From Policy to Atrocity: When States Become Criminals

Art and War: Unveiling Ukraine's Story of Resilience

In this episode, Igor Chekachkov, a Ukrainian photographer, shares insights from his latest work, “100 Days of War.” He captures the daily lives of Ukrainians, beginning from the full-scale invasion by Russian forces on February 24, 2022. The power of his work lies in his personal journey and the everyday horrors and stress that Ukrainians endure, including the unsettling phase of “getting used to it.” What makes Igor's work so personal and emotional is its departure from the typical, almost “glorious” images of war seen by outsiders. Instead, it offers a raw, intimate perspective. For those living in peace, constant exposure to devastating war images from around the world can lead to desensitization and numbness. Do we still react the same way to images of bombed buildings and human suffering after a few weeks? Join us as we explore Igor's experiences, the inception of his work, and his critique of media consumption and the desensitization to ongoing suffering. Discover how art can effectively communicate the realities of war and identity, offering a perspective on the daily lives of others.

Am I Not Enough? A Story of Sex Addiction, Trust and Boundless Resilience - A Discussion With Liesbeth Dillen

In this episode, Liesbeth Dillen, once the 'golden girl' of IKEA, shares her powerful story of balancing external success with personal challenges at home. She opens up about her husband's addictions and how these personal struggles highlight the political nature of private life, prompting a significant shift in her perspective. Liesbeth's strength in sharing her experience empowers others to reconsider traditional gender roles and the societal conditioning of both women and men. We discuss how vulnerability and community support can lead to healing and empowerment, and why economic independence and self-trust are crucial in resisting isolation. Join us to explore how courage and curiosity can help build a more inclusive world. This episode invites you to rethink personal growth and societal change, feminism and the way boy are raised, offering insights into creating a more connected and authentic future.

From Isolation to Action: The Politics of Community Care

In this episode, together with Christina Wunder we explore the power of community in the face of societal pressures. We delve into the systemic push towards overperformance, where the drive to be the best, earn more, and consume more has overshadowed the ancient art of community support. Christina shares insights on how being part of a community not only strengthens us but also enhances our well-being. We discuss the importance of collective care and how it can serve as a form of resistance against the isolating forces of modern society. Join us as we reflect on the necessity of being well to do well, and how nurturing our connections can lead to a more resilient and engaged society.

From Policy to Atrocity: When States Become Criminals

In this episode, together with Alex Uibariu we delve into the complex issue of state criminality against democracy. We explore various manifestations, including voter intimidation and suppression, and discuss the broader implications on democratic engagement. Join us as we examine the increasing rates of disengagement with democratic processes and question the justifiability of state actions. This thought-provoking discussion also touches on the environmental impacts of state crimes, urging listeners to reflect on the broader consequences of these actions. And we do not forget to take a closer look at Israel's crimes in Palestine, discussing the ongoing gen0cide, its implications under international law and complicity of the rest of the world.

Beyond the Runway: Social & Environmental Impact of Fast Fashion

In this episode of "Ebb of Time," we engages in conversation with Tena, a dedicated fashion activist. We delve into the layers of the fashion industry, exploring how what we wear is inherently political and its impacts on our environment and society. Tena shares her personal journey and insights into the world of fashion activism, highlighting the challenges and opportunities for creating a more ethical and sustainable industry. This episode offers a deep dive into the intersection of fashion, social justice, and environmental responsibility, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own role in the fashion ecosystem. Join us for an inspiring discussion that challenges conventional norms and envisions a future where fashion is a force for good. Enjoy!