Playlist for The Media Squat with Douglas Rushkoff - June 15, 2009

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June 15, 2009: Growth

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Artist Track Album Label
Ramones  We Want the Airwaves   Anthology: Hey Ho, Let's Go!  Rhino 
Douglas Rushkoff  Show theme Growth      
Douglas Rushkoff  Reaction to the book tour for "Life Inc."      
Douglas Rushkoff  Common Issues      
Douglas Rushkoff  I want my MTV, Why do we have to ghive this up?      
Douglas Rushk  Yes, but at what cost?      
Douglas Rushkoff  Aren't people just selfish?      
Douglas Rushkoff  A No, Science (Food sharing, Glynn Isaac) (Rand, Berautiful Mind - Mathematician)      
Douglas Rushkoff  Ni. Science, Food scaring, Glynn Isaac)      
Douglas Rushkoff  RAND - Beautiful Mind mathematician      
Douglas Rushkoff  Science justifies . Rekligion sells      
Douglas Rushkoff  What is left of belief      
Douglas Rushkoff`  What you actuaolly know      
Gang of four  Damaged Goods   Entertainment  Rhino / Wea 
Douglas Rushkoff`  Jody Radzik of Guruphiliac.com      
Douglas Rushkoff`  Sprotual matirity      
Jody Radzyk  Auto-hagiography      
Jody Radzyk  Folk theory of enlightenment      
Douglas Rushkoff & Jody Radzyk  How are post-burningman becoming corrupted      
Douglas Rushkoff & Jody Radzyk  Holding gurus to higher standards      
Douglas Rushkoff & Jody Radzyk  Ideas of enlightenment      
Douglas Rushkoff & Jody Radzyk  Talking devotion      
Love and Rockets  So Alive   So Alive  RCA 
Douglas Rushkoff & Jody Radzyk  Continue      
Ramones  We Want the Airwaves   Anthology: Hey Ho, Let's Go!  Rhino 

Listener comments!

Mon. 6/15/09 7:29pm From: charles-A.

Is there anyone there?

Mon. 6/15/09 7:42pm From: adam p

hey did you guys talk about landmark forum yet?

Mon. 6/15/09 7:44pm From: C-A.

I'm hearing about it right now...

Mon. 6/15/09 7:44pm From: adam p

thanks doug!

Tue. 6/16/09 6:25pm From: noah

Hi Douglas,
You should have Grant Morrison on, if you can get him. Also, I know you are on this book tour and this book is central in your mind and all, but I'd love to hear you talk about some of the other topics you've written on, such as Judaism. I'd love to hear some conversation on what kind of group skills, and social skills we'd have to learn to be able to work in bottom up groups. I feel as if we are fairly illiterate in those areas, making group work very difficult.

Wed. 6/17/09 4:55pm From: Brian Oregon

The inherently social (as opposed to individual/selfish) nature of human being is reflected in the central role of language in our individual and group lives. Humans could not live without language.

Sun. 6/21/09 4:39pm From: Brian Oregon

Corporations are a very efficient way to consolidate the power of the powerful -- on a practical level power is grouped and then entrusted to handlers that use the power to increase the power/profits of the investors (that is the people with the power). Are there things that would never have developed unless we adopted a system of corporate-enhanced power? Probably, but it's not an answerable question at this point, so it's kind of dumb for people to get hung up on it. We are where are. All we can do is move forward, hopefully in ways based on democracy rather than on the interests of concentrated power.

Sun. 6/21/09 4:45pm From: Brian Oregon

Here's a strange but true thought: the product of television (the thing it produces in order to make money) is viewers.

Sun. 6/21/09 4:59pm From: Brian Oregon

The citation of biological evolution to justify social (including economic) practices is evil. Any one who does this should be put on the list for tar and feathering.

Sun. 6/21/09 5:04pm From: Brian Oregon

Out here in ranch land Oregon, people will actually say out loud that they aren't concerned about "all that global warming stuff" because God is in control. That these people are "conservatives" from the Modern Superpower tells us something very important about how modern imperialism works...

Wed. 6/24/09 11:00pm From: Ouro

I must say I cannot agree with Jody's "pick and choose" mentality. This is the typical consumerist approach to spirituality. Let's take a quote from Kant, Sapere Aude! (Have the courage to use your own reason.)

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