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 I think consumer society is an arrangement without a future. I'm trying to figure out how to become a postconsumer and spend my time working on the lifeboat flotilla. This podcast is about practical, personal choices we can make to meet the future we're actually going to get head on.Copyright Tyler Disney Successo personale Sviluppo personale
Episodi
  • The Horror of Freedom | Episode 034

    The Horror of Freedom | Episode 034
    Jul 3 2025
    An update on what I've been up to the past year or so and what fresh Lovecraftian horror I'm going beard-to-tentacle to with at the moment.
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  • You Are Walking Into A Trap: Deep Response Chapter 1 | ep033

    You Are Walking Into A Trap: Deep Response Chapter 1 | ep033
    Apr 8 2025
    This is the full audio of chapter 1 of my book Deep Response.

    The purpose of Deep Response is to unpack post-consumer praxis for people who are explicitly wrestling with the question of what to do about the metacrisis in their own lives, like I was. I spent years banging my head against a wall, trying to figure out how to align my actions with my understanding of the multivariate crises facing humanity and the planet.

    This is the book I wish someone had handed to me when I was young and became metacrisis-aware. It is the result of my five years digesting post-consumer praxis and applying it to my own life.
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    25 min
  • AMA2 Getting Over the Dark Lust for Money and Status | Episode 032

    AMA2 Getting Over the Dark Lust for Money and Status | Episode 032
    Aug 3 2024
    In this AMA I answer questions about what I miss from being an ongrid worker/consumer, getting over the ego satisfaction of a white collar career, and getting over the dark lust for money and status.
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    11 min
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