CounterHegemony Podcast 15 - Shahid Buttar on The Rule of Law
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1st note: I noticed the last episode has had more than 4 times the number of downloads than previous one. It could be a particularly good show, or it could mean that I can leave each episode on top for more than a week before they 'saturate' (so to speak). I'll follow the numbers for this one and will produce the next episode when it makes sense (I don't want to undermine wide distribution by over-producing).
2nd note: I strongly recommend downloading and listening to "MLK Against Viet Nam Mashup" which is a podcast of MLK's famous anti-war speech, with a pretty hip groove in the background.
3rd note: This podcast is the second from my interview with Shahid Buttar back in October. Here, he describes his understanding of 'The Rule of Law," some historical moments in the development of "Rule of Law" legal theory, and some critical issues around the debate. I still have a significant amount of that interview to distribute, so stay tuned if you like...
or subscribe to the podcast by pasting this URL into your podcatcher software (itunes, ipodder, etc.) : http://counterhegemony.libsyn.org/rss
1st note: I noticed the last episode has had more than 4 times the number of downloads than previous one. It could be a particularly good show, or it could mean that I can leave each episode on top for more than a week before they 'saturate' (so to speak). I'll follow the numbers for this one and will produce the next episode when it makes sense (I don't want to undermine wide distribution by over-producing).
2nd note: I strongly recommend downloading and listening to "MLK Against Viet Nam Mashup" which is a podcast of MLK's famous anti-war speech, with a pretty hip groove in the background.
3rd note: This podcast is the second from my interview with Shahid Buttar back in October. Here, he describes his understanding of 'The Rule of Law," some historical moments in the development of "Rule of Law" legal theory, and some critical issues around the debate. I still have a significant amount of that interview to distribute, so stay tuned if you like...
Music:
I Fought the Law, The Clash
Moving Cities [Cinematic Orchestra Remix], Faze Action
Fuck This Shit, Belle and Sebastian
Jayjayanthi (Mixed By Kingsuk Biswas), Jolly Mukherjee With The Madras Cinematic Orchestra
Chain Of Fools, Aretha Franklin
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