
Audio From A Collapsing State: A Conversation With Sarah Kendzior
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This conversation was long overdue. The last time Sarah Kendzior and I chatted was at the beginning of the year and a whole, whole lot has changed since then. Here, we discuss growing authoritarianism, the state of American politics, the ideological and moral clashes over Gaza, and more.
Sarah’s book They Knew: How A Culture of Conspiracy Keeps America Complacent is now available in paperback. And you can find her writing on her Substack.
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