Propaganda Loves You

Revisiting Indigenous Democracies and the Dawn of EverythingThis episode of the 'Propaganda Loves You Book Club' delves into Chapter Nine of 'The Dawn of Everything' by David Graeber and David Wengrow, titled 'Hiding in Plain Sight: The Indigenous Origins of Social Housing and Democracy in the Americas.' The hosts discuss the two significant civilizations in Central Mexico, Tenochtitlan and Tlaxcala, focusing on their social housing projects, urban development, and governance structures. The conversation highlights how Tlaxcala demonstrated elements of democratic governance long before European influence and examines the potential plagiarism of these systems by European colonizers. Additionally, the episode raises questions about the nature of statehood, democracy, and societal organization, setting the stage for future discussions on the origins of the state.00:00 Introduction to the Book Club00:36 Chapter Nine Overview: Hiding in Plain Sight01:40 Pronunciation Challenges and City Introductions02:27 Teotihuacan: Urban Development and Social Housing03:40 Archaeological Evidence and City Maps07:55 Timeline and Origins of Teotihuacan19:00 Kalala: Indigenous Democracy and Spanish Conquest23:58 Political Structures and Governance in Kalala32:42 Reflections on Historical and Modern Governance42:08 Conclusion and Next Chapter Preview

Propaganda and Dehumanization Tactics in Government MessagingIn this episode of 'Propaganda Loves You,' host Kodie, along with Arthur and Joe, discusses recent propaganda tactics by the Department of Homeland Security, including the co-opting of popular culture such as Halo and Lord of the Rings for their messaging. They also delve into Elon Musk's new AI-powered competitor to Wikipedia, called Grockipedia, aimed at creating an "unbiased" encyclopedia. The episode features a game segment focusing on PR campaigns for video games, a historical detour discussing the Iran-Contra affair, and a critical analysis of corporate complicity in government propaganda.00:00 Introduction to Propaganda Loves You00:45 Main Topics Overview01:33 Listener Engagement and Quiz03:03 True or Fake Game06:42 Detour in History: Iran Contra Affair16:13 Modern Parallels and Discussion33:08 Corporate Propaganda in Gaming34:05 Dehumanization and Intellectual Property Issues35:13 Government Propaganda and Copyright Infringement38:51 Microsoft's Complicity and Corporate Interests44:29 The Legacy Lifeline Trust Advertisement45:59 Elon Musk's Wikipedia Alternative51:37 Concerns About AI and Propaganda57:32 Wikipedia vs. Wikipedia: A Comparison01:03:09 Final Thoughts and Call to ActionSources: https://www.pcgamer.com/games/us-government-uses-halo-images-in-a-call-to-destroy-immigration-microsoft-declines-to-comment/https://www.npr.org/2025/10/29/nx-s1-5588695/wikipedia-grokipedia-comparisonhttps://lifehacker.com/tech/grokipedia-is-real-and-you-should-not-use-it?test_uuid=02DN02BmbRCcASIX6xMQtY9&test_variant=Ahttps://residentevil.fandom.com/wiki/Wesker_%26_Son_Resident_Evil_Human_Butcheryhttps://www.ocweekly.com/sin-to-win-video-gamings-most-ridiculous-marketing-stunts-6578747/https://youtu.be/6lIqNjC1RKU?si=UN2VxHcN_oTLAZ3pElection Resourceshttps://www.adirondackdailyenterprise.com/news/local-news/2025/10/what-offices-are-up-for-election-this-year/#:~:text=There%20is%20a%20contested%20four,to%20tinyurl.com/bdzz25sp.

Unveiling Ancient Urban Life: The True Essence of CitiesIn this episode of the 'Propaganda Loves You' Book Club, Joe, Arthur, and Kodie delve into Chapter 8 of 'The Dawn of Everything,' titled 'Imaginary Cities: Eurasia's First Urbanites in Mesopotamia, the Indus Valley, Ukraine, and China - and how they built cities without kings' They explore the complex and varied nature of early cities, particularly those that thrived without hierarchical rulers. The episode examines what truly constitutes a city, discusses communal activities and services, and reflects on ancient urban societies' social structures, including their practices of communal work and decision-making. Key points include the intricate dynamics within cities like Mesopotamia and the Indus Valley, and the transformative story of Taosi, which may represent the earliest documented social revolution.00:00 Introduction to the Book Club01:11 Defining a City: Population, Services, and Government06:30 Challenging Historical Assumptions About Cities11:45 The Role of Virtual Reality in Human Societies27:45 Community Labor and Mutual Aid in Ancient Societies35:58 Voting Rights and Power Dynamics36:51 State vs. Federal Ballot Measures37:20 The Concept of Scale in Governance40:18 Common Sense and Decision Making45:00 Temporary Cities and Social Structures45:34 Ancient Civilizations and Social Organization55:26 The Case of Taosi: A Social Revolution01:01:02 Modern Parallels and Final Thoughts01:04:25 Preview of the Next Chapter

