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The Revolution and Ideology Podcast
A sociologist and historian explore revolutionary theory and history.
About Revolution and Ideology
“Revolution and Ideology” was started by Nick Lee and Jared Benson, university instructors of sociology and history respectively. Nick and Jared currently co-teach three humanities courses titled “Resistance and Revolution,” “Ideology and Isms,” and “Stateless Societies.” In the first, They explore the theories and historical examples of revolution and social change. In the second, they examine various historical and modern ideologies and the ways in which they motivate how people think and behave today. In the third, they analyze various theories and histories of stateless societies. In this podcast, they explore the ideas from their courses.
Recent Episodes
Taoism and Anarchism 1 of 2
In this first of two episodes, we discuss the potential relationship between Taoism and Anarchism with guest Donte Young.
Alien and Sedition Acts
We discuss the Alien and Sedition Acts, how it took the Federal Government very little time to violate the Bill of Rights, and how the United States' attitude towards immigrants and foreigners is nothing new.
The Whiskey Rebellion
We discuss Alexander Hamilton’s oppressive tax on whiskey and its violent enforcement by George Washington.
False Generosity – Paulo Freire
An overview of Paulo Freire's concept of "false generosity" discussed in his "Pedagogy of the Oppressed." Or, why billionaire philanthropists aren't really 'generous.'
Alexander Hamilton and the Centralization of Economic Power
We discuss the life and times of Alexander Hamilton and how his policies led to the centralization of economic power into the hands of the federal government.
http://revolutionandideology.com/alexander-hamilton-and-the-centralization-of-economic-power
Meet The Hosts
Nick Lee
Jared Benson
“Revolution and Ideology” was started by Nick Lee and Jared Benson, university instructors of sociology and history respectively. Nick and Jared currently co-teach three humanities courses titled “Resistance and Revolution,” “Ideology and Isms,” and “Stateless Societies.”