In this second edition of Couterhegemony Podcast I try to distinguish between "counterhegemony" and other words we use to talk about social change; I also talk about the concepts of "historic bloc" and "common sense."

Background music:

Toyi-Toyi Introduction / Kramat, by Abdullah Ibrahim from the Amandla! a Revolution in Four-Part Harmony soundtrack
Love Revolution by Mysterious People
The Revolution Starts Now by Steve Earle

Introduction
Definition
History
Linguistics /
Outro

Music:
Manu Chao, Me Gustas Tu
Yann Tiersen, Soir De Fete
Georges Delerue, Indicatif
Ry Cooder & Manuel Galban, Dru Me Negrita

CounterHegemony 16 - Catching up and India Nuclear Proliferation

• www.counterhegemony.org - Quick refresher - Hegemony and CounterHegemony
• September 30 2004 US Presidential Debate - Biggest threat to US security? - Kerry and Bush answer, edited to opening statements.
• Democracy Now , hosted by Amy Goodman, interviews Arundhati Roy amidst Bush's nuclear visit to India.

Music:
Papa Was A Rollin' Stone (instrumental), The Funk Brothers
Calamine, Four Tet
The Launch, DJ Jean
Breathless, Laurent Garnier
On The Painted Desert, Boom Boom Satellites
Which Describes How You're Feeling, They Might Be Giants

CounterHegemony 15 - Shahid Buttar: The Rule of Law

I revisit my Shahid Buttar interview - here he discusses some historical benchmarks of the American 'Rule of Law.'

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

www.counterhegemony.org

CounterHegemony 14 - Germaine Greer on Global Feminsm

music:
Cannonball, The Breeders
Brand New Dub, Roots Manuva
Golden Rain, The Art of Trance
Summer 78 (Instrumental), Yann Tiersen
Snowflakes, Pizzicato Five

My Odeo Channel (odeo/23b2595486db46e9)

CounterHegemony 13 - George Lakoff - Framing the Debate (2 of 2) Music: Mama's Always On Stage (Instrumental), Arrested Development; Liberation Front, Thievery Corporation; Take Me Somewhere Nice, Mogwai