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This week we are discussing Kelly I. Chung's “If Today Never Gives Up In Me”: Amina Ross's Spacious Black Present" published in Liquid Blackness, an open access journal dedicated to the study of aesthetic theory and Black Studies.

We're back with a fresh season after a long hiatus. This week we're discussing Peter Spearman, "The Man Within: Blackness and Simulation in Injustice: Gods Among Us."

This week we discuss Calvin Warren's "Abandoning Time: Black Nihilism and the Democratic Imagination" along with current geopolitical tensions and economic anxieties. Shout out to @theblacksparkpodcast for the intro/outro music! Please support us by liking, subscribing, and reviewing our podcast

This week we discuss Chapter 3 of Marquis Bey's "Black Trans Feminism," along with current geopolitical tensions and economic anxieties. Shout out to @theblacksparkpodcast for the intro/outro music! Please support us by liking, subscribing, and reviewing our podcast

This week we discuss Aime Cesaire's Discourse on Colonialism along with the recent Roe v. Wade draft opinion leak. Shout out to @theblacksparkpodcast for the intro/outro music! Please support us by liking, subscribing, and reviewing our podcast as well as visiting our Patreon account (https://bit.ly/32vWe8P).

This week we discuss G's "Techno-Orientalism" piece on Political Theology Network. Shout out to @theblacksparkpodcast for the intro/outro music! Please support us by liking, subscribing, and reviewing our podcast as well as visiting our Patreon account (https://bit.ly/32vWe8P).

This week we discuss Aria Dean's "Notes on Blacceleration" and current events accelerating the demise of late capitalism. Shout out to @theblacksparkpodcast for the intro/outro music! Please support us by liking, subscribing, and reviewing our podcast as well as visiting our Patreon account (https://bit.ly/32vWe8P).

This week we discuss Fred Moten's "Blackness and Nothingness," and discuss gas prices, South Korean presidential election results, and Florida's "Don't Say Gay" law. Shout out to @theblacksparkpodcast for the intro/outro music! Please support us by liking, subscribing, and reviewing our podcast as well as visiting our Patreon account (https://bit.ly/32vWe8P).

Theories in Praxis returns for the second season by checking in on what Phil and Girim have been doing over the past few month, commentary on the Ukraine crisis, and looking to what's next.

This week we discuss Philip's article "The Black Posthuman Transformer" (https://bit.ly/3j130Ks) and discuss #WallStreetBets war on hedge funds. Shout out to @theblacksparkpodcast for the intro/outro music! Please support us by liking, subscribing, and reviewing our podcast as well as visiting our Patreon account (https://bit.ly/32vWe8P).

This week we discuss Warren Montag and Joseph Serrano's "Socialism, Universalism and Anti-Anti-Racism," and discuss the fallout of the January 6th MAGA Coup. Shout out to @theblacksparkpodcast for the intro/outro music! Please support us by liking, subscribing, and reviewing our podcast as well as visiting our Patreon account (https://bit.ly/32vWe8P).

This week we discuss Fred Moten and Stefano Harney's "The Undercommons," and discuss the SolarWinds hack, China's weather experiments, and France's cyborg soldiers. Shout out to @theblacksparkpodcast for the intro/outro music! Please support us by liking, subscribing, and reviewing our podcast as well as visiting our Patreon account (https://bit.ly/32vWe8P).

This week we discuss Jaime de Val and Stefan Lorenz Sorgner's "A Metahumanist Manifesto," discuss current events like AI-assisted remote weapons and continued attacks on election integrity by the alt-right. Shout out to @theblacksparkpodcast for the intro/outro music! Please support us by liking, subscribing, and reviewing our podcast as well as visiting our Patreon account (https://bit.ly/32vWe8P).

This week we discuss G's latest article "Decolonizing Comparative Theology" (https://bit.ly/3kKOMgc), discuss current events like post-election fallout, and offer a good metaphor for what liberation looks like. Please support us by liking, subscribing, and reviewing our podcast as well as visiting our Patreon account (https://bit.ly/32vWe8P).

This week we discuss updates during Election Day, muse about current political happenings, review Denise Ferreira da Silva's "Toward a Black Feminist Poethics," and talk about future practices of liberation. Please support us by liking, subscribing, and reviewing our podcast as well as visiting our Patreon account (https://bit.ly/32vWe8P).