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Books by Karl Marx mentioned on podcasts
Karl Marx and his prominent texts were discussed across multiple podcast appearances. On The Joe Rogan Experience, Jesse Michels mentioned Marx and his 1848 publication 'The Communist Manifesto,' alongside the 1844 release 'Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts,' criticizing Marx's assertions regarding human behavior, labor, and animal instincts under capitalism. Timcast IRL featured a host using 'The Communist Manifesto' symbolically to describe communist ideology in a hypothetical scenario, while another episode included a speaker referencing Marx as the famed author of the manifesto while discussing the historical consequences of his ideas. On Behind the Bastards, the host analyzed Kent Hovind's misinterpretation of chapter two of 'The Communist Manifesto' regarding income taxes and communist plots. Additionally, on The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast, Dr. James Lindsay mentioned Marx's 'Capital' during a conversation on Marxism, arguing that focusing solely on Marx's economic analysis misses the broader ideological picture.
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Das Kapital
Discussed“If we focus on his economic analysis in 'Capital', we miss the entire picture.”
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Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844
Discussed“In 1844 I believe he wrote a book um called you know is e economic and philosophic manuscripts. I hate Karl Marx.”
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Grundrisse
Discussed“but you know the problem with anti capitalism today is that it's incredibly it hates all the things about capitalism that the early Marx is actually quite liked which is international trade the internationalization of trade even the consumer society in the Grundy's Marx wrote about the wonders of advertising”
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Pre-capitalist economic formations
Discussed“In 1844 I believe he wrote a book um called you know is e economic and philosophic manuscripts. I hate Karl Marx. I think he got so much wrong about human nature.”
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