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The Culture & Anarchy Podcast brings you the best in freethinking criticism on contemporary issues, libertarianism, Austrian Economics, anarchocapitalism, socialism, religion, atheism, and literature. No issue is off limits. No topic is too profane. Prepare yourself for perfection: "The best that has been thought and said." Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/culture-anarchy/support

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The Culture & Anarchy Podcast brings you the best in freethinking criticism on contemporary issues, libertarianism, Austrian Economics, anarchocapitalism, socialism, religion, atheism, and literature. No issue is off limits. No topic is too profane. Prepare yourself for perfection: "The best that has been thought and said." Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/culture-anarchy/support

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48. The Prisoner of Chillon, by Lord Byron; feat. Introduction and Background

8/7/2019
The Prisoner of Chillon, by Lord Byron **Be sure to pick up your copy of my new book, The God Function: Deus Ex Grammatica (http://www.lulu.com/shop/morgan-a-brown/the-god-function-deus-ex-grammatica/paperback/product-23361685.html). 30% discount @ lulu.com! NOW AVAILABLE IN AUDIOBOOK FORMAT (AUDIBLE/ITUNES, ETC)** TABLE OF CONTENTS [02:20] Introduction, by Morgan A. Brown -- Some historical and biographical notes that one should consider when trying to understand the poem's underlying...

Duration:01:40:48

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48. The Dial (Volume II): The Woods of Arcady [Complete Edition]

8/1/2019
The Dial (Volume II): The Woods of Arcady Featuring Poems & Music by the following artists: 1. “Transcendentalism,” by Robert Browning MUSIC: Beethoven, Symphony No. 6 2. “PROEM: Khordeh Avesta,” Publius MUSIC: JS Bach - Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 in D Major 3. “A Fit of Rhyme Against the Times,” A.A. Learmont MUSIC: Lobo Loco – Traveling to Louisiana 4. “Tragic: Mahler’s Sixth,” Morgan A. Brown MUSIC: Dan Friel - Ulysses MUSIC: Gustave Mahler – Symphony No. 1 5. “Living Classicism,” Troy...

Duration:01:26:49

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47. The Dial (Volume II): The Woods of Arcady [PART III]

7/30/2019
The Dial (Volume II): The Woods of Arcady Featuring Poems and music by the following artists: 12. “Cilicians,” Morgan A. Brown MUSIC: Bedrich Smetana—Ma Vlast (Vltava) [https://musopen.org/music/25719-ma-vlast-vltava-the-moldau/] (PD) 13. “An Ode to President Trump,” John Gao MUSIC: The US Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps – Soldier’s Farewell Fanfare/Montezuma/March of Windsor Park...

Duration:00:34:02

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46. The Dial (Volume II): The Woods of Arcady [PART II]

7/23/2019
The Dial (Volume II): The Woods of Arcady Featuring Poems & music by the following artists: 6. “Padre Canyon Pilgrimage,” Jack Perry MUSIC: Sam Shalabi– Rebetikaud [http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Sam_Shalabi/On_A_Steady_Diet_of_Hash_Bread__Salt/soundeyet_-_ON_A_STEADY_DIET_OF_HASH_BREAD__SALT_-_08_Rebetikaud] (CCA3) 7. “Fey king Minio: A Cheyenne Romance,” Morgan A. Brown MUSIC: Kai Engel – Moonlight Reprise...

Duration:00:30:54

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44. The Dial (Volume II): The Woods of Arcady [PART I]

7/16/2019
The Dial (Volume II): The Woods of Arcady Featuring music and poetry by the following artists, in chronological order: 1. “Transcendentalism,” by Robert Browning MUSIC: Papalin – Beethoven 6th Symphony, first movement Musopen.org [https://musopen.org/music/2568-symphony-no-6-in-f-major-pastoral-op-68/] (CCA3) 2. “PROEM: Khordeh Avesta,” Publius MUSIC: Advent Chamber orchestra–Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No.5 in D Major- Affectuoso...

