Cecilia Palmeiro's guest appearances

Cecilia Palmeiro

Top Rank Podcast

Garamond 12

George Saunders

Kurt Vonnegut

Richard Ford

Hieronymus Bosch

Valeria Luiselli

Tom Wolfe

Julian Barnes

Dave Eggers

Pamela Newkirk

Dorothy Roberts

Sarah Banet-Weiser

Douglas Coupland

Vanessa Diaz

Jessie Daniels

April Walker

OwlTail

Donald Ray Pollock

Un perfil de Donald Ray Pollock, Pyongyang de Hernán Vanoli, una entrevista a César Aira en la que le preguntamos todo y Cat Power de Cecilia Palmeiro. Incluye las secciones "Tu tesis no le importa a nadie", "Es un pelotudo" y "La vida no es interesante", polémicas intelectuales en programas de televisión y mucho más. 

Un perfil de Donald Ray Pollock, Pyongyang de Hernán Vanoli, una entrevista a César Aira en la que le preguntamos todo y Cat Power de Cecilia Palmeiro. Incluye las secciones "Tu tesis no le importa a nadie", "Es un pelotudo" y "La vida no es interesante", polémicas intelectuales en programas de televisión y mucho más.

Garamond 12 - #21 - (2017) - Donald Ray Pollock, Hernán Vanoli, Cecilia Palmeiro

On episode 12 of the Top Rank Podcast, co-hosts Isabel Flower and Marcel Rosa-Salas speak with Cecilia Palmeiro and Verónica Gago, founding members of Argentinian feminist movement and collective Ni Una Menos. Ni Una Menos (which translates to Not One Less) combats femicide—the intentional killing of women because they are female—as well as all gender based-violence. They are committed to changing a culture that castes women as objects to control, to consume, and to discard. To do so, Ni Una Menos examines the multiple forms of violence (economic, political, financial, state, social) that limit the autonomy of women and therefore generate the conditions that allow for physical violence, shedding light on the relationship between the most dramatic manifestations of violence against women and their structural roots. The movement’s affiliates now span numerous Latin American countries and even continents, and their work includes organizing marches, protests, strikes, and discussions to putting forward formal government demands.Cecilia and Verónica spoke with us about how to define machista violence, the relationship between neoliberalism, capitalism, and gender-based abuse, and making community activism intersectional, collaborative, and transnational.

On episode 12 of the Top Rank Podcast, co-hosts Isabel Flower and Marcel Rosa-Salas speak with Cecilia Palmeiro and Verónica Gago, founding members of Argentinian feminist movement and collective Ni Una Menos. Ni Una Menos (which translates to Not One Less) combats femicide—the intentional killing of women because they are female—as well as all gender based-violence. They are committed to changing a culture that castes women as objects to control, to consume, and to discard. To do so, Ni Una Menos examines the multiple forms of violence (economic, political, financial, state, social) that limit the autonomy of women and therefore generate the conditions that allow for physical violence, shedding light on the relationship between the most dramatic manifestations of violence against women and their structural roots. The movement’s affiliates now span numerous Latin American countries and even continents, and their work includes organizing marches, protests, strikes, and discussions to putting forward formal government demands. Cecilia and Verónica spoke with us about how to define machista violence, the relationship between neoliberalism, capitalism, and gender-based abuse, and making community activism intersectional, collaborative, and transnational.

Episode 12: NI UNA MENOS - Cecilia Palmeiro and Verónica Gago