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2 weeks ago | 
antonia.substack.com | Antonia Malchik
Trespassing is a podcast version of the newsletter On the Commons, about ownership, private property, and what we lose in the privatization of the commonsTrespassing is a podcast version of the newsletter On the Commons, about ownership, private property, and what we lose in the privatization of the commons
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2 weeks ago | 
antonia.substack.com | Antonia Malchik
If you’re new here, welcome to On the Commons!Here, we explore questions as varied as: Why are three little-known 15th-century papal bulls still being weaponized against Indigenous sovereignty today? How is the right to forage for food related to the Magna Carta, freedom, and public lands? Or for something different: What Is Wrong With Russia? ✔️ Join a community of 6,800+ On the Commons readers. Upgrade here.
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1 month ago | 
antonia.substack.com | Antonia Malchik
Trespassing is a podcast version of the newsletter On the Commons, about ownership, private property, and what we lose in the privatization of the commonsTrespassing is a podcast version of the newsletter On the Commons, about ownership, private property, and what we lose in the privatization of the commons
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1 month ago | 
antonia.substack.com | Antonia Malchik |Ben Price
Welcome (or welcome back!) to On the Commons. Here, we explore questions as varied (but related) as: Why are 3 little-known 15th-century papal bulls still being weaponized against Indigenous sovereignty today? How is the right to forage for food related to the Magna Carta, and freedom? How can a night of firelit poetry and some barefoot walking bring a person back to herself? ✔️ Join a community of 6,700+ On the Commons readers. Upgrade here.
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1 month ago | 
antonia.substack.com | Antonia Malchik
Trespassing is a podcast version of the newsletter On the Commons, about ownership, private property, and what we lose in the privatization of the commonsTrespassing is a podcast version of the newsletter On the Commons, about ownership, private property, and what we lose in the privatization of the commons
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1 month ago | 
antonia.substack.com | Antonia Malchik
If you’re new here, welcome to On the Commons. Here, we explore questions as varied (but related) as: Why are 3 little-known 15th-century papal bulls still being weaponized against Indigenous sovereignty today? How is the right to forage for food related to the Magna Carta, and freedom? ✔️ Join a community of 6,600+ On the Commons readers. Upgrade here.
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2 months ago | 
antonia.substack.com | Antonia Malchik
Trespassing is a podcast version of the newsletter On the Commons, about ownership, private property, and what we lose in the privatization of the commonsTrespassing is a podcast version of the newsletter On the Commons, about ownership, private property, and what we lose in the privatization of the commons
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2 months ago | 
antonia.substack.com | Antonia Malchik
If you’re new here, welcome to On the Commons!Here, we explore questions as varied (but related) as: What are the ongoing consequences of land enclosures in England from the 1400s onwards? How do each of us perceive ourselves as kin with the rest of the living world? What do true believers and echo chambers have to do with authoritarianism? ✔️ Join a community of 6,200+ On the Commons readers. Upgrade here.
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
antonia.substack.com | Antonia Malchik
Welcome! For those new here, On the Commons explores the ancient roots and ongoing consequences of private property and commodification—from the Doctrine of Discovery to ancient enclosures of the commons, and more—along with love for this world and being human in the middle of systems that often make such “being” difficult.
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Jan 24, 2025 | 
antonia.substack.com | Antonia Malchik |Amanda Hinton |CHRIS La TRAY
Audio version:Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. Imagine yourself in a cabin, curled up on a beaten couch in the corner of the small room shared by a couple of bunk beds, a table, a counter and stove, and you. It’s night out, and an almost-full Moon was rising in the south when you went out earlier, a boreal owl barely audible from the woods. The propane-fueled fireplace is warm but doesn’t give off quite enough light to read by.
