The Phonetic Renaissance by tawkit

An audio deep dive into distributional macroeconomics with the goal of answering the question: What characterizes today's economic inequality? Featuring an audio AMA w/Marc Morgan (1hr 15min), and a curation of clips on inequality (50mins). For the magazine experience listen on the tawkit app (use code 'bestowal') https://www.tawkit.app/@AnAudioMagazine/playlists/b5804d43-0c8e-4286-9074-ad201d41acf3. 

(We recommend listening to this on the tawkit iOS app, where this was made, and where you can easily navigate by section, use code 'Hegel')  Intro (2min),  Into the Hegel-verse! (35 mins),  A Crowd-Sourced Panel with Hegel Scholars (Feat Thom Brooks & Fillip Niklas) (2 hours).  -----An audio journey through the work and ideas of one the most important, but challenging western philosophers G.W.F Hegel. First segment is an introductory curation to 4 main tenants of Hegelian thought: Philosophy of History, Spirit,  Logic & Dialectic, Legacy, Kant & Marx.  The second segment is an 'audio AMA' w/two prominent Hegel Scholars. 

The first issue of the phonetic renaissance, an audio magazine by tawkit. This magazine is all about exploring the boundaries of the medium of audio, so what better discourse to approach than the medium is the message, media ecology, and the work of Marshall, Eric and Andrew McLuhan.  Table of contents:  0. Audio Front cover & 'Wtf is an Audio magazine' (0:00-5:00) 1. A crowd-sourced dialogue with Andrew McLuhan (5:00-1:07:37) 2. Curation of iconic McLuhan clips (1:07:37- 1:30:05) 3. A long form talk by Marshall McLuhan & Conclusion (1:07:37- 2:23:31) E N J O Y 💜

What would YOU ask a McLuhan if you interviewed him on a podcast?  Andrew McLuhan, director of the McLuhan Institute, is hosting the FIRST CROWD-SOURCED PODCAST with us through tawkit. Anyone was able to submit a question in either text or audio form and McLuhan answered them.