Revolution Now! with Peter Joseph

Revolution Now! is a long-form podcast that interrogates the structural foundations of modern society. Through extended monologues and in-depth conversations, the show examines economic architecture, political power, capitalism, democracy, social inheritance, ecological limits, and post-scarcity possibilities — consistently foregrounding how incentive structures and institutional design shape human behavior and social outcomes.

Rather than focusing on personalities or partisan debate, Revolution Now! centers on root-cause analysis. It challenges dominant narratives of market efficiency, political representation, and incremental reform, arguing that many contemporary crises arise from systemic design flaws rather than moral failure or insufficient awareness. Episodes frequently draw on economics, systems theory, ecology, history, and philosophy to explore pathways toward structural transformation and harm reduction.

The podcast invites listeners to move beyond reformist thinking and to grapple seriously with questions of responsibility, access, cooperation, and governance in a finite world. In doing so, it contributes to a growing body of collapse-aware, post-ideological discourse that seeks to cultivate informed participation in the redesign of social systems — closely aligning with the Planet Project’s commitments to truth-seeking, governance evolution, minimizing harm, and enabling self-organizing, regenerative change.

I want to Learn and I have between 60 and 120 minutes

Source: Peter Joseph

Functional Sector: Economics, Education, Relationships

Date Added: 2025-12-13

	Category: Regenerative
	Format: Podcast
	Duration: between 60 and 120 minutes