Unmasking 'They Live': A Deeper Dive Into John Carpenter’s Cult ClassicIn this episode of 'Propaganda Loves You', hosts Kodie, Arthur, and Joe discuss the 1988 John Carpenter film 'They Live' as part of their Halloween special. The conversation explores the film's critique of consumer culture, media manipulation, and capitalist ideology, drawing parallels to contemporary issues such as hustle culture, social stratification, and political disinformation. Arthur shares personal anecdotes about falling for propaganda, and the hosts contemplate the difficulty of awakening people to hidden truths in society. They also touch on the co-opting of cultural symbols and narratives by various groups, and the film’s surprising resonance with current events. The episode concludes with a recommendation to watch 'They Live' for its sharp social commentary and potent allegories.00:00 Introduction to Propaganda Loves You00:38 Weekly Rundown and Current Events01:26 Halloween Special: Discussing 'They Live'01:45 Personal Experiences with Propaganda04:26 Deep Dive into 'They Live'11:24 Modern Media and Subliminal Messaging21:47 Analyzing John Carpenter's Political Themes22:19 The Symbolism of the Glasses22:37 Hustle Culture and Modern Comparisons23:07 The Complexity of Oppression24:18 Memorable Quotes and Capitalism Critique25:35 Roddy Piper's Wrestling Career and Movie Impact26:48 Allegory of the Cave and Right-Wing Co-Opting28:19 Art Interpretation and Co-Opting32:44 Homeless Encampments and Police Response36:41 Class Stratification and Character Analysis43:31 Final Thoughts and RecommendationsResourceshttps://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096256/trivia/?ref_=tt_dyk_trvhttps://www.adirondackdailyenterprise.com/news/local-news/2025/10/what-offices-are-up-for-election-this-year/#:~:text=There%20is%20a%20contested%20four,to%20tinyurl.com/bdzz25sp.

Exploring the Ecology of Freedom: Unpacking Chapter 7 of The Dawn of EverythingIn this episode of the Propaganda Loves You Book Club, the hosts discuss Chapter 7 of 'The Dawn of Everything' by David Graeber and David Wengrow. The chapter, titled 'The Ecology of Freedom,' explores how early human societies navigated the transition to farming and its implications for social hierarchy and freedom. The discussion touches on the concept of 'flirting' with farming instead of fully adopting it, the benefits of ecological flexibility, and the contrast between traditional narratives of agricultural development and the diverse, dynamic practices of early farmers. The hosts also delve into ideas of teleological reasoning and challenge the assumption that farming inevitably leads to hierarchical, static societies. The chapter illustrates how early human societies experimented with farming in ways that supported large populations and preserved ecological balance, offering lessons for sustainable living today.00:00 Introduction and Initial Thoughts00:52 Welcome to the Book Club01:02 Chapter 7: The Ecology of Freedom02:21 Defining the Ecology of Freedom04:48 Farming and Its Implications07:17 Ecological Imperialism and Invasive Species10:02 Impact of Colonialism on Ecosystems22:56 Sustainable Practices and Soil Management26:10 The Disconnect in Modern Food Production27:01 The Unfreedom of Modern Agriculture28:25 Capitalism and Environmental Impact31:32 Health Insurance Frustrations31:55 Direct Primary Care: An Alternative33:05 Amazonian Play Farming34:13 Revolutionary Farming Practices36:12 The Role of Education in Sustainable Living37:08 Conscription and Civic Service40:41 The Government and Capitalism41:52 The Concept of Teleology45:34 The Origins and Spread of Farming51:09 The Importance of Play Over Profit51:51 Conclusion and Next Episode Preview

