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Counter-Currents Radio Podcast No. 430 The Best Month Ever on The Writers’ Bloc with Thomas Steuben
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Thomas Steuben was host Nick Jeelvy‘s guest on the latest episode of The Writer’s Bloc to review The Best Month Ever at Counter-Currents, going through the best and most interesting articles published, and it is now available for download and online listening.
Topics discussed include:
00:01:46 Call for donations
00:05:30 “Mortal Instruments: Mapping the Geo-Mythologies of Western Fantasies” by Kathryn S.
00:22:35 “Death and Birth of Nation” by Thomas Steuben
00:44:50 “The Second Mrs. O. J. Simpson?” by Jim Goad
01:04:30 “Playing Dress-Up” by Nicholas R. Jeelvy
01:10:48 Question about the Prisoner’s Dilemma
01:15:20 Will Smith Slapping Chris Rock/ “Gettin’ Niggy Wit It” by Jim Goad
01:34:10 The Russo-Ukrainian War; “The Truth About the Euromaidan” by James A.
01:54:03 Conclusion
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1 comment
I almost included The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, Mr. Steuben. You’re right; it, too, has an evocative geomythology — and not just one pertaining to the land of Oz, but also to the vast Kansas prairies (that, incidentally, was where Francisco Coronado thought Quivira lay hidden). Interesting discussion about the differences between Alice and Dorothy. The underlying theme of most of these map-stories seems to be the idea of Return.
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