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The New Nomos

Abdallah Dutton

Society & Culture

Frequency: 1 episode/23d. Total Eps: 45

The New Nomos Podcast is a call. A call for a New Beginning, A call for the New Men and New Women that yearn to be truly free A call for us to fulfil our destinies A call for a New Nomos on the Earth What, therefore, is the path to that New Nomos? Join Abdallah Dutton on his quest to make sense of the time we live in and how to unlock our highest potential.

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🇩🇪 Germany - philosophy
28/11/2024
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I Will Be Heard - Mass Addiction, Pain and the Truth

Season 2 · Episode 3

Friday, February 2, 2024 • Duration 02:19:41

This episode is an engaging discussion with Luqman Muller, an addiction counsellor and intellectual based in Stuttgart, Germany. The conversation delves into the complexities of the German identity while examining the impact of the World Wars on the country and how it has effected the country's collective mindset.

Luqman sheds light on the connection between anger, addiction, and the pervasive undercurrent of pain in German society and how it can be extrapolated across the world. The exploration extends to German music, literature, and history, unraveling the layers of sociology and mass psychosis that have shaped the nation's narrative.

This episode questions not just the surface manifestations of addiction but, more crucially, its underlying causes – probing into why the pain persists and how it intertwines with the broader sociocultural fabric.

This is a unique perspective on Germany's past and present and an enlightened view towards its future.

To learn more about Luqman Muller and his projects click on the links below:

Luqman's Linkedin

Al Mudmin Website

Al Mudmin Instagram

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Short#3 - The Ugly Goldsmith

Thursday, February 1, 2024 • Duration 08:01

How the bankers got so much power. It begins with a technique called 'fractional reserve banking.' It may sound complicated, but it is really very simple and in all other contexts it would be called fraud.

Here's a little story about how a group of jewellers took over world finance...enjoy

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In Shadow - A Modern Odyssey and The Ten Symphonies of Gorka Konig

Episode 35

Saturday, October 1, 2022 • Duration 01:14:25

Lubomir Arsov is a storyboard artist, character artist and an innovative original animator.

He is the creator and director of IN-SHADOW A Modern Odyssey an animated short film that takes the viewer on a journey through the fragmented unconscious of the West, the degraded condition of our epoch and the need for the emergence of a new man and woman.

This episode explores the themes in IN SHADOW as a pathway towards a broader understating of our time alongside reflections on the books 'The Ten Symphonies of Gorka Konig' by Ian Dallas as well 'The World is as You Dream It' by John Perkins.

Click to watch 'IN SHADOW' on Youtube

Link to purchase: 'The Ten Symphonies of Gorka Konig' by Ian Dallas

Link to purchase: The World is as You Dream It by John Perkins

Music by Ian Cattanach

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Tragic Joy - W.B. Yeats and On Bailey’s Strand

Episode 34

Friday, September 2, 2022 • Duration 54:50

Exploring the life and work of W.B Yeats with Edward Chessun, an english teacher, writer and lover of poetry.

From the conversation emerges the Nietzschean theme of 'Tragic Joy,' the social importance of theatre, the love of one's destiny and the source of freedom.

Books mentioned in the episode:

Madhouse at the End of the Earth - by Julian Sancton

The Ten Symphonies of Gorka Konig - by Ian Dallas

W. B. Yeats - The Major Works

Music by Ian Cattanach

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Noble Characters in Search of an Author - Part 2: Lord Essex

Episode 33

Wednesday, July 6, 2022 • Duration 55:00

Continuing on from Episode 32 with Ahmed Bilal Masoet, this conversation explores the life of Robert Devereux 2nd Earl of Essex through the lens of the theme of Nobility and how Lord Essex's represented the last true upholder of the Chivalric Order in its entirety.

Buy the Interim is Mine by Dr Ian Dallas

For one on one coaching with Abdallah, please click the link below:

https://aydutton.com/one-on-one/

Music by Ian Cattanach

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Noble Characters in Search of an Author - Part 1: Facing the Dragon

Episode 32

Monday, May 30, 2022 • Duration 01:06:21

Ahmed Masoet is a cinematographer and budding screenwriter from Cape Town. He is researching the topic of nobility and the life and times of Robert Devereux, 2nd Earl of Essex, to flesh out the characters of a screenplay he is actively writing and approached Abdallah for a broader understanding of the subject matter.

It was decided that the conversation would be recorded as an episode of the podcast and eventually became 2.

This is Part 1 of 2.

Music by Ian Cattanach

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From Scents to Dollars - Forced Migration to Nomadism

Episode 31

Saturday, May 14, 2022 • Duration 01:46:04

Muhammad Elkateb is a serial entrepreneur born and raised in the United Kingdom to Egyptian parents forced to leave a life of wealth and abundance in Egypt in the wake of the political upheavals of Gamal Abdel Nasser. After finishing university, disillusioned by a system that didn't seem to make sense to him, Muhammad began a career in sales by flogging perfumes door to door. He eventually transitioned into the world of telecommunications holding a number of high level sales rolls. Muhammad then made the switch to entrepreneurship and, keen to get out of the UK, began the life of a digital nomad chasing the sun. Among his portfolio of businesses, he is one of the founders of The Single Origin Food Co, a company that supports small farmers across the world by delivering their products to the consumer directly from source. This episode flows in many directions and touches on a vast number of topics and themes that all culminate in looking towards a better future. Music by Ian Cattanch

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A New Hope - Polybius and the Crown Prince

Episode 30

Friday, April 15, 2022 • Duration 22:01

This chapter marks a year since this podcast publicly released its first episode. It truly has been a journey of discovery and I, Abdallah Dutton, would like to personally thank everyone that has tuned in and supported me on this project.

This episode is a statement to understand the time we live in. It draws on my understanding of the work of the ancient Greek historian Polybius and what he outlined as the cyclical nature of political systems throughout time. It concludes that as an Ummah we look towards the Crown Prince HRH Prince Muhammad bin Salman Al Saud as a new hope for guidance and protection in this time of rapid change.

Be patient, it is not what you have been taught.

Dedicated to my Teacher and Master Shaykh Dr Abdalqadir as-Sufi (rahimullah) and his inheritors the Fuqara.

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Liberty is the Capacity to Resist - An Essay in Verse

Episode 28

Friday, March 25, 2022 • Duration 06:17

Given the events happening around us I went back to this piece I wrote a few years ago.

It highlights that the moment we find ourselves in, is not some seemingly spontaneous cataclysm of events, but is rather a product of centuries of injustice.

An injustice that on the face of it seems so engrained into modern society that there is no way out. But the reality of it, is not so. And the way forward is not that complex.

We don’t need a change of scenery

We just need a new set of eyes

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