How virtual socialism works in massive multiplayer online games like World of Warcraft.

How does the Far Right get run-of-the-mill conservatives to cross over?

How the platforms we use every day consolidate the worst extremes of neoliberal ideology.

Undoing the neoliberal paradigm shift in Sweden as the result of a vast and carefully orchestrated plot.

Jon travels to Mexico City to talk with Noam Chomsky animated as a monkey in tourist apparel.

Eyes of the Nation explores the work of vision, power, and obscurity in the project of Israeli state-making through its media images.

Infrastructure is all around us, which is precisely why it’s so hard to see.

It’s not the laptop nor phone that best typifies our relationship to the internet. It’s the drone.

Mirrors ring a claustrophobic space. Lights flash. Enter the riot police. Obscured behind darkened face shields, they menace. And then they begin dancing.

Could citizenship be erased through cloud technology?

After Scarcity explores cybernetics in the USSR when computation ≠ total financialization.

In order to responsibly read the news, one must ask oneself three questions...

Lawyer, actor, and activist Florynce “Flo” Kennedy investigates how the U.S. media uses a language of neutrality to obscure its ideological commitments.

Murray Bookchin demonstrates how Time magazine obliterates time.

How do you build a libertarian future? The Seasteading Institute thinks it knows.

Wark summons Chantal Mouffe, explaining how the “liberal” and the “democratic” are pulling apart.

Jon has coffee with a revolving cast of thinkers.

The entrepreneur is cast as a high-tech hero but may be latest victim of precarious labor.

Furniture restoration tutorial and a proposal for the delivery of reparations to African-Americans.

An exploration of personal and collective histories and the ways design shapes our lives.

Tracing the racist legacy of land ownership.

The homes of Rabat, Morocco come to life to tell their tales.

How a food distributor named Joseph Eichler remade America.

Without the car, there’d be no suburbs.

The garage is the domain of reality disconnect, re-invention, and self-fulfilling prophecies.

Jackie Wang’s Carceral Capitalism, durationally read by Nico Fuentes.

Donald Anthonyson, Director of Families for Freedom, comes on to talk about immigration.

Investigating the tricks trolls play.

Artist Christopher Meerdo’s searing film weaves an emotive vignette on the state of contemporary politics and socialities.