The Ungovernable Body — The Complete Corpus
A NotebookLM deep dive across all twelve essays: legibility as governability, and opacity as the freedom worth keeping — the four movements in one listen.
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102 episodes
The Right to Rot: Inside the World
Audio deep dive into the world of The Ungovernable Body — Continuity, the Twin, the Halo, and the right to remain uncounted, from a 25,000-word codex.
24:25A Film Studio in a Git Repo: The Ungovernable Body
Audio deep dive into an agent-operable film studio — canon as YAML, decision records, machine-validated dialogue, and a feminist techno-thriller short.
20:02The Hauntology of the Infinite Now — Audio Overview
A present haunted by its own archive. On feeds that never end, time folded back on itself, and the loss of the past as past.
24:22The Data Pyre — Audio Overview
Deletion as ritual rather than accident. On ceremonial erasure, controlled burns, and what it would mean to grieve data properly.
23:04A Crab in the Server: How Claude Lives in Minecraft
Audio overview of ClawdCraft — Claude Code as an in-game creature kids talk to, and why its hard limits live in code instead of the prompt.
19:46The Bad Silence: Measuring Where Voice Agents Fail
Audio overview of Dead Air — a failure-eval harness for voice agents, and why the worst failures rarely live in the transcript.
24:35Never Skip a Step: A Reproducible Printing Pipeline
Audio overview of Factory Floor — turning a from-memory 3D-printing habit into a validated, human-gated pipeline with a single source of truth.
21:34The Discipline Is the Deliverable
Audio overview of Understory — a rigor lab stress-testing stacked income streams on Tasmanian conservation land, where every claim is tagged and gated.
19:29Memory Wars and Data Leakage — Audio Overview
The database self remembers what you do not. On contradictory records, leakage, and who controls the story your data tells about you.
19:30The Right to Be Forgotten — Audio Overview
Finitude as a right: why a self that can never be erased is a self that can never change, and the case for data death.
23:04The Analog Insurrection — Audio Overview
Paper, cash and the deliberately offline as infrastructure for refusal. On analog practice as a defence against total digital legibility.
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