
Artist and internet culture writer. patreon.com/joshuacitarella joshuacitarella.substack.com
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 164 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

My guest is David Adler, a general coordinator of the Progressive International. Adler was aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla, which sought to bring life-saving humanitarian aid to the shores of Gaza. Forty-two nautical miles from the coast, the flotil... more
We explore World of Warcraft’s influence on crypto libertarianism, the Habermasian digital public sphere, and US private ownership of social media. Where does democratic legitimacy come from?
My guest is Ro Khanna, a congressional representative from California’s 17th district. We discuss Khanna's political and philosophical vision for American democracy, the crisis of runaway inequality and tech’s fair share in the social contract.
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David Adler, co-general director of the Progressive International, joins me to unpack the complex history of corporate colonialism in Latin America.
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I really enjoy almost every episode of this podcast. So hip and I feel like I always get a new insight into media, the internet, and political possibilities.
Basically just parrots a lot of right wing bull. Doesn’t deal with the stupidity of Hesgeth Vance and Trump.
Finally. In a glut of bloviation, we find a podcast where the host asks precise and thought-generating questions instead of using a guest as grist for aimless ranting. The host actually serves his guests and audience! Such a tonic right now. Please keep it up.
Great interviews with key people on the left. Not the New York Times lib-centrists.
“We want to acknowledge the tragic murder of Charlie Kirk” Revealing choice of words.
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Exploring the intricate relationship between politics and various facets of culture, this podcast engages in thought-provoking discussions with a diverse range of guests. Frequently addressing issues such as capitalism, neoliberalism, and ideological shifts, the host encourages deep analysis of contemporary societal challenges. Notably, the podcast presents perspectives on how internet culture informs political discourse, making it a suitable choice for listeners interested in the intersections of technology, art, and social dynamics. The vibrant mix of guest expertise enhances the exploration of pressing topics that resonate with today's audiences, providing insights into both current events and historical contexts.
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Recent guests on Doomscroll include:
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2. David Adler
3. Liz Franzcak
4. Felix Biederman
5. Mike Israetel
6. Taylor Lorenz
7. Emily Jashinsky
8. Kyle Kulinski
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