"The thing about finding consensus is that it depends on a shared reality." – Astra Taylor 

 Not too long ago, the phrase “my truth” would not only have meant very little to most people, but it would have sounded like the deepest of contradictions. But there are really good reasons why personal experience is just about the only thing a lot of people feel like they can really trust. In this episode, we hear from and about individuals and collectives whose mistrust of the banks, or the police, or even a particular pizza parlor in Washington D.C., compel them to take action. It’s about questioning some of the old places we are asked to have faith in,  and it’s about the struggle to build new ones … for better or worse. Featuring: John Akomfrah, Charlie Shackleton, and Astra Taylor