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Hamza Yusuf, Scotland's former First Minister, discusses his book *Under Fire*, detailing the collision between his political duties and his family's peril during the Gaza war.

This episode of Do Your Own Research features Eva Dou, author of The House of Huawei, to explore the company's role in China's rise and its current U.

Catherine Liu discusses her book *Traumatized*, arguing that trauma culture commodifies suffering and serves bourgeois interests by replacing class solidarity with individualized identity politics.

This episode of *Do Your Own Research* explores the phenomenon of "China Maxing" and the shifting Western perception of China, featuring guest Tang Yufang, a writer and Harvard PhD student.

Investigative journalist Patricia Nielsen discusses her book *Guilty Pleasure*, which examines the modern porn industry as a financial and…

In this "micro dose" episode of ACFM, hosts Jeremy Gilbert, Nadia Idel, and Kim Il-in read and analyze the first three chapters of Guy Debord's *The Society of the Spectacle*.

Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu discusses his new book, *What Happened to Liberal Democracy?

Tessa Khan of Uplift joins Downstream to argue that the UK North Sea is an energy-rich zone for wind, not oil, debunking claims that new drilling will lower bills or secure energy.

Hosts Keir Milburn, Nadia Idle, and Jeremy Gilbert discuss the Situationist International, marking the recent death of Raoul Vaneigem.

Cory Doctorow argues that AI discourse is plagued by "crit hype," where critics inadvertently aid tech sales by overstating AI’s capabilities.

Jonas Patrick Marvin discusses his book, The Breaking of the English Working Class, arguing that right-wing narratives falsely divide the working class by pitting white voters against immigrants.

Volcanologist Bill McGuire joins to discuss the accelerating pace of climate breakdown, noting that current heating rates are ten times faster than the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum.