Note sull'episodio
On this episode, three myths: ownership, safety, and emptiness, and how, if we’re not careful, our own stories feed capitalism and colonialism.
Part 1 - Ownership (3:30 - 17:38)
Part 2 - Safety (17:38- 43:54)
Part 3 - Emptiness (43:54 - 1:08:38)
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Education Recommendations
Books:
- A People’s Atlas of Detroit (2019) Wayne State University Press
- Discourse on Colonialism by Aimé Césaire (1955). Introduction by Robin D.G. Kelley (2000)
- Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants by Robin Wall Kimmerer (2013)
Watch & Listen:
- Detroit is Different hosted by Khary Frazier
- The Pacifist Who Toppled a Democracy: A History of Smedley Butler, Quaker Speak (2026) *Warning: frequent graphic depictions of colonial violence towards PoC*
Credits
Gigi Guida, host & producer
Khary Frazier, interviewee
Alana Burke, interviewee
Arcangelo Guida, interviewee
Sam Dickman, special guest
Gabrijela Skoko, voice actress
Maya Keren, musician
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