Against Everyone with Conner Habib

Legendary musician and philosopher TOM KRELL, aka How To Dress Well, discusses spirituality, art, and connection with Conner Habib. They explore themes of communication, art making, language complexity, and the dissolution of ego. The conversation navigates through deep topics like freedom, reincarnation, and the intersection of life, death, and love, offering profound insights into personal growth and connection.

Guest John Holloway discusses radical hope as a transformative force, emphasizing dreaming big, avoiding money-focused mindsets, and resisting societal structures. The conversation explores detotalization, the role of writing in change, political spirituality, and rethinking capitalism through critical analysis and new perspectives.

“The study of movement is a science of the imperceptible...” In the final episode of my series on scientific concepts, I talk with historian of science and culture, Janina Wellmann, about the mystery of motion, movement, and stillness.

Author Andrea Wulf discusses the convergence of arts and sciences, exploring the transition from Enlightenment to Romanticism, the interplay between science and life, and the intertwined relationship between art and science. The dialogue highlights the unity of self and nature, reimagining freedom, and the value of collaborative creativity and connections in fostering innovation.

I talk with Predrag Slijepčevic, biologist and author of Biocivilisations: A New Look at the Science of Life about the radical potential of biology and symbiosis! This is the fifth episode in my series on how scientific concepts intersect with our lives.

Psychoanalyst James Strick discusses Wilhelm Reich's radical experiments, orgone energy, cloudbusters, and challenging societal views on sexuality. They explore Reich's character armor concept, bioelectricity, cancer treatment experiments, and the controversy surrounding the organ energy accumulator.

I talk with cultural theorist and nature philosopher ERICA BERRY, author of Wolfish: Wolf, Self, and the Stories We Tell about Fear. This is the third episode in a series of episodes about how science and scientific concepts intersect with our lives!

I talk with wildlife biologist and the co-host of my favorite podcast, Tooth & Claw, about what happens when animals attack people, and why it makes for such a good story. The second episode in my series of episodes on how science and scientific concepts intersect with our lives.

Author Marjolijn van Heemstra discusses how reimagining space can heal and transform us. They explore the intersection of science, art, and experience, reflect on disconnection in society, and delve into the deeper meaning of conservatism through a lens of conservation.

On this challenging episode, I talk with author and psychoanalyst Avgi Saketopoulou about how to reframe what trauma is, and how to think beyond consent.