Showing posts with label Marxism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marxism. Show all posts

Friday, October 4, 2019

AK47 Season 2 Episode 25: Paul Gottfried on Cultural Marxism and Conservatism

Author, historian, and former Elizabethtown professor, Paul Gottfried, comes on the show to talk about Cultural Marxism, Conservatism, and their historical context. 

Listen to the episode here.  If you prefer other platforms to listen to the episode, click any of the links on the left side of the screen.

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Note: The audio quality of the episode is lower than normal, but Gottfried is still easy to understand.  For first time listeners of the podcast, don't let this discourage you.  Our other episodes have higher quality audio and if Gottfried ever comes back, we'll be sure to have better quality.

Tuesday, July 10, 2018

The AK47 Podcast Season 1: Episode 12

Aaron and I discuss economic and cultural Marxism and discuss whether or not it is compatible with Christianity.  I also say "um" a lot and appear uneducated.

Check it out here.

Friday, July 6, 2018

The AK47 Podcast Season 1: Episode 8

Aaron didn't join us for this one, but don't worry.  I didn't leave him or lock him in the closet or anything.  We actually recorded one together earlier today, but that one isn't up yet.

Here is my interview with Adrian Urias on his journey from atheism to Protestant Christianity and then to Catholicism.  I also ask Adrian to respond to some basic Protestant objections to Catholicism.  Adrian's background is very interesting and involves issues like Marxism, Capitalism, Communism, freedom, equality, and other high-concept stuff.

Forgive some of my heavy breathing in the beginning of the interview.  It doesn't overpower the dialogue and it only last for a very short time, so don't worry too much about it.

I'm finally getting the hang of the editing software, so the transition from intro music to the actual talking is much smoother.

Listen to the interview here.

For more materials from Adrian, check out his blog.