The Brilliant

Recorded January 10th Tick Tock 3:00 Resignation is death Infrastructure is a substitute for action? Futilitarian means I dont like what you do, not that I think you should do less Strugglismo and the stripping of context 12:30 Theory can be

In this episode, we begin the first of three episodes that will discuss the essay Desert, an essay written as an effort toward an anarchist understanding of climate change and its consequences in terms of opportunities and hazards for anarchy and authori

Recorded on December 25th 2015 Join us in conversation by email Ticktock 2:35 - Two episodes of The Brilliant are lost and gone forever into the Devouring Void 3:15 - The Brilliant, brought to you by society 4:15 - Jeriah Bowser and Ian Smith

Recorded on December 18th 2015 This is one of the first episodes where B & A! seriously disagree. Probably there is just some sort of misunderstanding or perhaps race is something we are not capable of seeing eye to eye on. Entertaining listen though.

In this episode, we try to recover from our losses: Bellamy happened to be generally dispirited about life at the time of recording (and it shows!), while Aragorn! broods over having lost two episodes of The Brilliant through some unknown and unknowable

In this episode of the Brilliant, we begin by discussing briefly what made us first call ourselves anarchists: Aragorn! talks about being realistic by demanding the impossible while Bellamy almost mistakes the episode for a therapy session. We then spend

In this episode, we respond to some of the wonderful feedback, suggestions, and questions weve received from listeners – there is actually so much that we werent able to get to all of it in this episode and will follow up on it in the next. We are asked

This episode turns out to be an argument against striving for only an hour for each episode. We cut some conversations, especially the one about revolution itself short. Perhaps this is good as things can get repetitive otherwise but we begin an examinat

This episode concerns indigineity. It is labeled part II but, in fact, should be part I as our first episode on this issue was distracted by more (temporally) pressing items. We begin by returning to our dialogue with the Haters, discussing a critique of

This episode features Crimethinc. and their To Change Everything tour. We try to turn the conversation into a condemnation on humanism to limited success. We do ask some questions that others may have more complete answers to than we did in this conversa