Hi, this is Against Everyone with Connor Habib, a podcast featuring my conversations with countercultural figures and presenting complex, philosophical, spiritual, and political ideas in an engaging and accessible way.

Well, friends, this is a very special episode of Against Everyone with Connor Habib. It's a live event that I did with Unumalali and Andrea Horan at the

National Concert Hall here in Dublin called Everyone United. Everyone United was an evening

of talking about utopia and how to invent and create utopia now with the audience that was there.

There was a real audience, which was great. A little history on this.

Una and I have been working on utopian projects for a long time, not utopia as a state,

but rather a process. How do we create a utopian projects for a long time, not utopia as a state, but rather a process. How do we create

a utopian process that reorients people constantly to making culture, more dynamic, living,

and interesting for individuals, politics, more compassionate and exciting for two or more people, and economy more

loving in the way that it flows through people's lives in the form of resources or currency,

whatever that might look like. So how can we make a utopian process, not a state? And we based some of that on

Rudolph Steiner's principle of social three-folding, but we drew inspiration from all sorts of

places. Andrea Horan is Una's collaborator on their podcast, United Ireland, thus the name of the event,

Everyone United, a mashup of our podcast.

And on that podcast, they talk about Ireland in all its different avenues and all its different

faces and contours, whether it's artistic,

cultural, political, scandalous, fashion, just relaxing, self-helpy stuff. I mean, they go all over

the place in Ireland and they go into all the counties of Ireland as well. And I love their show.

And so it was just really great having this really super informed Irish presence.

And to be talking about Utopia, particularly in Ireland.

So we talked about Utopia, particularly in Ireland.

So we talked about utopia, the three of us, and then we created exercises for the audience to do with each other, with strangers, hopefully, people that they didn't know in the audience,

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