Graham Jones

Graham Jones discusses socialism, science, and spirituality in his new book Red Enlightenment. They explore why the Left needs religion, nuanced criticisms of religion, unity of secular and religious left for resistance, historical connection between religion and socialism, and the interplay of revolutionary politics and devout religion.

Antonio Palacios from Cult Worthy Studios shares his top five Tarantino fight scenes, highlighting the unique directing style that makes them memorable. Graham Jones from Nobody Asked For adds depth by discussing how violence shapes character arcs and storytelling. They delve into themes of revenge in Django Unchained and the artistry behind the battles in Kill Bill. Their engaging banter also touches on nostalgic cinematic influences while showcasing the crucial contributions of stunt performers, blending humor with insightful analysis.

Graham Jones, author of Red Enlightenment, advocates for a materialist spirituality that merges socialist principles with scientific insights. He discusses how socialism and spirituality can coexist against the stereotype of socialists being anti-religion. The conversation touches on the overlaps between the tech industry and spiritual practices, as well as Alexander Bogdanov's contributions to systems theory. Jones emphasizes the need for a renaissance of socialist values to foster community and collective action, bridging gaps with spiritual communities.