Cashmere Talks ZUPER WOK 05 — The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

Broadcast live from the living room, not the booth. On Cashmere Radio.

This is not just a show.

It’s a threshold.

For the first time, ZUPER WOK left the studio.

We unplugged from the safety of the glass.

No more booth, no more filter — just voices, bodies, glitches and ghosts, gathering in real time, live and unexpected.

We opened with a transmission titled:

“Meetings from Nowhere – The Revolution Will Not Be Televised”

A sonic gathering. A collective hallucination. A philosophical séance across time and fiction, featuring:

Virginie Despentes growling soft truths

Simone de Beauvoir whispering the courage to walk differently

Gil Scott-Heron reminding us that what is shown is already neutralized

Judith Butler, Byung-Chul Han, Bernard Stiegler, Immanuel Kant

Ocean Vuong, Kae Tempest, Luna Lovegood, Princess Zelda

And a few stray signals from Totoro, Neo, and the ghosts of philosophy past

ROOM 1 – “It’s Happening in the Cracks”

Rapporteuse: Virginie Despentes

Gil Scott-Heron

Sabrina Calvo

Ellie (The Last of Us)

Chihiro (Spirited Away)

Simone de Beauvoir

ROOM 2 – “Too Slippery to Hold”

Rapporteur: Bernard Stiegler

Byung-Chul Han

Judith Butler

Zelda (Breath of the Wild)

Immanuel Kant

ROOM 3 – “Loving Is the Only Real Hack”

Rapporteuse: Carmen Meyer

Ocean Vuong

Kae Tempest

Samus Aran (Metroid)

Luna Lovegood (Harry Potter)

Then the mic opened.

One hour of live talk. No plan. Just flow.

Listeners became participants. Carmen Meyer and Emilie joined the mic. Gilbert arrived by bike. Kids played in the background. A conversation unfolded — chaotic, soft, sharp, real.

We asked:

Is fluidity the next paradigm, or an illusion?

Has modernity already died?

Can personal transformation ripple outwards into real social change?

Is this an evolution… or a revolution?

We summoned:

Foucault: freedom begins with fear

Karl Marx: revolution is clarity

Bernard Stiegler: a new era begins when symbols fail

Hartmut Rosa: resonance is the antidote to acceleration

Lao Tseu: remember to breathe

Emily offered breathwork.

We stood, aligned with earth and sky.

Inhaled. Exhaled.

We remembered:

The revolution starts with rhythm

Breath is relation

Change does not always roar — it sometimes hums quietly through your spine

ZUPER WOK is not a format.

It’s a glitch.

It’s the shimmer between paradigms.

It’s a place for post-boomers, post-borders, post-genre beings.

It’s radio as resistance.

It’s philosophy as dancefloor.

Stand up.

Breathe in.

Forget the screen.

The revolution is not on TV.

It’s in you.

It’s in us.

Let’s ZUPER WOK together.

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