The Pop Doctrine

Inspired by Naomi Klein’s 2007 book, the Shock Doctrine, this podcast aims to use pop culture (non-academic movies, television shows, books, music and other media - accessible stuff) as a way to understand and flesh out the perils of neoliberalism.

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