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Kel Glaister from Melbourne in Motion joins Sam in an eye-opening discussion about parkour's radical potential, capitalism's influence on physical structures and street sports, oppressive constructs both physical and social, neo-Marxism and post-structuralism, urban design, public spaces, and existing in a male-dominated neoliberal society. Sometimes the best way to learn about capitalist structures is to ask a woman who runs around in it. 

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59 - Oppressive Spaces, Urban Design, and Parkour's Radical Potential w/ Kel Glaister by Southpaw

Kel Glaister from Melbourne in Motion joins Sam in an eye-opening discussion about parkour's radical potential, capitalism's influence on physical structures and street sports, oppressive constructs both physical and social, neo-Marxism and post-structuralism, urban design, public spaces, and existing in a male-dominated neoliberal society.

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