A.T.Z.M. Podcasts: Recent Episodes
adamantium
My name is Adam-Antium, the purpose of my podcasts is to answer questions and bring you relevant topics of discussion about science, sustainability and the current struggle to present a train of thought that is understandably foreign to the dominant perspective and values of the time. In my work with The Zeitgeist Movement, a global science and sustainability advocacy movement, I do what I can to advocate a sustainable world. This podcast show, which started in January 2011 is just one such effort. For more information visit my youtube channel: www.youtube.com/AAUTZM Thanks for listening, Adam-Antium x
For the very final episode of this 5-year journey of communicating a new train of thought I delve into the reality of the UK's bombing of Syria, how a value-system inspiration can emerge in the form of the First Christmas, the importance of self-improvement to initiate social change, and celebrating what would have been Bill Hicks' 54th birthday with how his insights are just as relevant to our plight as they were for his comedy. Enjoy. :)
In this episode I delve into the revolution sporting event known as the Million Mask March and explore how crowd psychology could be it's downfall, in addition to ideas which can transform it into a vehicle that true change can take the wheel and steer it in a truly non-violent and productive direction. Enjoy. :)
Along with the usual sponsorship shake-up, the dissolution of my Triad of Sponsorship idea and the announcement of a new mass email campaign towards politicians I take us back a few years to one of my UK Collapse podcasts where I had a really good chin-wag with some young cadets to ask them about the idea that surrounds and justifies their vocation. Enjoy. :)
Besides the usual sponsor situation and the announcement of the completion of my short film Chapter III: Threshold and the Zeitgeist Media Festival 2015, I once again delve into your questions. Enjoy. :)
Along with the regular sponsorship tomfoolery I return to the Q&A format with a vengence. Enjoy. :)
In this episode I delve into the act of hug dealing, and how it relates to the important function of taking right action. Enjoy. :)
Besides the usual sponsor tomfoolery I take this month's episode as a chance to delve into the world of Black Mirror, in particular the episode 15 Million Merits and what it says about our present and possible future. Enjoy. :)
In this episode, with the help of Ben Varnals footage I go all HD video up it this biznitch for my review of the insights and shenanigans enjoyed by all at Z-Day 2015 at Conway Hall, London. Enjoy. :)
In this episode I delve into the pantomime known as the run up to the 2015 general election, and differing tactics that anyone can do to help create a better world. Enjoy.
Along with the usual rigmarole regarding sponsorship, updates on Z-Day, the London Chapter and my latest short film nearing completion, I take this show as an opportunity to really sit back and reflect on an exchange I had with 6 people on the last train home from London, following a productive meeting with the London Chapter. What starts as a Q&A became something quite different. Enjoy. :)
Along with the usual chopping and changing of sponsors I take this opportunity to delve into some of modern movies and TV for their moral lessons/blunders/dilemmas and problems and how they relate to our current paradigm. Enjoy. :)
Besides the usual announcements and sponsorship rigmarole I delve into the 2012 adaptation of "We can remember it for you wholesale" by Phillip K. Dick which was also a film adaptation in 1990. I explore the technological, socioeconomic, military and existential themes of the story and seek relevance to our contemporary lives to see whether it's wisdom, or a warning. Enjoy.