Episode 4 lays the focus on the economic side of the problem. What Zizek critiques, Tim Jackson has something like the beginning of an answer for. Alessio Rastani, the guy who shocked the (economic) world by naming the problem on BBC a couple of months ago also plays an important part. This episode also features biologist Paul Ehrlich and astrophysicist Michio Kaku as well as the usual weirdness found on Youtube. Immerse. (Image by G. Goiris)

Tracklist and sources:

  1. It’s Gonna Be A Long Walk – Apparat
  2. Tim Jackson on Novelty
  3. 2am – Gareth Davis & Frances-Marie Uitti
  4. Slavoj Zizek on Capitalism as Religion
  5. Submergence – Greg Haines
  6. Carl Sagan has bad dreams
  7. I Was All You Are – Birds Of Passage & I’Ve Lost
  8. Paul Ehrlich on Research and Change
  9. Ermetti – Greg Haines
  10. Balkop – Kreng
  11. Alessio Rastani: Goldman Sachs rules the world (that trader on BBC)
  12. Sleepwalk – Moon Ate The Dark
  13. Random TV reports on dead animals
  14. Weight Of Days – Jasper TX
  15. Paul Ehrlich on Toxics
  16. Angry German Kid
  17. Tim Jackson on Carbon Targets
  18. The Human Eye
  19. Audrey’s Prayers – Angelo Badalamenti And David Lynch
  20. Alessio Rastani is telling the truth
  21. Rocky Mountains – Wendy Carlos
  22. Rube – Olan Mill
  23. Climate Voices from Holland
  24. End Silence – Insa Donja Kai
  25. The Human Skin
  26. 183 Times – Greg Haines
  27. Michio Kaku on Liquid Water
  28. Tim Jackson on Tools for Utopia
  29. My World – Husky Rescue

The full video with the talks by Tim Jackson and Paul Ehrlich can be found here

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