Open Source with Christopher Lydon
Christopher LydonChristopher Lydon in conversation on arts, ideas and politics
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Arts | |||
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We’re talking about capitalism this time, trying to reckon the power of big money to shape—even rule—the human species. Capitalism is the one-word name given to a thousand-year-old force. It’s not a science or doctrine or mere politics. It’s a thorou... more
We’re rediscovering John Updike in the afterlife of a great writer. The Selected Letters of John Updike, just published, come to 800 pages of unguarded messages to his wives and lovers, to his mother and his editors. We’re turning to his kids for a f... more
Shattered Dreams, Infinite Hope is Brandon Terry’s long-awaited personal and philosophical case for struggle and optimism in the long civil rights movement in our country. It’s a map of our minds and our memories, a catalog of our judgments and feeli... more
What is breaking down or what’s broken when the governor of Illinois says he’s being invaded by the National Guard of Texas under President Trump’s orders, or when the president is dueling with Oregon and California over policing a public safety cris... more
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- One sided Episode Apologist - Nancy Gertner
Both sides have behaved underhandedly, calling out the Republicans & not mentioning the Democrats misdeeds is why we’re in this race to the bottom.
Apple Podcasts1another RJF
United States2 months ago - Horribly uninformed, violent and sociopathic
I was shocked at hearing so little understanding of current affairs. Toxic and uninformed.
Apple Podcasts1Garcia Lorka
Ukraine9 months ago - Wide ranging, thought-provoking
Unlike many podcasts, there is no set subject here, nor does it play to whatever current hot topic is dominating the mediascape. Just every week, for one hour, you’ll get a really good discussion that will take you in unexpected directions. As good on art, music, and philosophy as it is on politics, history, & technology. Open Source always offers voices and perspectives that you won’t hear elsewhere.
PS— put Blyth on every six months! He is the one voice I hear on NPR saying a lot of things tha... more
Apple Podcasts5TheDudeAbidedUnited Statesa year ago - Ugh
Just listened to the Orhan Pamuk episode.
If your particular kink is listening to this host libidinously stroke his own ego at the expense of any meaningful intellectual exchange, then this is the podcast for you!
Otherwise, a waste of time. Pamuk has much to say -- look elsewhere for it.
Apple Podcasts1Jeff ReaderUnited Statesa year ago - Booo Trump
A Million Man and A Million Woman and A Million Transgender and A Million Immigrants and A Million with at least two years of community college booing Trump at his “ Sworn In” and his parade. No need to hold signs or violence . Form peaceful groups and BOO him relentlessly.
Apple Podcasts5JNLCIAUnited Statesa year ago
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Recent guests on Open Source include:
1. Sven Beckert
2. Brandon Terry
3. Nancy Gertner
4. Merve Emre
5. Anatol Lieven
6. Marilynne Robinson
7. Hussein Banai
8. Danielle Allen
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