The Exploits of Play
Weird Economies

The Exploits of Play

No. of episodes
17
Latest episode
2025-10-01

Where can you listen?

Against the Fascist Game is the second season of The Exploits of Play, a podcast about games and capitalism. Join Max Haiven and Faye Harvey as they interview game designers, critical theorists and grassroots activists struggling with games to understand, confront and abolish the rising threat of fascism in our times. We ask questions including: how is the far-right using games as platforms for ideology, recruiting and violence, both close to home and around the world? How have vicious reactionary politics emerged from a form of capitalism where most people feel trapped in an unwinnable game? What do fascism and antifascism mean today? And what role, if any do play and games have in confronting the fascist threat and creating a new world? The Exploits of Play is a production of Weird Economies, a platform for exploring the intricacies and excesses of our economic imaginaries, in cooperation with RiVAL: The ReImagining Value Action Lab.


Credits:

Weird Economies founder and organiser: Bahar Noorizadeh

Weird Economies organiser: James Elsey

Host: Max Haiven

Producer: Faye Harvey

Sponsor: Canada Council for the Arts


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Questions & Answers

How many episodes are there of The Exploits of Play?

There are 17 episodes avaiable of The Exploits of Play.

What is The Exploits of Play about?

We have categorized The Exploits of Play as:

  • Technology
  • Science
  • Social Sciences

Where can you listen to The Exploits of Play?

The Exploits of Play is available, among others places, on:

  • Spotify
  • Apple Podcasts
  • Podtail
  • Google Podcasts

When did The Exploits of Play start?

The first episode of The Exploits of Play that we have available was released 4 March 2024.

Who creates the podcast The Exploits of Play?

The Exploits of Play is produced and created by Weird Economies.