The Trump Administration's Propaganda and the No Kings ProtestIn this episode of 'Propaganda Loves You,' host Cody and co-host Joe delve into the complexities behind the recent No Kings protests, analyzing the narratives and propaganda from the Trump administration. They discuss the peculiar dichotomy between Trump's public denials of kingship and his social media posts depicting him as a king. The episode also examines personal vulnerabilities to propaganda, the psychology of advertising, and the influence of right-wing media and influencers. They highlight a recent incident involving DHS agents and a woman in Chicago, questioning the disinformation tactics used by federal agencies. The importance of journalistic integrity and documenting these events is emphasized. The show concludes with a reminder to stay engaged in local politics and a call for listener support and engagement.00:00 Introduction and Opening Remarks01:29 Exploring Personal Susceptibility to Propaganda02:01 Advertising and Consumer Psychology08:31 Political Propaganda and Party Dynamics16:32 Religious Propaganda and Personal Transformation23:23 Media Influence and Public Opinion28:34 No Kings Protest Overview33:42 The Challenges of Organizing Protests35:23 The Role of the Democratic Party in Protests35:59 Mass Protests and Their Impact37:55 General Strike and Its Demands38:39 Tactics to Undermine Movements40:03 The Comfortable Middle Class42:52 The Importance of Mutual Aid44:35 Trump's Influence and Propaganda49:10 The Role of Right-Wing Influencers01:06:05 The Importance of Local ElectionsResources for this episode https://www.adirondackdailyenterprise.com/news/local-news/2025/10/what-offices-are-up-for-election-this-year/#:~:text=There%20is%20a%20contested%20four,to%20tinyurl.com/bdzz25sp.https://www.nokings.org/news/nearly-7-million-people-attend-overwhelmingly-peaceful-no-kings-day-of-actionhttps://www.thenation.com/article/activism/left-wing-violence-myths-protest/https://newrepublic.com/article/201957/trump-chicago-secret-police-shot-woman-damning-infohttps://nypost.com/2025/10/19/us-news/trump-posts-wild-ai-video-showing-him-flying-fighter-jet-dropping-sewage-on-no-kings-protesters/https://generalstrikeus.com/demands

Unraveling Myths: The Agricultural Revolution RevisitedIn this episode, the hosts discuss Chapter 6 of 'The Dawn of Everything,' titled 'Gardens of Adonis: The Revolution That Never Happened.' They explore how neolithic societies managed to avoid the full adoption of agriculture and how the traditional narratives about the agricultural revolution as a pivotal moment in human history may be more myth than fact. The discussion includes comparisons of upland and lowland societies in the Fertile Crescent, the playful and experimental nature of early farming practices, and the implications for our understanding of human history and social organization. They also touch on the roles of women in these early societies and challenge assumptions about the inevitability of hierarchical structures.00:00 Pronunciation Debate and Introduction01:16 Welcome to the Book Club01:24 Exploring Chapter Six: Gardens of Adonis01:35 Questioning the Agricultural Revolution04:54 Defining Agriculture and Its Myths06:35 Cultural Practices and Agricultural Diversity15:20 Scientific Discovery and Community Life22:15 Critiquing Yuval Noah Harari27:09 Exploring the Garden of Adonis27:42 The Role of Knowledge and Aesthetics28:00 Harari's Take on Agriculture29:02 Evolution and Human Traits30:25 Political Choices and Hierarchies33:14 Flood Farming and Intelligence35:46 Anti-Enclosure Agriculture40:24 Summarizing the Chapter41:39 Reflections on Historical Narratives46:46 Modern Implications and Future Speculations51:45 Closing Thoughts and Next Chapter Preview

