12:00Alligator Alcatraz: Detention as Spectacle (Everglades Explained)
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Guest: Alligator Alcatraz
Inside Florida’s so-called “Alligator Alcatraz”—a remote Everglades detention camp assembled in days—environment and imagery become policy: floodlights, tents, and even alligators are framed as “security,” turning punishment into spectacle. Charles Randolph examines how leaders marketed deterrence, who the show was staged for (base voters, migrants, the wider public), and what theorists like Foucault and Debord reveal about power performed in plain sight.
Topics: Act I: The Set · Act II: The Script · Act III: The Actors · Act IV: The Audience · Act V: Closing Reflection - Theories of power






