosophy, aesthetics, film theory, experimental fiction, and anything else that smells faintly of the avant-gar...
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Episode 711: Ashley Says: We Must Become Gods
Ashley Frawley returns to discuss her major piece for Compact Magazine entitled: "We Must Become Gods." Here's an excerpt from her essay: "I...
Episode 710: Sublation, Platypus, the Campaign, and COMPACT???
In this episode of the Cutrone Zone, Chris discusses the four activities he's taken up as a left public intellectual over the past 20 years,...
Episode 709: Matt McManus on the Need for Utopia
Matt McManus discusses his essay in Jabobin magazine entitled "Utopia Is a Promise Worth Fighting For." This was a review of the short book...
Episode 708: Have the Children Learned?
Chris Cutrone re-evaluates his time as a Marxist pedagogue and wonders what went wrong. He's still reeling from the death of the Millennial...
Episode 707: Lukacs , Formalism and the Avant Garde
Jörg Pohl is an actor in Germany and a director of politically progressive plays. In this interview for Avant Art, Pohl discusses Lukacs and...
Episode 706: Socialism as Defined by a Billionaire and Vivek Chibber
Chris Cutrone joins Douglas Lain to reexamine the meaning of "socialism" and how the term is misunderstood today. They explore the differenc...
Episode 705: Ralph Leonard on birthright citizenship
Ralph Leonard joins Douglas Lain to discuss Ralph's recent essay for Compact entitled: "When Britain Ended Birthright Citizenship" Link to C...
Episode 704: What Can We Learn From the Soviet Avant-Garde?
Jörg Pohl is an actor and director living in Germany. He has been a member of the Thalia Theatre ensemble since 2009, and in this episode of...
Episode 703: Adorno on Class Politics and Late Capitalism
In this episode of the Cutrone Zone, Chris takes on the pedagogical task of reassessing what class politics are, what they were, and what th...
Episode 702: Why Has Elite Theory Captured the Left?
Chris Cutrone and Douglas Lain discuss Cutrone's essay: "Was Lenin PMC?" In this podcast, they discuss how James Burnham's work on the manag...
Episode 701: Spencer Leonard on the Jacobins
In this episode of the Spencer Leonard Hour, the professor of Marxism discusses why commies prefer the French Revolution to the American Rev...
Episode 700: Wagner the Revolutionary
Jim Igor, aka The Perfect Wagnerite, discusses the contradictions and revolutionary potential of Wagner's operas. He argues that Wagner repr...
Episode 699: The New DSA and the Death of the Left
In this CutroneZone, the Last Marxist evaluates the political significance of the rise of the DSA candidates in the Democratic Party. What d...
Episode 698: What if Reality is Real?
Christopher Norris discusses his contribution to the 2007 collection "Adventures in Realism" entitled "Realism and Anti-Realism in Contempor...
Episode 697: Chris Cutrone on the MOU
In this episode of the CutroneZone, everyone's favorite contrarian discusses the meaning of the MOU, Israel's future decline, and the contem...
Episode 696: Fatal Friends: Did The US Eat Europe?
Werner Rügemer discusses his book "Fatal Friendship: First Phase: From World War I to II." From the book jacket: Rising US capitalism presen...
Episode 695: Spencer Leonard Discusses America
As we approach the Semiquincentennial of the American Revolution, Spencer Leonard reflects on why we seem to be forgetting what it means. Sp...
Episode 694: Is KITSCH All There Is?
Why must art be either avant-garde or Kitsch today? What could count as avant-garde art today? Should today's critics examine the formal tec...
Episode 693: Cutrone Responds to Rockhill's Fans
The Last Marxist Chris Cutrone responds to his critics and to the defenders of Gabriel Rockhill. He also argues for the necessity of individ...