For this week's episode, Seth Wheeler joins Matt and Tony Iantosca to discuss his work as an archivist, writer, and organizer of creative autonomy in London.
We talk about how social movements retain and transmit historical memory; the contemporary nostalgia for the party form and trade unionism; and the role counterculture plays in cultivating radical subjectivities.
Seth Wheeler sits on the editorial board of agit press, a small DIY publishing house dedicated to learning from the history of 'working class autonomy'. Seth volunteers his time at the MayDay Rooms, an archive and organising space for social movements and experimental cultures based in London, where he is currently building a dedicated archive of anarcho-punk. He often writes about the history of autonomy as a political current, with a strong focus on culture as a site of radical potential and as a mode of class struggle.
Tony Iantosca is a writer, researcher, and poet who lives and works in Brooklyn.
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