Anglofuturism
Aeron Laffere, Tom Ough, Calum DrysdaleReimagining Britain's future
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Show notes [055]: The age of neo-neo-colonialism has arrived
Last January, as the White House demanded that Denmark hand over Greenland, The Times reported that it was Britain that might have first dibs on the vast, frozen island.
“The United Kingdom,” said Tom Høyem, formerly the representative of...
055. Hyperculture, hypermnesia, and the Clarion-Clipperton Zone
The US has broken with decades of international consensus by issuing its own mining permits for the Clarion-Clipperton Zone, a potato field of metallic nodules the size of Western Europe at the bottom of the Pacific. Tom, who has found his...
054. Louis Elton: Anglofuturist aesthetics beyond podcræft
Part two begins, as promised, with Louis pulling down his trousers. The underpants in question — a toile de joie printed with pastoral scenes labelled Seductio, Commiditas, Protectio — turn out to be the origin story of the entire British C...
Show notes [053]: What is cræft?
“The word cræft keeps appearing in Old English, but almost always in a compound — wordcræft, someone who’s very good with words; leechcræft, being good with medicine. In the rare instances where it’s used in isolation, it translates the Lat...
053. Louis Elton: Cræft, the English antidote to slop
From the King Charles III Space Station — whose thatch is in a worrying state of disrepair — Tom and Calum welcome Louis Elton, founder of the Cræft Prize, a new £60,000 national award for maverick craftsmen, makers and technologists who fu...
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