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TSV Episode 19: The New Localism w/ Jason Snyder & Joe Norman – Collective know-how – Function stacking – Minimum viable capability – Enactive cognition – The limits of models – Expanding affordance spaces – Adaptive disconnection – Legibility https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Zi6sP6fwO4TSV Episode 19 – The New Localism w/ Jason Snyder and Joe Normanwww.youtube.comThis Episode:Joe Norman and Jason SnyderSupport The Side View:https://www.patreon.com/thesideviewhttps://www.paypal.com/paypalme/thesideviewFollow:https://tw…

TSV Episode 18: Palladium Magazine w/ Wolf Tivy and Ash Milton is now available on SoundCloud, Apple, Google, Spotify, and wherever else you listen to podcasts. Link below! https://soundcloud.com/thesideviewco/tsv-episode-18-palladium-magazine-w-wolf-tivy-and-ash-milton

The podcast is back and now on YouTube! TSV Episode 18: Palladium Magazine w/ @wolftivy & @miltonwrites – Post-liberalism – Governance futurism – Coordination mechanisms – Institutional decay – Ideological orders – New social technology https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifFxwu-C7lkTSV Episode 18: Palladium Magazine w/ Wolf Tivy and Ash Miltonwww.youtube.comThis Episode:https://palladiummag.com/Support The Side View:https://www.patreon.com/thesideviewhttps://www.paypal.com/paypalme/thesideviewFollow:https://twit…

The Side View Podcast Returns with Video – https://mailchi.mp/a5af6c9c588a/the-side-view-podcast-returns-with-videoThe Side View Podcast Returns with Videomailchi.mpDear subscribers, We’re happy to announce that The Side View podcast is back with a new series of interviews available on SoundCloud, YouTube, and everywhere else you listen to podcasts. New episodes drop every Thursday. We also want to draw special attention to our new YouTube channel.  Adding a v…

TSV Episode 22: The Side View at The Stoa This episode is cross-posted from The Stoa & features Adam Robbert in dialogue w/ David Collins about TSV’s origins, purposes, & goals, as well as talk of science, experiment, philosophy, & contemplative insight. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4f-iBh7scyETSV Episode 22: The Side View at The Stoawww.youtube.comThis Episode:Peter Limberg: https://twitter.com/peternlimbergThe Stoa: https://www.thestoa.ca/Support The Stoa: https://www.patreon.com/the_stoaThe return of…

And here is the episode with video. Media ecology, The McLuhan Institute, apprenticeships vs. degrees, poetry, social media, the medium is the message, sensemaking, and new listening posts: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDcw1CT1eQYTSV Episode 21: Media Ecology and the McLuhan Institute w/ Andrew McLuhanwww.youtube.comThis episode features Andrew McLuhan. Andrew is the grandson of Marshall McLuhan and the son of Eric McLuhan. Together the McLuhans have written dozens of bo…

The Side View comes to The Stoa for the first part in a new series of events and panels. Session 1: Attention Is an Art form: The Roots of TSV and the promise and peril of doing philosophy in the wild. A dialogue with Adam Robbert and David Collins Available here: https://youtu.be/YA4EhEf-thgThe Side View: Attention Is an Art Form: The Roots of TSV w/ Adam Robbert and David Collinsyoutu.beFebruary 23rd, 2021The Side View (TSV) shares with The Stoa two important beliefs. The first is that philosophy is a way of life, a practice (askēsis) of tra…

Here’s a special solstice publication coming your way right now, courtesy of Stephen Pimentel The Votary: On Death and Askēsis The meditation on death is an essential form of care for one’s psyche, complementary to knowledge of the self. https://thesideview.co/journal/the-votary-on-death-and-askesis/The Votary: On Death and Askēsisthesideview.coThe meditation on death is an essential form of care for one’s psyche, complementary to knowledge of the self.

The Side View has beautiful new editions of each journal volume. I’ve been enjoying the newest (Vol. 2, No. 1), and looking forward to more. Check out the TSV website to read the articles online, listen to the podcast, or pick up one of these to read in the autumn sun.

Introducing Ecobehavioral Design Behavior change can be difficult to achieve, and just trying can quickly become the work of the weary. However, much of the struggle arises from how we conceive what is changing. Mark James https://thesideview.co/journal/introducing-ecobehavioral-design/Introducing Ecobehavioral Designthesideview.coBehavior change can be difficult to achieve. However, much of the struggle arises from how we conceive what is changing.