Propaganda Loves You Episode: Exposing Propaganda Tactics and Community ResponsesIn this episode of 'Propaganda Loves You,' host Kodie and co-hosts Arthur, Joe, and Cheyenne examine the ongoing disinformation tactics used by the Trump administration to portray left-wing protests as violent and chaotic. They compare official rhetoric with actual footage from Portland and Chicago to highlight the discrepancies. The episode discusses the ethical responsibilities of journalists in reporting the truth and the tactics used by right-wing influencers to spread state propaganda. The hosts also touch on the importance of community building and mutual aid, and suggest practical steps listeners can take to document and resist governmental overreach. Upcoming events and local activism opportunities are also mentioned.00:00 Introduction and Hosts00:43 Main Topics Overview01:13 Game: Truths and a Lie05:25 Discussion on Ceasefire in Gaza07:06 Steven Miller's Glitch and Media Manipulation10:44 Tactical Essentials Ad Break12:31 Propaganda in Portland and Chicago22:47 Media Ethics and Propaganda30:45 Internet Troll Behavior and Its Impact31:20 Faith First Banking: A New Investment Opportunity32:51 Analyzing The Daily Show's Take on Trump Administration34:36 Protests and Community Engagement37:25 The Role of Social Media in Documenting Protests40:02 Vandalism vs. Violence: Ethical Considerations48:00 ICE and State Violence: A Critical Look51:04 False Equivalencies and Propaganda Tactics59:08 Final Thoughts and Upcoming Eventshttps://newrepublic.com/article/201669/kristi-noem-chicken-suit-maga-implodes

Our Journey with 'The Dawn of Everything': Unpacking Chapter 5In this episode of 'The Propaganda Loves You Book Club,' the hosts discuss Chapter 5 of 'The Dawn of Everything' by David Graeber and David Wengrow. They delve into topics such as the complex history of slavery among indigenous groups on the western seaboard of North America, particularly comparing Californian foragers and their Canadian neighbors. The conversation explores key concepts including modes of production, schismogenesis, and social death. They also critically examine how modern societal structures and individual behaviors are influenced by historical modes of hierarchy and equality. The discussion emphasizes the importance of conscious political choices and reflects on whether aspects like wealth accumulation and individual freedom truly lead to an equitable society.00:00 Getting Ready for the Show00:48 Introduction to the Book Club01:15 Exploring Chapter Five: Many Seasons Ago02:24 Modes of Production and Cultural Choices03:21 Key Arguments and Reflections04:17 Comparing Indigenous Societies11:29 Philanthropy and Capitalism18:14 Slavery in Indigenous Societies23:14 Modern Parallels and Wage Slavery24:40 Defining US Culture Through Schmo Genesis34:01 Exploring Self-Conscious Choices in Sports34:21 Defining Slavery Across Societies35:32 The Concept of Social Death37:07 Modern Comparisons to Historical Slavery40:08 Capitalism and Social Death43:33 The Scale of Societal Control45:56 Historical Perspectives on Freedom and Slavery58:05 The Role of Family in Political Views01:06:18 Final Thoughts and Looking Ahead

Propaganda Loves You: AI Videos, Government Messaging, and Political RamificationsIn this episode of 'Propaganda Loves You,' host Kodie, joined by Arthur, Joe, and Cheyenne, delves into AI-generated videos posted by Trump and examines the creators behind them. The team discusses the ongoing government shutdown, the partisan messaging being communicated through federal agencies, and the potential violations of the Hatch Act. The hosts analyze the broader implications of political messaging and digital propaganda. The episode also touches on the ongoing conflict in Gaza and the global response to humanitarian crises, emphasizing the power of community action and the importance of staying informed.00:00 Introduction and Announcements00:50 Government Shutdown and AI Videos02:00 Icebreaker Quiz08:08 Listener Growth and Special Episode11:28 Government Shutdown Messaging22:16 Trolling Tactics and AI Garble23:30 Political Propaganda and Law Violations27:53 Trump's AI Videos and the Dilly Meme Team35:28 Understanding Fascist Psychology37:41 Gaza Flotilla and Global Activism41:56 Boycotts and Community ActionSources used in this episode - https://gizmodo.com/trump-posts-bizarre-ai-video-of-project-2025-architect-as-the-grim-reaper-2000667291 https://bsky.app/profile/paleofuture.bsky.social/post/3m2b2d756ok2xhttps://www.mediamatters.org/qanon-conspiracy-theory/conspiracy-theorist-brenden-dilley-got-press-passes-trump-campaigns-iowahttps://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2025/09/30/trump-racist-video-hakeem-schumer/86434370007/https://www.axios.com/2025/10/03/trump-vought-grim-reaper-ai-videohttps://www.peoplefor.org/rightwingwatch/post/meet-brenden-dilley-the-violence-hungry-maga-cultist-behind-trumps-troll-armyhttps://www.peoplefor.org/mission-overviewhttps://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/legal-insurrection-stephen-miller-goes-123838242.htmlhttps://www.msnbc.com/rachel-maddow-show/maddowblog/trumps-former-joint-chiefs-chair-trump-fascist-core-rcna175248https://www.npr.org/2025/09/30/nx-s1-5558393/government-shutdown-trump-ethics-hatch-acthttps://apnews.com/article/trump-shutdown-blame-agencies-websites-hatch-act-ff5dab4e9a3a74af0c94fd9b184d9311https://generalstrikeus.com/https://www.nokings.org/

