The Epoch Philosophy Podcast

Epoch Philosophy
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A podcast and YouTube channel attempting to make philosophy, critical theory, art, and technology a little easier to understand. Find new podcasts here along with our full-length YouTube videos in podcast form.

  1. 19 SEP

    Video: Technofeudalism: The Death of Capitalism and the Destruction of Ownership

    We've long accepted that Capitalism is ever-changing. It's a flexible system in constant flux. However, some argue we've evolved beyond it into a new system called Technofeudalism. Music Credits: Looplicator: Industrial Ambient LoopsCormi: MonksOpal Vessel: The Room Is SilentMidwhich Music: What Keeps Us Here?Midwhich Music: Solitude of the NightMidwhich Music: Its Safer Here 00:00:00: I. Is Capitalism Dead?00:03:42: II. What is Technofeudalism?00:10:20: III. The Origins of Technofeudalism00:14:18: IV. The Politics of Technofeudalism00:17:32: V. Crushing Ownership and Democracy00:22:00: VI. A Message #Technofeudalism #Capitalism #Ownership #Politics #Democracy See show notes: https://inlet.fm/epoch-philosophy/episodes/68cd9ab982781023a1b90188 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    26 min

  2. 28 JUL

    Video: Palantir and the Conspiracy to Own Everything: The Largest Heist in History

    The year 2025 witnessed a monumental event that has largely flown under the radar of mainstream media. This episode delves into one of the biggest heists in human history, with consequences that extend far beyond the United States. The intrigue begins with the enigmatic company Palantir. Discover more about privacy and security at Privacy Guides. Music featured: Looplicator: 156 Looplicator: Demo-track 3179 drackfreeee: Living Nightmare Midwich Music: I am still here. Midwich Music: Where did you go? Looplicator: Demo-track 3196 Opal Vessel: 深淵の反射 0:00: I. An Emerging Dystopia1:56: II. So, Who is Palantir?4:56: III. Palantir's Origin Story6:22: IV. The Heist11:09: V. The Taken20:36: VI. Not All Is Lost #Palantir #heist #2025 #UnitedStates #globalimpact #privacy #conspiracy See show notes: https://inlet.fm/epoch-philosophy/episodes/6887bb38aeee41ce120bf8ec Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    26 min

  3. 23 JUN

    Video: Necropolitics and The Algorithms That Zombify Humanity

    Achille Mbembe introduces the concept of Necropolitics, describing power structures based on their capacity to determine who lives and who is deemed human. Traditionally, these systems have been governed by humans; however, this dynamic is gradually shifting. Music Credits: ESP (Ambient Mix) by Tim Mann Bruja by Makeup and Vanity Set Crisalida by Makeup and Vanity Set Gone by Cloudcrush Placid Dreams by Alicia Enstrom Breathe, Repeat by Adam Bokesch Illusions by Gio Galanti Paaliaq by Luke Atencio 0:00: Introduction1:41: What is Necropolitics?6:45: Colonialism and Zombification9:15: Algorithms and Digital Overseers14:06: Systems and Necropolitical Violence17:28: Death Driven Feedback Loops #Necropolitics #AchilleMbembe #power #algorithms #humanity #systems #colonialism #digitaloverseers #feedbackloops See show notes: https://inlet.fm/epoch-philosophy/episodes/685620bf82e2055274ef2251 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    23 min

  4. 12 MAY

    Video: The Haunted Workplace: Spectral Capitalism and Dead Labor

    The modern workplace feels lifeless, an idea many of us sense, even if buried in our subconscious. Why is this? Capitalism has never been stagnant. Over the centuries, it has transformed into various forms: Industrial, Mixed-Economy, and Postmodern Capitalism. But, are we witnessing the rise of something new? Perhaps reminiscent of Marx's concept of 'Dead Labor'. Music credits include: 'I Am, Numb' by Silent Collision'Tarqeq' by Luke Atencio'Trees Speak' by Luke Atencio'Loop in Time' by A New Normal'I Am Not a Tyrant!' by Ryan Taubert'Cavern' by Thad Kopec'Puente' by Makeup and Vanity Set 00:00:00: Introduction: The Haunted Workplace00:03:30: Discussion on Dead Labor00:05:59: Spectral Capitalism Part I00:10:30: Spectral Capitalism Part II00:15:33: Concluding with Exercising Ghosts #HauntedWorkplace #SpectralCapitalism #DeadLabor #IndustrialCapitalism #PostmodernCapitalism See show notes: https://inlet.fm/epoch-philosophy/episodes/681e42dee64c4b83e7e633dc Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    22 min

