Blood Work

Host Gregory Foley examines the 1942 Wannsee Conference, analyzing the surviving minutes that coordinated the Holocaust.

Host Gregory Foley explores the ethical implications of drone warfare, arguing that removing the risk of death undermines traditional warrior virtue.

Host Gregory Foley interviews Kelsey D.

Host Gregory Foley explores Grégoire Chamayou’s *Theory of the Drone*, examining how unmanned aerial vehicles destabilize traditional legal and ethical frameworks of war.

Host Gregory Foley interviews former diplomat Joseph Burton on how bureaucracy operationalizes state violence, specifically through Islamophobia.

Host Gregory Foley is joined by Riley Quinn and Matty Luhansky to explore the intersection of municipal politics, violence, and authoritarianism.

Host Gregory Foley explores Achille Mbembe’s concept of necropolitics, analyzing how European modernity relied on colonialism and slavery to distribute death.

Host Gregory Foley explores the history of the Toyota Hilux, tracing its evolution from a civilian workhorse to the ubiquitous "technical" used by armed groups worldwide.