Money on the Left

Focus on the Family Values (ft. Erica Robles-Anderson, @fstflofscholars)

May 13, 2022

01:19:15

Highlights

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I Think It's Always Worth Lagging When Some Parts of Marxism Do With a Sense of the Universal Exchange

01:41

What Are You Thinking?

02:56

Neolib and Neoconn Reaction, Right?

02:00

Introduction

2min

What's Video Trophe?

2min

What Is That Photo?

6min

Is It Just a Stock Market, or a Class Issue?

3min

Media and Mediation in New Ways

3min

I'm Just Thinking About Your Intersections, Right?

3min

What Is Ne Liberalization?

3min

Isnea Liberalism?

4min

The Neo Liberals - An Interview With Dan Denver

4min

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The Family Will Solve Is Part of the DefenseAgainst Atamization, Right?

4min

11.

Mark's Critique of the Neo Conservatives, Right?

6min

12.

I Think It's Always Worth Lagging When Some Parts of Marxism Do With a Sense of the Universal Exchange

2min

13.

Neolib and Neoconn Reaction, Right?

2min

14.

Is This New Liberal or Is It Not?

2min

15.

The Relinquishment of Bodily Autonomy

5min

16.

The Great Financial Crisis for Black Families, Right?

2min

17.

Is Social Democracy Realable Through the Generalization of Inheritance?

5min

18.

Is the Supply and Demand of National Babies Entangled?

3min

19.

What's the Media Pushback?

4min

20.

You Can't Tell This Story Anymore Without Media

4min

21.

I Don't Hate the Liberals, Right?

4min

22.

What Are You Thinking?

3min

23.

O So Much Liberty Diesyo E Aoso Oy Wa Igoiiioooioi Ii U Fo Iomeoteoosha, Shall Word Be Nota E Sta Wit Sta Oea

4min

In this special episode of Superstructure, Cohost Natalie Tabb Smith (@orangeasm) is joined by Erica Robles-Anderson (@fstflofscholars) and Scott Ferguson (@videotroph) to discuss common interests between the Money on the Left Editorial Collective and the Oikos working group on kinship/economy. Naty, Erica and Scott reflect on households, financial forms, and reproductive politics in our contemporary political economy through the prism of Melinda Cooper’s 2017 text, Family Values: Between Neoliberalism and the New Social Conservatism.