The Ignoramus's Guide to Surviving Humanity
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The Ignoramus's Guide talks to John Ross, Senior Fellow Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, Renmin University of China and No Cold War Britain Signatory.On this episode, Ileana gets to alleiviate a lot of her ignorance around the differe
On this episode, Wei and Ileana talk to Adrian Devant and Matt Alford about their documentaries Ithaka and Theaters of War and the alarming relevance of the book “Propaganda in the Information Age: Still Manufacturing Consent” toour everyday li
Susana Khalil on why the Palestinian Cause is about the fight against the worst colonialism in our human history. In this episode of The Ignoramus's Guide Pod, Ileana and co-host Ahmed Sharan talk to politologist , researcher and founder of the
Episode 27Huda Ammori on how we only need an alliance of the willing few to make meaningful change.In this episode, Ileana talks to Huda Ammori co-founder of direct action group Palestine Action. They discuss how simple yet consistent action c
Ep 26 Why Abolition is the compassionate and constructive solution to our punitive capitalistic system with Isabella Yasmin Kajiwara Ileana and Sayorsa dive deep with Isabella Yasmin Kajiwara on Abolition, specifically abolishing borders and pr
Ep 25 What the Heck is Mutual Aid? With Keira May of All Rise CollectiveIleana and new Co-host, Soairse talk to Keira May about mutual aid, what it is, how it differs from charity and how anyone anywhere can do it. Keira shares their experience
In Episode 24 of The Ignoramus’s Guide Podcast, Ileana and new co host, Stephen Hoo talk to author Kerry Young about her trilogy that’s not really a trilogy, Pao, Gloria and Show Me a Mountain. They discuss the development of Pao as a TV series
On this week’s podcast, Ileana talks to author and musician, Ivy Ngeow on her books, “Overboard”, “Cry of the Flying Rhino” and “Heart of Glass”. They discuss how to differentiate between constructive criticism and perfectionism, the daily prac
On this week’s podcast, Wei and Ileana talk to academic, Yann Ryan about our Book of October, “Debt The First 5000 Years" by David Graeber. We discuss Squid Game, the Occupy movement 10 years on and how Graeber makes the case for debt being the
In part two of our conversation, Wei and Ileana talk to creative producer, curator and researcher, Thiago Jesus on the 1st Brazil Indigenous Film Festival in the UK and his current project, “The Sacred Cave of Kamukuwaká”. We discuss the evocat
Ep 20 Thiago Jesus on reimagining Indigenous collaborations with artists from the Kuikuro people in the Brazilian AmazonIn part one of our conversation, Wei and Ileana talk to creative producer, curator and researcher, Thiago Jesus on the first
On this week’s podcast, Ileana and community organiser, Saorsa have an honest conversation about their own evolving Sinophobia, biases and susceptibility to the propaganda they were brought up in (Spoiler alert! It’s from the West) and what we
On this week’s podcast, Wei and Ileana talk to Dr Anna Sulan Masing about Iban longhouse parties, the versatility of sarongs, how cinnamon unites us all and that both cheese and the Cheese Magazine might both be accidental moments of genius.Fol
On this week’s podcast, Anne and Ileana talk to Jeremy Lyne, a doctoral student in his second to last year in a clinical psychology program in California whose clinical work and research both focus on working with individuals and couples who ha
On this week’s podcast, Anne and Ileana talk to actors and creatives Max Carver and Scott Victor Nelson about our book of September, “The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma” by Bessel A. Van der Kolk. They disc
Part one and two of our conversation with Febriana Firdaus and Vincent Bevins on "The Jakarta Method” How anticommunism led by the US capitalist agenda killed millions. Part One.On this week’s podcast, Wei and Ileana talk to Indonesian journali
On this week’s podcast, Wei and Ileana continue their conversation with Vincent Bevins and Febriana Firdaus about “The Jakarta Method”. They discuss how this book could help new generations of Indonesians to reclaim their history, the frat boy
On this week’s podcast, Wei and Ileana talk to Indonesian journalist Febriana Firdaus and American journalist and author, Vincent Bevins on his bestselling book “The Jakarta Method”. We discuss how the US backed capitalist agenda led to the mas
On this week’s podcast, Wei and Ileana talk to BESEA.N founding member and one of the hosts of the podcast “But where are you from?”, Mai-anh Peterson. They discuss the many layers of identity, racism and ignorance, the BESEA.N community HQ bat
On this week’s podcast, Anne and Ileana talk to Mexican born actress and former undocumented youth, Mariel Martinez about our book of July "The Undocumented Americans" By Karla Villavicencio. In part two, we discuss how the dehumanizing langua
On this week’s podcast, Anne and Ileana talk to Mexican born actress and former undocumented youth, Mariel Martinez about our book of July "The Undocumented Americans" By Karla Villavicencio. In part one, Mariel shares some of her experiences
On this week’s podcast, Anne and Ileana talk to Gulf born, Palestinian, Ahmed Sharan about the documentary “Gaza Fights for Freedom” by Abby Martin. They discuss the complicated yet very simple situation in Palestine and Israel, how anti-Zionis
On this week’s podcast, Wei and Ileana talk to journalist, activist and signatory for the No Cold War campaign, Fiona Edwards. They discuss how Western propaganda shapes our fears and xenophobia , the myth of America and China as equal imperial
In part two of this week's podcast, Wei and Ileana get the tables turned on them by their childhood "Uncle", Balliol educated Human Rights lawyer and Singaporean political exile, Tan Wah-Piow. What exactly are they doing to change the system?Ch
In part one of this week's podcast, Wei and Ileana have a conversation with their childhood "Uncle", Balliol educated Human Rights lawyer and Singaporean political exile, Tan Wah-Piow. They discuss the cost of speaking up for your principles, t
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