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20 pounds, respectively. Welcome to the Dig, a podcast from Jackman magazine. My name is Daniel Denver and I'm broadcasting

from Providence, Rhode Island. Today's episode is with Richard Seymour, one of the

few people I know who can speak very intelligently about pretty much everything.

This is the first of a two-part interview, re-analyzing a general political conjuncture

that has radically changed over the past month plus and continues to change rapidly every day.

This episode is about Palestine, but unlike my recent episodes on Palestine with N Nura-era Cat and Ariel Angel and with

Tereckekoni, this one is about the politics of what's happening in Palestine and how they're

reverberating through the American and British political systems and then throughout

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