It’s not what you know; it’s what you can prove. For years, Forensic Architecture has exposed state crimes against civilians, nature, and humanity. This week on Downstream, Ash Sarkar meets its director Eyal Weizman to discuss Israel’s settler colonial project, the police killing of Mark Duggan, and how the testimony of blindfolded torture victims helped construct a model of Bashar al-Assad’s most notorious torture prison.
Novara FM: Revenge of the Commoners w/ Jon Moses
Downstream: Is It Time for a Universal Basic Income? w/ Will Stronge
Downstream: Leaving London’s Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Community w/ Izzy Posen
Downstream: Can The Green Party Transform British Politics? w/ Zack Polanski
ACFM Trip 34: The Outdoors
Downstream: How To Predict the Future w/ Peter Turchin
Novara FM: Let’s Go Outside
Downstream: The British Media Is Broken w/ Moya Lothian-McLean & Michael Walker
Novara FM: Wave of Automation w/ Aaron Benanev
Novara FM: The Mute Compulsion of Capitalism w/ Søren Mau
Downstream: How Corporations Control the Government w/ Matt Kennard
Novara FM: Palestine as Showroom w/ Antony Loewenstein
Downstream: God-Like AI Is Closer Than You Think w/ Ian Hogarth
ACFM Microdose: Sitcoms At Work
Novara FM: Tout Le Monde Déteste La Police
ACFM Trip 33: Comedy
Downstream: The Truth about the GDR w/ Katja Hoyer
Novara FM: Much More Freedom Is Necessary W/ Sophie K. Rosa
Downstream: How the Media Lies About Palestine w/ Mohammed el-Kurd
Novara FM: Atomic Split w/ Matthew T. Huber and Andrea Vetter
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