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Void Wave

Void Wave Podcast

A Society, Culture and Philosophy podcast
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Void Wave Podcast

Void Wave

Void Wave Podcast

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Void Wave Podcast

Void Wave

Void Wave Podcast

A Society, Culture and Philosophy podcast
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In today’s episode we are finishing our review of The Ultimate Antinatalism Argument Guide (https://bit.ly/3mYR3pK), a collaborative project authored by a number of users active in the antinatalist community on Reddit. The guide is not a work o
In today’s episode we are continuing with part two of our review of The Ultimate Antinatalism Argument Guide (https://bit.ly/3mYR3pK), a collaborative project authored by a number of users active in the antinatalist community on Reddit. The gui
In this week’s episode we once again revisit the topic of antinatalism and take a look at The Ultimate Antinatalism Argument Guide (https://bit.ly/3mYR3pK), a collaborative project authored by a number of users active in the antinatalist commun
In today’s episode we’re having a look at Simon Amstell’s 2017 vegan mockumentary Carnage. Set in the year 2067, the film chronicles the events leading up to a utopian future in which animal liberation has been achieved and plant based living h
It’s spooky season and in this week’s episode we’re discussing David Lynch’s nightmarish cult classic Eraserhead (1977). As a filmmaker, Lynch is notorious for his experimental style, part of which is of course his at times cryptic and not alwa
For this week’s episode we return to the subject of antinatalism and have a quick look at Robert J King’s article Good to Be Alive – Is anti-natalism to be taken seriously?, published in 2019 via Psychology Today’s online blog section - https:/
In today’s episode we are finishing our Hubert Selby Jr. double feature by having a look at Darren Aronofsky’s Requiem for a Dream (2000). The movie is again set mostly in Brooklyn and while also exploring themes similar to those of Last Exit t
In this episode we’re having a look at Uli Edel’s 1989 slice-of-life drama Last Exit to Brooklyn. The film is based on Hubert Selby Jr.’s novel of the same name, which was hotly debated in some countries when it originally came out in 1964. Nat
For this episode we decided to talk about a range of issues related to antinatalism. We start the discussion off with the topic of falling birth rates and natalist policies implemented in reaction to them, segueing into an examination of the ch
In today’s episode we are discussing S1 of Eric Kripke’s small screen adaptation of the violent, dark, but also humorous comic book series The Boys originally created by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson. At the time of recording S2 had just sta
In this episode we’re going to have a look at Alfonso Cuarón’s 2006 dystopian action-thriller Children of Men. Despite its relatively poor performance at the box office upon release, the movie has become somewhat of a modern classic by now and
In this shorter preface episode we are introducing ourselves, chat about our motivations behind starting this project and broadly preview some of the topics we have a shared interest in and will be featuring on the podcast.
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