thenandnow posts
Hegel: A Complete Guide to History
After what must almost be a year of research, writing, filming, and editing, we're live! THANK YOU!
New Year Letter to my Patreons
Hi all,I want to start with an apology. Over the years (I can’t believe just how many I’ve been doing this now), I’ve attempted to keep you updated with my thoughts, plans, ideas, and schedule with the channel. In 2022, I tried and failed to send a weekly note, be active in the discord, respond to as many messages as possible, and so on. The truth is, for various reasons, it’s been a stressful year. As a one-man act, it’s a careful bala...
Fox News Sources
The Loudest Voice in the Room, Gabriel ShermanTobin Smith, FoxocracyCharles L. Ponce de Leon, That’s the Way it is, A History of Television News in AmericanDavid Brock & Ari Rabin-Havt, The Fox EffectBruce Bartlett, How Fox News Changed American Media & Political Dynamicshttps://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/18/opinion/roger-ailes-richard-nixon-fox-news.htmlhttps://nymag.com/news/frank-rich/roger-ailes-tvn-2014-2/Picture This: Effects of Graphics on ...
Second Youtube Channel?
Hey everyone! I'm thinking about a second channel. Then & Now would always be the same, but the second channel would be a place for me to upload more conversational videos, topics I'm thinking about, somewhere to be a bit more experimental, test out ideas, be more niche, go out filming around London more. It would be more personal, while of course still being about philosophy, history, politics, etc. Here are some ideas I've jotted do...
'Our Consumer Society' Sources
Jonathan Levy, Ages of American CapitlaismRoberta Sassatelli, Consumer Culture: History, Theory, and PoliticsFrank Trentmann, Empire of ThingsMike Featherstone, Consumer Culture and PostmodernityDouglas Kellner, Jean BaudrillardDavid Harvey, The Condition of PostmodernityPeter Stearns, Consumerism in World HistoryKenneth Galbraith, The Affluent SocietyDana Thomas, Fashionopolis, The Price of Fast Fashion & The Future of Clotheshttps://bottledwate...
Thinking about changing the world...
Not too fond of the title but I think it works and might improve the clickability of a quirky little video! Hope you enjoy!
The Psychology of Racism: Jim Crow & Lynching
Sorry this one's taken a while everyone! I'm a bit behind so might need to publicly release it sooner than I'd like. Apologies. I'm pretty happy with it, and am looking forward to doing a follow-up examining the similarities between this and the Holocaust video and what we might be able to learn about philosophy and morality.

