Duration:00:25:47

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XI. Wherefore We Should Love One Another (WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER)

1/10/2019
WHAT SOCIAL CLASSES OWE TO EACH OTHER (1884) BY WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER Read by Morgan A. Brown (The Culture & Anarchy Podcast) In this collection of essays and reflections, William Graham Sumner questions the duties that social activists assume each social class owes to the other. He first inquires into the origins of these "social classes" (the rich, the poor, the capitalist, the working man) that form the class types under question, which do not have their home in American life and whose...

Duration:00:24:21

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X. The Case of the Forgotten Man Farther Considered (WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER)

1/10/2019
WHAT SOCIAL CLASSES OWE TO EACH OTHER (1884) BY WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER Read by Morgan A. Brown (The Culture & Anarchy Podcast) In this collection of essays and reflections, William Graham Sumner questions the duties that social activists assume each social class owes to the other. He first inquires into the origins of these "social classes" (the rich, the poor, the capitalist, the working man) that form the class types under question, which do not have their home in American life and whose...

Duration:00:27:37

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IX. On The Case of a Certain Man Who Is Never Thought Of (WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER)

1/10/2019
WHAT SOCIAL CLASSES OWE TO EACH OTHER (1884) BY WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER Read by Morgan A. Brown (The Culture & Anarchy Podcast) In this collection of essays and reflections, William Graham Sumner questions the duties that social activists assume each social class owes to the other. He first inquires into the origins of these "social classes" (the rich, the poor, the capitalist, the working man) that form the class types under question, which do not have their home in American life and whose...

Duration:00:16:37

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VIII. On the Value of the Rule to Mind One's Own Business (WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER)

1/10/2019
WHAT SOCIAL CLASSES OWE TO EACH OTHER (1884) BY WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER Read by Morgan A. Brown (The Culture & Anarchy Podcast) In this collection of essays and reflections, William Graham Sumner questions the duties that social activists assume each social class owes to the other. He first inquires into the origins of these "social classes" (the rich, the poor, the capitalist, the working man) that form the class types under question, which do not have their home in American life and whose...

Duration:00:15:51

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VII. Concerning Some Old Foes Under New Faces (WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER)

12/24/2018
WHAT SOCIAL CLASSES OWE TO EACH OTHER (1884) BY WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER Read by Morgan A. Brown (The Culture & Anarchy Podcast) In this collection of essays and reflections, William Graham Sumner questions the duties that social activists assume each social class owes to the other. He first inquires into the origins of these "social classes" (the rich, the poor, the capitalist, the working man) that form the class types under question, which do not have their home in American life and whose...

Duration:00:15:38

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VI. That He Who Would be Well Taken Care of Must First Take Care of Himself (WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER)

12/24/2018
WHAT SOCIAL CLASSES OWE TO EACH OTHER (1884) BY WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER Read by Morgan A. Brown (The Culture & Anarchy Podcast) In this collection of essays and reflections, William Graham Sumner questions the duties that social activists assume each social class owes to the other. He first inquires into the origins of these "social classes" (the rich, the poor, the capitalist, the working man) that form the class types under question, which do not have their home in American life and whose...

Duration:00:28:19

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V. That We Must Have Few Men, If We Want Strong Men (WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER)

12/24/2018
WHAT SOCIAL CLASSES OWE TO EACH OTHER (1884) BY WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER Read by Morgan A. Brown (The Culture & Anarchy Podcast) In this collection of essays and reflections, William Graham Sumner questions the duties that social activists assume each social class owes to the other. He first inquires into the origins of these "social classes" (the rich, the poor, the capitalist, the working man) that form the class types under question, which do not have their home in American life and whose...

Duration:00:13:44

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IV. On the Reasons Why Man is not Altogether a Brute (WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER)

12/24/2018
WHAT SOCIAL CLASSES OWE TO EACH OTHER (1884) BY WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER Read by Morgan A. Brown (The Culture & Anarchy Podcast) In this collection of essays and reflections, William Graham Sumner questions the duties that social activists assume each social class owes to the other. He first inquires into the origins of these "social classes" (the rich, the poor, the capitalist, the working man) that form the class types under question, which do not have their home in American life and whose...

