This special episode includes Todd's discussion with Slavoj Zizek about Marxism, conducted just before his debate with Jordan Peterson. Todd and Slavoj discuss why one might insist on the moniker "Marxist" today and why one might call it into question. Ryan and Todd then delve into the issues raised by Slavoj's responses. They focus Marx's relationship with Hegel and the implications of this relationship for politics.

In the second of a series of three special episodes featuring Slavoj Zizek, Ryan and Todd respond to Todd's interview with Slavoj concerning his relationship to Lacan. They cover what Slavoj thinks is the key Lacanian concept and seminar, as well as Slavoj's assessment of trans theory. Ryan questions Slavoj's written interventions on this issue for not highlighting the way that the psychoanalytic theory of subjectivity speaks directly to the trans position.

Slavoj Zizek, a Slovenian Marxist-Lacanian philosopher and radical thinker, dives into the chaos of the modern world. He critiques the emotional turmoil surrounding the Ukraine war and urges Europe to acknowledge its responsibilities. Zizek discusses how crises like the pandemic reshape society, pushing for practical solutions over abstract peace. He explores the global food crisis's impact on migration and debates the concept of post-humanity. Finally, he addresses the gap between awareness and action on pressing global challenges, calling for unified responses.

In the third of a series of three special episodes featuring Slavoj Zizek, Ryan and Todd respond to Todd's interview with Slavoj concerning his relationship to Hegel. Slavoj brings up questions about Todd's interpretation of Hegel in his new book, specifically the claim about the end of history and the idea that Hegel argues for political freedom. Building on the interview, Ryan and Todd ponder how we might think of progress in Hegelian terms.

Renowned philosopher and cultural critic Slavoj Zizek discusses allegations of anti-semitism, the embrace of Hamas by the left, and the need for critical thinking during crises. Topics also include the ongoing conflict between Israel and Gaza, the erosion of freedom through policies and censorship, tensions between the US and Israel, and the erosion of free speech in America.