The Evolution and Resurgence of Fascist PropagandaIn this special replay episode of 'Propaganda Loves You,' host Kodie Olbert and co-hosts Arthur and Joe discuss the early propaganda tactics employed by fascist regimes, focusing on Mussolini and Hitler's use of media manipulation to consolidate power. The episode features a combined audio track of episodes three and four, examining the historical context of fascist propaganda and its modern manifestations. The hosts delve into the methods of creating enemies, rewriting history, and glorifying leaders, highlighting parallels to current political climates globally. They also explore how propaganda has adapted in the digital age, leveraging social media and disinformation campaigns to influence public perception. The discussion concludes with cautionary reflections on the importance of questioning narratives and staying vigilant against authoritarian ideologies.00:00 Introduction and New Content Announcement00:27 Combining Episodes: Early Fascism Propaganda01:03 Subscription Model and Content Access02:56 Hypothetical Dictators and Slogans04:54 Spot the Fake Slogan Game07:04 Historical Fascist Regimes: Germany, Italy, and Spain08:23 Fascism's Rise Post-World War I11:07 Mussolini's Propaganda Machine11:42 Hitler's Propaganda Tactics12:38 Fascism's Need for Enemies24:26 Fascist Propaganda's Impact on Society25:25 Modern Parallels and Reflections30:09 The Rise of Fascism Pre-WWII31:13 The Invasion of Poland and the Start of WWII32:12 Mussolini's Unpreparedness for War33:25 Hitler's Eastern Front Gamble34:32 The Fall of Fascism37:54 Mussolini's Downfall and Hitler's Last Days42:15 Post-War Fascist Propaganda50:40 The Cold War and Anti-Communist Propaganda53:17 Modern Fascist Movements and Social Media55:54 Conclusion: The Persistence of Fascist Propaganda

Decoding Propaganda: Algorithms, Laws, and EducationIn this episode of 'Propaganda Loves You,' host Arthur, joined by Kodie and Joe, dive into the intricate ways propaganda shapes our reality. The episode starts with personal updates, touching on topics like Huntington's disease advancements and Disneyland experiences. They then critically analyze how propaganda is embedded in our infrastructure, discussing algorithms, laws, and education systems. Key subjects include Oracle's purchase of TikTok's algorithm, Trump's NSPM-7 memorandum labeling anti-fascism as terrorism, and Oklahoma's controversial education policies under Ryan Walters. The hosts explore the implications of these developments, the role of media in shaping narratives, and the importance of decoding and contesting propaganda.00:00 Introduction and Hosts00:43 Personal Updates and Stories03:23 Disneyland Adventures06:24 Stray Cats and Community Efforts10:15 Propaganda and Media Influence12:39 TikTok Algorithm Controversy26:27 National Security and Anti-Fascism36:38 The Complexity of Political Ideologies38:20 Gun Violence and Mental Health in America39:58 Anti-Capitalism and Its Perceptions41:26 Gaza and International Solidarity43:34 Propaganda and Emotional Overwhelm46:24 Education and Political Indoctrination53:05 Freedom and Its Different Interpretations01:02:36 Upcoming Elections and Political Engagement01:09:31 Podcast Plans and Future ContentSources Used for this episode - Larry Ellison’s Oracle Among Controlling Investors In TikTok Deal, Report SaysFact Sheet: President Donald J. Trump Develops New Strategy to Counter Domestic Terrorism and Organized Political Violence – The White HouseTrump’s NSPM-7 Labels Common Beliefs As Terrorism “Indicators”Countering Domestic Terrorism and Organized Political Violence – The White HouseDesignating Antifa as a Domestic Terrorist Organization – The White HouseRyan Walters resigns as Oklahoma schools chief to lead conservative group | AP Newshttps://techcrunch.com/2025/09/26/heres-whats-happening-right-now-with-the-us-tiktok-deal/ Postcards for Democracy - Postcards | Progressive Turnout ProjectPostcards for Swing States - Self-Paced Volunteer Opportunity · MobilizePostcards4Democracy - Get Started

