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Revolution Now! Is a 30 min. bi-weekly podcast hosted by author/filmmaker Peter Joseph. The purpose of the show is to highlight the urgency of what civilization faces todays, coming from the perspective of sociology. In what could also be called a “structuralist” approach, Joseph’s 2017 book The New Human Rights Movement serves as a kind of framework. In this book, which is the inspiration for the podcast, the subjects of bigotry, ecological decline and the systemic public health crisis of socioeconomic inequality are addressed. However, in contrast to other programs dealing with social issues, the goal is to realize a bigger picture, seeking to uncover the deepest roots of our social woes. | Revolution Now! Is a 30 min. bi-weekly podcast hosted by author/filmmaker Peter Joseph. The purpose of the show is to highlight the urgency of what civilization faces todays, coming from the perspective of sociology. In what could also be called a “structuralist” approach, Joseph’s 2017 book The New Human Rights Movement serves as a kind of framework. In this book, which is the inspiration for the podcast, the subjects of bigotry, ecological decline and the systemic public health crisis of socioeconomic inequality are addressed. However, in contrast to other programs dealing with social issues, the goal is to realize a bigger picture, seeking to uncover the deepest roots of our social woes. | ||
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About: Revolution Now! Is a 30 min. bi-weekly podcast hosted by author/filmmaker Peter Joseph. The purpose of the show is to highlight the urgency of what civilization faces todays, coming from the perspective of sociology. In what could also be called a “structuralist” approach, Joseph’s 2017 book The New Human Rights Movement serves as a kind of framework. In this book, which is the inspiration for the podcast, the subjects of bigotry, ecological decline and the systemic public health crisis of socioeconomic inequality are addressed. However, in contrast to other programs dealing with social issues, the goal is to realize a bigger picture, seeking to uncover the deepest roots of our social woes.