All right, we're back with anarcho film critic Daniel.

Listeners might remember Kim from our episode

about Mad Max last week ago,

which was the first time you were ever on the show.

First time, long time.

First time, long time.

Now you live in Chicago, is that right?

That's right. I live in the city of Chicago.

Chai town.

It's evidently a city just teeming with birds because I hear a bunch of tweeting in the

background.

That's why they call it the windy apple. in the pro-Palestine movement, in the student camps.

I'm going to talk a little bit about New School, and Daniel, you've been involved in a, you've had your hands in a couple pies.

I mean, maybe in my early 20s, but.

So who amends us?

Yeah, in Chicago there have been a few encampments that have popped up at various points.

With friends and comrades we've been at basically all of them here in the city I have

personally spent the most time at Northwestern, Chicago, and then there was a shorter action at

SAIC, which is the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, which is connected to a museum.

Isn't that where Chris Kichon teaches?

That may be where Chris Kichron teaches, yes.

And I imagine he was out there, like interviewing

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