Propaganda Loves You Book Club: Exploring New Definitions of Property and FreedomIn this episode of 'Propaganda Loves You Book Club,' hosts dive into Chapter 4 of 'The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity' by David Graeber and David Wengrow. The discussion focuses on shifting definitions of property and freedom, contrasting modern capitalist perspectives with those of indigenous and prehistorical societies. The chapter also explores the Victorian era's false promises of leisure and the role of technology in labor. The hosts reflect on the value systems in today's society, touching on egalitarianism, knowledge access, and the illusion of freedom. The show ends with a look ahead to Chapter 5 and a call for societal change.00:00 Introduction and Casual Banter01:00 Propaganda Loves You Book Club: The Dawn of Everything01:54 Exploring Chapter Four: Free People and Private Property02:11 Ancient Human Mobility and Modern Stagnation06:37 The Concept of Egalitarianism13:43 Defining Freedom in Historical Context25:03 Labor, Technology, and the False Promise of Leisure33:01 Exploring Ancient Farming Techniques33:40 The Impossibility of Tribal Lifestyles Today35:02 Poverty Point and Agricultural Societies36:46 Modern Gatherings and Cultural Reflections39:05 The Concept of Private Property41:59 Ownership and Stewardship in Indigenous Societies44:04 Philosophical Reflections on Property and Society57:11 Book Club Wrap-Up and Reflections01:00:34 Closing Thoughts and Call to Action

Propaganda Loves You: Jimmy Kimmel Update, Antifa Designation, and Tech Sector ReflectionsIn this episode of 'Propaganda Loves You,' host Kodie provides an update on Jimmy Kimmel's temporary removal and anticipated return, before diving into a discussion with Arthur about various pressing issues. They cover the recent violent events linked to Charlie Kirk, the designation of Antifa as a terrorist organization, and the implications of this for free speech and dissent in the U.S. Kodie also shares personal reflections on his departure from Microsoft and the challenges within the tech sector. The discussion extends to international issues, including the bombings in Gaza and geopolitical tensions. The episode ends with a look ahead to the upcoming midterms and a call to action for civic engagement.00:00 Introduction and Update on Jimmy Kimmel00:32 Welcome to Prop Candle Loves You01:18 Recap of Recent Events04:38 Discussion on Tech Industry and Personal Updates12:39 Sponsor Message14:31 Jimmy Kimmel Controversy and FCC17:24 Charlie Kirk and Political Repercussions24:39 The Bizarre Speech and Its Implications25:17 Rewriting History and Logical Fallacies27:31 The Right-Wing Violence Cover-Up30:47 Patriot Podcast Advertisement32:13 Internal Counter-Terrorism Tactics35:45 Government Actions and Authoritarianism36:38 Upcoming No Kings Rally37:40 International Conflicts and Strikes41:01 Midterms and Political Endorsements44:37 Book Club and Closing Remarkshttps://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5507682-doj-removes-far-right-extremism-study/

Exploring 'The Dawn of Everything': Chapters 3 DiscussionIn this episode of 'Propaganda Loves You,' the book club dives into chapters 3 of 'The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity' by David Graeber and David Wengrow. The discussion opens with tips on how to tackle complex academic readings, emphasizing the importance of grasping key arguments and examples. Key takeaways include the authors' argument against the assumption that ancient humans were less capable or sophisticated than modern humans, challenging the linear progression narrative of human history. The conversation covers the concept of seasonal societies, the evolution of hierarchy, and the role of surplus in creating social inequality. Other notable points include human dialogic thought and its influence on political consciousness, as well as historical examples of conscious political choices preceding written history. The episode concludes with reflections on the existential questions the book raises about contemporary society's entrenchment in hierarchical structures.00:00 Introduction and Book Club Welcome01:32 Discussing Chapter 3: Key Arguments and Takeaways05:02 Human Nature and Historical Perspectives10:59 Seasonality and Social Structures14:36 Dialogic Thought and Political Consciousness22:26 Surplus and Inequality33:40 Concluding Thoughts and Reflections42:11 Wrap-Up and Call to Action