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Hankikanto: Falling into the Anti/Natal Abyss #1 on being Antinatal before Antinatalism
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March 15, 2023
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1:40:09Now PlayingWelcome to the first episode of Hankikanto: Falling into the Anti/Natal Abyss! The worlds of Antinatalist philosophy, & Antinatalist activism finally team-up, in this new series by Matti Häyry & Amanda Sukenick! Beginning with an in depth examination of the nearly 40 years of Antinatalism in the work of Matti Häyry, and then venturing into all kinds of subjects within the full landscape of the Anti-Natal world and beyond! Join us for new episodes of Hankikanto the 15th of every month!
Our tremendous thanks to our fabulous guest voices!:
Lawrence Anton
George Martin/Carnism Debunked
Verena Brunschweiger Author of, "Do Childfree People Have Better Sex?"
And special thanks to David Benatar, for his permission to use the clip from The Exploring Antinatalism Podcast #5
This episode of Hankikanto will be discussed on The Philosophers Discord server, March 18th at 2pm! If you would like to join the conversation, please follow the links here!:
Read the transcript HERE!
Learn more about the work of Matti Häyry by exploring this Linktree!:
A clip from the film, ONVECS_WPBIL_HMAGT, by Jules Zinn, used with permission. Please support their work here: vimeo.com/juliazinn
A clip from the film Captain Calamari by Exal Iraheta used with permission. Please support Exal here
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