Archive - The Lost Prophets Podcast

#15. Thich Nhat Hanh (ft. Br. Phap Luu)

A lost prophet who came of age in a time of war, and walked a path of "spiritual resistance" and engaged Buddhism on behalf of world peace

May 27 •

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2:13:43

April 2025

#14. Pope Francis

A (not-so-)lost prophet of the world church, who preached a "theology of the people" and worked to transform Catholicism into a global field hospital

Apr 28 •

and

1:08:28

The Pope of the Peripheries

Thoughts on the passing of Pope Francis (1936-2025)

Published on Solidarity Hall • Apr 21

#13. A Pause to Reflect

And to ask, what today is the silver train of Franz Jägerstätter's dark dream?

Apr 3 •

and

40:59

March 2025

#12. Colette Shade on The Y2K Era

And what "The California Ideology" has to do with it

Mar 5 •

and

44:06

February 2025

#11. Paul Goodman (ft. Gregory W. Knapp)

A lost prophet of the New Left, who both captivated and challenged '60s youth with his unique mix of communitarian anarchism, Gestalt therapy, and…

Feb 13 •

and

2:25:00

From citizenship to membership

The Democracy Policy Network's new cookbook for learning to love your place by belonging to it

Published on Solidarity Hall • Feb 10

January 2025

#10. Dr. Strangelove's Prophecy of Technocracy

On a lighter note, our first foray as film critics.

Jan 13 •

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1:03:43

December 2024

#9. Dougald Hine on Work in the Ruins

A conversation with the co-founder of the Dark Mountain Project about paths forward at the end of the world (as we know it)

Dec 18, 2024 •

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59:55

#8. Gary Snyder (ft. Peter Coyote)

A lost prophet of the wilderness, whose poetry and spirituality draws from Zen, the 60s counterculture, Native America, and deep ecology.

Dec 3, 2024 •

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2:28:26

November 2024

#7. Marc Ellis on the Prophetic Diaspora

We knew Marc only briefly before his passing in June, but his spirit has moved us deeply

Nov 16, 2024 •

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1:44:23

October 2024

#6. L.M. Sacasas on Ivan Illich, Technopoly, and Human Flourishing

A conversation about visions of a convivial society (and how technology can smother or serve them)

Oct 24, 2024 •

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50:34

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