Adil didn’t set out to build an app — he set out to change how power works.

In this episode, the founder of Boycott traces a journey that starts with childhood dreams of being a superhero, moves through disillusionment with performative activism, and lands on a radical idea: if power speaks the language of money, then resistance must too.

We unpack:

• Why “social justice” without infrastructure fails

• How boycotts became a tool for economic leverage, not symbolism

• The difference between solving problems now vs. building systems so they never exist again

• Why Muslims are often generous with relief — but hesitant with infrastructure

• The painful reality of being offered a buyout by your enemy before backing from your own community

• How technology enables a global, values-aligned alternative economy

This is a conversation about foundations, not feelings.
About systems, not slogans.
And about what it actually takes to build something that lasts 10, 20, 50 years.

🎧 Watch the full episode — and ask yourself:
Are we trying to feel good today, or build something that prevents the problem tomorrow?