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Dr. Hejar Oncel earned a Ph. D. in mechanical engineering from the University of Houston and an MBA from UC Berkeley. He is a co-founder and board member of the Kurdish American Foundation of Houston and was born and raised in Northern Kurdistan where he grew up in a politically active environment which gave him a first-hand experience of the Kurdish Liberation Movement. We discuss growing up in R...

Crispin Sartwell is a professor of philosophy at Dickinson College. He received a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Maryland, a Master of Arts from Johns Hopkins University and a Ph. D. from the University of Virginia. Crispin is an individualist anarchist and political philosopher, with significant interests in Analytic Philosophy, Aesthetics and Theory of Knowledge. He has extensive and pr...

Lucy Steigerwald is a libertarian anarchist and journalist who is a contributing editor at antiwar.com. She has a blog called the stag blog and her articles have appeared at Playboy, Vice, Reason, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, the Washington Post, The daily beast, and more. For this episode we discuss her work, journalism, libertarianism, right wing political correctness, Trump, police brutality,...

Jahed is an anarchist from Portland who went to the University of Illinois to get his Masters of Science in Biophysics in 2009. He’s a former biophysicist-turned-internet-poker-pro-turned-data-analyst-then-UX-designer-and-finally-product-manager. He has a newsletter called Against Utopia that focusses on political science, philosophy, and science movements, based around anarchism, knowledge, and p...

For this installment, I spoke with Jack Shimek, a self described Agorist who has been doing activism in the left libertarian world for decades. He organizes a biannual event called Alternative Exposition, or Alt Expo for short, which hosts a variety of speakers interested in creating non-coercive alternative institutions in all areas of life. He was a friend of the late Samuel Edward Konkin III an...

Fox and Sean are anarchists and activists who co-organize the Please Try This at Home Conference, which is a collaborative conference about the intersections of radical bodily autonomy and biotechnology. Sean is a scientist and technologist with experience in chemistry, materials science, data science, and machine learning. He is also probably a hacker of one or more types, although he has a compl...

Christopher Richard Hudson Jr. has a Masters of Science in Industrial Organizational Psychology, and has a wide ranging history of interactions in various political circles including Students For a Democratic Society, Students for Liberty, Democratic Socialists of America, the Libertarian Party, and the Center for a Stateless Society. His activism is also wide ranging and includes everything from...

Dr. Michael Laufer is the Director of Mathematics at Menlo College, the Director of the Institute for Autonomous Medicine, and the Chief spokesperson for the Four Thieves Vinegar Collective. In this interview we discuss the problems with healthcare as we know it, and radical new approaches toward solving those issues. We also touch on anarcho-transhumanism, the freedom of information, what it’s li...

In this installment, we interview Frank Miroslav, who publishes at the Center for a Stateless Society on various topics such as mutualist anarchism, economics, and technology. We discuss free market communism, neoclassical economics and its relationship to socialism, neoreaction, corporate domination, anarchist tactics, and more. Read Frank's articles- https://c4ss.org/content/author/frank... Foll...

Clay Zdobylak is an anarchist from Houston, Texas who graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Anthropology and a Minor in Philosophy from The University of Houston. Clay describes himself as a boy with a wooden sword who never grew up — a savage, owing no allegiance but to the King of the Cannibals; ready at any moment to rebel against him. He fits in no boxes but would loosely ide...

This is the second episode and first interview for the Non Serviam Podcast. In this installment, we interview Jason Lee Byas. Jason is a fellow at the Center for a Stateless Society, a PhD student in Philosophy, and writes on various topics such as prison abolition, war, and radical liberalism. We discuss radical liberalism, ethics, his fascination with strange ideas, and more. Read Jason’s articl...

This is the first episode of the Non Servaim Podcast. In this installment, we lay out what you can expect to hear on the show as we move forward. You can also hear this episode, as well as future episodes, on our YouTube and Stitcher accounts. Please consider supporting the show by becoming a Patron. Thanks for listening! https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/non-... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1...