Dan Sequeira's guest appearances

Dan Sequeira

INRHYTHM with Colton Gee

Tent Talks

Brett Kissel

Philip Goff

Kathy Valentine

Quassim Cassam

Eric Berg

Raul Mendoza

Wilder Woods

Ryan McMahon

David Pizarro

Sue Foley

James Kaufman

Martin Popoff

Austin Cole

Nick Vatterott

Josh Lloyd

OwlTail

Dan Sequeira, lead singer of Alt Rock band Waterfront, joins the show to discuss the groups single ‘Red Alliance’!    An idea originally born out of a game of Monopoly, the 'Red Alliance' would eventually grow into a battle cry, and a sense of unity between band members, and became the perfect name for a song that captures the glory of creating memories and living in the golden years with your best friends!    'Red Alliance' is the 3rd single from Waterfront's upcoming 2022 sophomore EP 'Fever Dream', a 6 track collection that the group recorded in Vancouver in 2021 with The Renaissance Music, marking a return with the team that helped them to craft Waterfront's debut EP 'New Heights'!    Connect with Waterfront!  —         —   Support Colton Gee and Desert Tiger ----- Check out our webstore @  Follow the Desert Tiger Podcast @   Follow Colton Gee @   -----

Dan Sequeira of Alt Rock band Waterfront on ‘Red Alliance’!

In this episode of Tent Talks, I speak with my friend Dan Sequeira about a range of issues, including Marxism versus Capitalism, Structuralism, Critical Theory, Existentialism, Healthcare Policy, and the 2020 Presidential Election.  Dan is currently a law student at the University of Colorado Boulder.  He is particularly interested in studying Legal Theory from a Critical Theorist/Structuralist perspective.

<p>In this episode of Tent Talks, I speak with my friend Dan Sequeira about a range of issues, including Marxism versus Capitalism, Structuralism, Critical Theory, Existentialism, Healthcare Policy, and the 2020 Presidential Election.  Dan is currently a law student at the University of Colorado Boulder.  He is particularly interested in studying Legal Theory from a Critical Theorist/Structuralist perspective.</p>

34. Marxism, Critical Theory, and the 2020 Election (with Dan Sequeira)