  5. 17 ABR

    Video: The Cosmic Philosophy of Philip K. Dick

    Delve into the profound cosmic philosophy of Philip K. Dick, a celebrated author in the realms of science fiction and alternative history. Known for iconic works like Blade Runner, The Man in The High Castle, Minority Report, and UBIK, Dick's literary contributions extend far beyond their popular film adaptations. This episode unravels the deeper philosophical insights present in his works, particularly focusing on his existential themes and what can be described as his 'cosmic' outlook. Explore the philosophical dimensions Dick weaves through his narratives, from existentialism to his unique take on religion and metaphysics. Chapters: 00:33 - Who is Philip K. Dick? 05:44 - Philip K. Dick's Existentialism 07:44 - UBIK's Sociology of Religion 10:37 - The Death of Metaphysics 15:28 - Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? and Technological Enframing 19:52 - The Man in the High Castle's Contemporary Reflection 25:47 - Philip K. Dick's Warning For Us All 00:33: Introduction to Philip K. Dick's life and influence.05:44: Exploration of Dick's existential philosophy.07:44: Discussion on UBIK and its religious themes.10:37: Analysis of metaphysics in Dick's works.15:28: Examining 'Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?' and its technological themes.19:52: Contemporary reflections in 'The Man in the High Castle.'25:47: Philip K. Dick's cautionary messages. #PhilipK.Dick #cosmicphilosophy #sciencefiction #alternativehistory #existentialism #BladeRunner #TheManinTheHighCastle #MinorityReport #UBIK See show notes: https://inlet.fm/epoch-philosophy/episodes/68002f685930373f998b2fb8 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    32 min

  6. 6 MAR

    Exploring Work Discontent: Insights from David Graeber

    Discover why many of us dislike work and the underlying factors fueling this sentiment. We delve into David Graeber's perspectives on the mechanisms behind work dissatisfaction and explore his visions for a more promising future. 00:00: Sponsor introduction01:10: Exploring attitudes towards work04:35: Personal experiences with work09:40: New gateways of workplace abuse13:31: The history of U.S. work relations26:46: David Graeber's concept of 'Bullsh*t Jobs'34:51: Modern religious hierarchy and work41:10: Exploring potential improvements in work culture49:34: Credits #workdissatisfaction #DavidGraeber #Bullsh*tJobs #workculture #workplaceabuse Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    55 min

  7. 20 FEB

    An Introduction into Anarchism ft. Anark

    I am joined today by fellow YouTuber and Anarchist, Anark. A channel I have enjoyed for quite some time. Anark is a longtime Anarchist who has been involved in local organizing for decades. We go into some of the history of Anarchism, it's differences in relation to other leftist movements, and how we might build a better, more just, equal and emancipatory future. Help this podcast survive, support here, and receive fun perks: https://www.patreon.com/epochphilosophy https://epochphilosophy.com Check out our videos on our main channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC738SsV6BSLUVvMgKnEFFzQ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    1 h y 23 min

  8. 28 ENE

    The Digital Speed of Neoliberalism ft. Adam from Acid Horizon

    Today I am joined by Adam from Acid Horizon where we talk about the his time writing Anti-Oculus, a collaborative text from Acid Horizon, and how he is contending with questions emerging from it. We talk about the speed and velocity of neoliberalism, digital autonomy, power, and in an exclusive section his PhD thesis on Max Stirner and some breaks from Hegel. Pledge just a few dollars a month to keep this project alive: https://patreon.com/epochphilosophy https://epochphilosophy.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

    1 h y 14 min
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A podcast and YouTube channel attempting to make philosophy, critical theory, art, and technology a little easier to understand. Find new podcasts here along with our full-length YouTube videos in podcast form.

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