Revolution Now! with Peter Joseph | Ep #28 | Aug 29th 2021

In this episode (Part 2/2), the destructive forces of economic growth, cont.: cyclical consumption, competitive self-regulation, debt-based monetary system, consumer culture, economic stimulus.

Revolution Now! with Peter Joseph | Ep #27 | Aug 13th 2021

In this episode (Part 1/2), the destructive roots of economic growth; detrimental political ignorance of system dynamics & the lost vision of John Maynard Keynes

Revolution Now! with Peter Joseph | Ep #26 | July 24th 2021

In this episode, analytical reductionism vs synthetic holism, our loss of technological wisdom & the “shadow incentive”; how our economy requires constant dysfunction to work.

Revolution Now! with Peter Joseph | Ep #25 | June 30th 2021

In this episode, systems thinking and dynamics for social change is discussed, including feedback, leveraging, resilience & the need for a new philosophy of activism.

Revolution Now! with Peter Joseph | Ep #24 | June 3rd 2021

In this episode, systemic bigotry, as related to the problem of group identity in and of itself is discussed, along with what it means to live principally as an activist.

Revolution Now! with Peter Joseph | Ep #23 | May 21st 2021

In this episode, Bitcoin, Wall St and the toxic evolution of Financialization is discussed, with secondary focus on core principles of social and earthly sustainability and overall economic evolution.

Revolution Now! with Peter Joseph | Ep #22 | May 2nd 2021

In this episode, the idea of system-level philosophy is addressed including considering human mortality, becoming denatured; contrasting more pro-social societies and more individualistic societies.

Revolution Now! with Peter Joseph | Ep #21| April 7th 2021

In this episode, systems thinking and the societal ignorance of the necessity of it is discussed, along with an overview of the upcoming lecture “On the Future of Civilization”.

Revolution Now! with Peter Joseph | Ep #20 | March 10th 2021

In this episode, Post-Scarcity potentials related to food production are discussed, specifically related to vertical farming, along with discussion about the inherently immoral nature of market economics, touching upon proxy market trading and other issues.

Revolution Now! with Peter Joseph | Ep #19 | Feb. 24th 2021

In this episode, the difference between ideology & epistemology is discussed, also continuing the conversation on Post-Scarcity potentials in regard to water abundance via modern purification methods.

Revolution Now! with Peter Joseph | Ep #18 | Feb. 14th 2021

In this episode, we continue the conversation on post-scarcity potentials in regard to energy abundance, including now ocean/hydro power, also touching upon Jevon’s Paradox and other efficiency related issues.

In this episode, we continue the conversation on Post-Scarcity potential's including geothermal, solar, and wind, with a focus on mixed-use system design. This subject will be continued in the next episode as well.

In this episode, Peter takes questions about population growth, patriarchy & The Great Reset, along with a discussion on the sociological relevance of Trump, MLK's Economic Bill of Rights, concluding on the subject of post-scarcity and post-scarcity potentials, which will be continued in the next episode.

In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, the events of Jan. 6th's "circus insurrection" in Washington DC will be touched upon, including the issue of free-speech, with the core focus on the nature of non-evidence-based belief and the rise of conspiracy culture.

Revolution Now! with Peter Joseph | Ep #14 | Dec 30th 2020
In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, the long-term evolution of activist intent, coupled with the contrast of in-system and out-system activism is discussed, highlighting the necessity for a structuralist worldview.

In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, a Q&A featuring the subjects of semantics, logical fallacies and other communication problems, along with an exploration of "matter of degree" problems in moral reasoning, as applied to economic inequality.

In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, a Q&A featuring the subjects of automation, economic democracy and renewable energy is addressed.

In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, Peter discusses "Post-Scarcity" (Part 2/2), its foundational reasoning and why market economics cannot manifest a post-scarcity abundance, as many apologists for capitalism assume.

In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, Peter discusses the nature of news media; economic scarcity/management and the start of a conversation about "Post-Scarcity" (Part 1/2)

In this episode of Peter Joseph's Revolution Now!, Peter discusses the inherent immorality of the market economy due to its structural creation of socioeconomic inequality and poverty.