Duration:00:20:50

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III. That it is not Wicked to Be Rich(WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER)

12/18/2018
WHAT SOCIAL CLASSES OWE TO EACH OTHER (1884) BY WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER Read by Morgan A. Brown (The Culture & Anarchy Podcast) In this collection of essays and reflections, William Graham Sumner questions the duties that social activists assume each social class owes to the other. He first inquires into the origins of these "social classes" (the rich, the poor, the capitalist, the working man) that form the class types under question, which do not have their home in American life and whose...

Duration:00:21:06

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II. That a Free Man is a Sovereign, but that a Sovereign Cannot Take "Tips" (WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER)

12/18/2018
WHAT SOCIAL CLASSES OWE TO EACH OTHER (1884) BY WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER Read by Morgan A. Brown (The Culture & Anarchy Podcast) In this collection of essays and reflections, William Graham Sumner questions the duties that social activists assume each social class owes to the other. He first inquires into the origins of these "social classes" (the rich, the poor, the capitalist, the working man) that form the class types under question, which do not have their home in American life and whose...

Duration:00:21:50

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I. On a New Philosophy: Poverty Is the Best Policy (WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER)

12/18/2018
WHAT SOCIAL CLASSES OWE TO EACH OTHER (1884) BY WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER Read by Morgan A. Brown (The Culture & Anarchy Podcast) In this collection of essays and reflections, William Graham Sumner questions the duties that social activists assume each social class owes to the other. He first inquires into the origins of these "social classes" (the rich, the poor, the capitalist, the working man) that form the class types under question, which do not have their home in American life and whose...

Duration:00:21:40

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Introduction (WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER)

12/18/2018
WHAT SOCIAL CLASSES OWE TO EACH OTHER (1884) BY WILLIAM GRAHAM SUMNER Read by Morgan A. Brown (The Culture & Anarchy Podcast) In this collection of essays and reflections, William Graham Sumner questions the duties that social activists assume each social class owes to the other. He first inquires into the origins of these "social classes" (the rich, the poor, the capitalist, the working man) that form the class types under question, which do not have their home in American life and whose...

Duration:00:10:21

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No Treason (Introduction & No. I): The Constitution of No Authority (1867)

9/16/2018
No Treason (Introduction & No. I): The Constitution of No Authority by Lysander Spooner (Volume I of the Lysander Spooner Audio Library) Read by Morgan A. Brown (The Culture & Anarchy Podcast) Produced by The Culture & Anarchy Studios (www.culture-anarchy.com) LIBERTY | LOGIC | LITERATURE In this series of readings, we will study the most audacious work of political philosophy by the natural rights lawyer and radical abolitionist, Lysander Spooner. No Treason argues that the United States...

Duration:00:24:49

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No Treason (No. II): The Constitution of No Authority (1867)

9/16/2018
No Treason (No. II): The Constitution of No Authority by Lysander Spooner (Volume I of the Lysander Spooner Audio Library) Read by Morgan A. Brown (The Culture & Anarchy Podcast) Produced by The Culture & Anarchy Studios (www.culture-anarchy.com) LIBERTY | LOGIC | LITERATURE In this series of readings, we will study the most audacious work of political philosophy by the natural rights lawyer and radical abolitionist, Lysander Spooner. No Treason argues that the United States Constitution is...

Duration:00:29:49

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No Treason (No. VI): The Constitution of No Authority (1870)

9/16/2018
No Treason (No. VI): The Constitution of No Authority by Lysander Spooner (Volume I of the Lysander Spooner Audio Library) Read by Morgan A. Brown (The Culture & Anarchy Podcast) Produced by The Culture & Anarchy Studios (www.culture-anarchy.com) LIBERTY | LOGIC | LITERATURE In this series of readings, we will study the most audacious work of political philosophy by the natural rights lawyer and radical abolitionist, Lysander Spooner. No Treason argues that the United States Constitution is...

Duration:01:57:43