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Podcast Apps: A Framework for Dying Slowly with Dignity

Why I'm making the decisions I'm making for Castro

Chile: fighting fires for free - The World from PRX

How adrenaline junkies ended up staffing Chile's firehouses — for no pay.

New Latin American Perspectives on the History of Neoliberalism — History & Political Economy Project

A roundtable discussion with César Castillo-García, Matilde Ciolli, and José Antonio Galindo Domínguez

On Dwarkesh Patel's Podcast With Ryan Greenblatt

Some podcasts are self-recommending enough that I look to break them down if I have the chance.

Kansionario Sosialista

Selections from a 1919 Ladino Socialist songbook

Boys’ club, déni de légitimité, attaques sexistes : comment les YouTubeuses sont-elles invisibilisées ?

"Broadcast yourself". À la création de YouTube en 2005, le slogan de la plateforme était riche de promesses pour les groupes minorisés et notamment les femmes. Mais vingt ans plus tard, de nombreuses études révèlent les profondes inégalités entre YouTubeurs et YouTubeuses. La thèse de la sociologue Emma Gauthier, « Je n’avais pas conscience d’être…

Unintended consequences: How Pinochet’s policies empowered Chilean women

Rather than keeping women in the home, training programs helped them enter the workforce and sparked long-lasting changes in gender roles.

How Popular YouTubers Pushed Young Male Voters Toward Trump

How podcasters like Joe Rogan and Logan Paul turned young men, a once apolitical demographic, into a massively powerful voting bloc,

(PDF) Authoritarian Neoliberalism from Below: Subjectivity and Platform Capitalism in Argentina and Brazil

PDF | We are witnessing a worldwide resurgence of reactionary ideologies and movements, combined with an escalating assault on democratic institutions... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate

What to Do as the World Falls Apart: A Framework for Action | Frankly 132

Podcast Episode · The Great Simplification with Nate Hagens · March 20 · 53m

Yoani Sánchez responds to Convoy Nuestra América visiting Cuba: “Go engage in ideological tourism elsewhere.”

The Cuban journalist criticized those who visit the island to defend the government while ignoring the daily crisis faced by the population. The message comes amid the presence in Cuba of leftist activists and politicians linked to the Convoy Nuestra América. The reactions reflect a growing unease among citizens who reject the ideological exploitation of the Cuban crisis.

The Imperial History Behind the Raid on Venezuela

Peter Beinart interviews scholar Greg Grandin on the history of US intervention in Latin America and what Trump’s new “doctrine” may portend.