![[audio]](/images/mediatype_audio.gif) | The Fifth World Podcast, episode 001 - Tribe of Anthropik
The first episode of the Fifth World podcast introduces the format with a short story by Giulianna Lamanna, Jason Godesky's introduction to the Fifth World, and an interview with Michael Green, the artist behind "Afterculture."
Keywords: role-playing game; rpg; open source; shared universe; gift economy; afterculture; game; setting
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| Anthropik Podcast #2: "Afterculture & the Fifth World" - Tribe of Anthropik
The Fifth World launched last week at thefifthworld.com, using a wiki to create an open source, communal vision of a sustainable, shamanic future for humanity. We were deeply inspired by Afterculture, an "anthropology of the future" by artist Michael Green. We talk to Green about his Afterculture project, and finding a positive vision of a sustainable future.
Keywords: art; afterculture; vision; fifth world; future
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| Anthropik Podcast #3: "The Wrong Revolution" - Tribe of Anthropik
Richard Manning, author of "Against the Grain" and "The Oil We Eat," talks about the Green Revolution, the Neolithic Revolution, and the catastrophic nature and history of agriculture.
Keywords: agriculture; cultivation; catastrophe; ecology; environmentalism; famine
Downloads: 570
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| Anthropik Podcast #4: "The Rhizome Network" - Tribe of Anthropik
The death of al-Zarqawi provides a starting point for a discussion of the epochal conflict of the 21st century: hierarchy vs. rhizome. We talk to Jeff Vail, author of "A Theory of Power," about the notion of rhizome. We also talk about our own experiment with rhizome: the Appalachian Confederation.
Keywords: rhizome; iraq; deleuze; tribe; complexity
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| Anthropik Podcast #5: "Permaculture & Foraging" - Tribe of Anthropik
Jason's garnered a reputation as a permaculture skeptic, but it turns out that even he's not so far removed from permaculture guru and activist Toby Hemenway. This episode features a discussion about the continuum of (potentially) sustainable subsistence techniques from foraging to permaculture.
Keywords: permaculture; horticulture; foraging; hunting; sustainability; subsistence; agriculture; industrial agriculture
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| Anthropik Podcast #6: "Catabolic Collapse" - Tribe of Anthropik
Why do some societies collapse quickly, while others struggle on for centuries? We talk to John Michael Greer about his theory of catabolic collapse, on how the process of collapse can snowball and take on a momentum of its own.
Keywords: collapse; complexity; catabolic collapse
Downloads: 435
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| Anthropik Podcast #7: "Powerdown" - Tribe of Anthropik
Richard Heinberg joins us for a discussion of peak oil and our chance for an orderly, voluntary "powerdown."
Keywords: powerdown; peak oil; energy; civilization; primitivism
Downloads: 482
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| Anthropik Podcast #8: "Our Conscious Wedding" - Tribe of Anthropik
Thanks to the magic of the interwebs, this podcast is being published at the very same time that Jason & Giuli are getting married. They talk about their wedding from a tribal and a Jungian perspective, and interview Sheryl Paul, author of "The Conscious Bride."
Keywords: wedding; jungian psychology; merlin; neoshamanism; marriage; conscious bride
Downloads: 179
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| Anthropik Podcast #8: "Our Conscious Wedding" - Tribe of Anthropik
Thanks to the magic of the interwebs, this podcast is being published at the very same time that Jason & Giuli are getting married. They talk about their wedding from a tribal and a Jungian perspective, and interview Sheryl Paul, author of "The Conscious Bride."
Keywords: wedding; jungian psychology; merlin; neoshamanism; marriage; conscious bride
Downloads: 307
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