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@FromAlpha2OmegaTracked since May 2026

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creating A Political Economy Podcast.

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Article Latest postPublic#228 Supply Chain Science

This episode we discuss a new blog post series of Donal about the book Supply Chain Science by Wallace J. Hopp and the implications for socialist planning.

May 28 0 likes 1 comment
#227 Book Update w/ DonalYes, we are back with another book update! Donal and myself give the lowdown on our progress over the last year and bit. We go into the current state of the project and some glimpses at what to expect from the book.ArticleApril 12Public 0 4#226 Chomsky's Descent w/ Chris KnightThis episode I am delighted to have Chris Knight back with us on the podcast, to talk about the fall and further fall of Noam Chomsky. Chris is an anthropologist and senior research fellow in the Department of Anthropology at University College London (UCL), the activist, prolific author, and a founding member of the amazing Radical Anthropology Group.ImageMarch 9Public 0 0#225 Self Determination Theory w/ Ferdia O'Driscoll Part 2This episode we have part two of our discussion with Ferdia O’Driscoll, the host of the ‘Bright Age Beyond’ youtube channel, about Self Determination Theory, and why it matters for socialism.ImageDec 31, 2025Public 0 0#224 Socialism & Self Determination Theory w/ Ferdia O'Driscoll Part 1FromAlpha2Omega #224 Socialism & Self Determination Theory w/ Ferdia O'Driscoll Part 1 Nov 22, 2025 View post This episode I’m delighted to welcome my friend and collaborator Ferdia O’Driscoll to the podcast for the first time. Ferdia is a radical socialist, host of the ‘Bright Age Beyond’ formerly the After the Oligarchy youtube channel. Ferdia is currently writing a book about Parecon with his co-author Anders Sandström, author of the book Anarchist accounting. Ferdia was one of the co-founders of INDEP, the International Network for Democratic Economic Planning, and together we organised last years panels at Historical Materialism. This is first of a two parter where Ferdia tells us allImageNov 22, 2025Public 0 1#223 Red Flags w/ David CamfieldThis episode I’m delighted to welcome David Camfield podcast to talk about his recent book ‘Red Flags - A Reckoning With Communism For The Future Of The Left’. David is a professor in the Labour Studies Program and the Department of Sociology and Criminology, at the University of Manitoba. He is also the host of the radical left podcast Victors Children. Make sure to check it out.ImageOct 25, 2025Public 0 0Unifying Marxism and Cybernetics Q&AGoing to try one of those Youtube premiere things today @ 2pm London time for the Q&A video. Join me in the chat and the comments. I got a lot of slides prepared! (169......)Videotoday at Aug 3 crawlPublic 0 0Unifying Marxism and CyberneticsThis is a re-recording of a talk I gave recently at the 'Complex Anarchism Symposium' in Brussels Belgium this May. I present some research from the book we are writing about socialist political economy and planning, where we unify the fields of Marx's value theory and cybernetics. We discuss the scientific implications for socialism, with the aim of synthesising Marxism and Anarchism thought.ArticleAug 11, 2025Public 0 1#220 Is Capitalism Giving Birth To Socialism w/ Paul S. AdlerWe continue our discussion with Paul S. Adler, this time about his 2019 book “The 99% Economy: How Democratic Socialism Can Overcome the Crises of Capitalism”. In particular we talk about how capitalist firms are helping to show us how democratically planning in socialism would work. We also discuss the impact of AI on the capitalist economy.ImageJul 25, 2025Public 0 0#219 Does Capitalism Deskill Workers? w/ Paul S. AdlerWe interview Prof. Adler about his 1990 paper 'Marx, Machines, and Skill'. This is part one of a two part conversation.ImageJul 15, 2025Public 0 2#218 Going Into Labour w/ Anna Fielder - Part 2This week we continue our conversation with Anna Fielder about her recent book ‘Going Into Labour: Childbirth in Capitalism’. Anna is a sociologist in the Midwifery Department, Auckland University of Technology and a former practicing midwife.ImageJun 17, 2025Public 0 0Going Into Labour w/ Anna Fielder - Part 1This episode I’m delighted to welcome Anna Fielder to the podcast to talk about her recent book ‘Going Into Labour: Childbirth in Capitalism’. Anna Fielder is a sociologist in the Midwifery Department, Auckland University of Technology and a former practicing midwife.ImageJun 3, 2025Public 0 0
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