We explore the no place for the market for our time, and the gap, or absencing we effectuate and how they are related to immanentize  an atemporality - or realm of death

We look at an example of how the product return of consumer can be facilitated through the product return of a garment of fast fashion businesses. This form of activism potentialises a conversation that is completely absent, when sustainability is framed through "production" rather than the way of life that legitimises consumption as a substitutable activity . We discuss.

Does self esteem try to make up for a lack of existential integrity in our lives? We explore this question through the marginal self that is a given being market oriented entails.

Price clears more than demand and supply, it clears our way of life and so the relationality of it. We explore the potential for the future when we no longer price change out of existence.

We look at what would mark an irreconcilable difference in civilisation and so through this designate it as other. We approach this through the south that is marginalised as a result of our northern hemisphere centric "world view"

The self we help when marginally given to life, maintains the way of not questioning it to never see beyond the roles we invest this help in. We explore

We explore how the rise of authoritarianism is inextricably connected to the form of life of the consumer, and how the spiritual poverty of the "modern world" blinds us to the repercussions of it.

How can you economise something that doesn't exist? What happens when our actions necessitates we absence our ourselves to generate a return, when we are never there, given as indivisible. We explore how our actions are expiation rites of a perverse religiosity.

Does the way values become part of marketing, indicate what at first glance would seem improbable, that the form of life of the consumer is failing? We explore this scenario

We look at how "shared value creation" of corporate social responsibility substitutes for shared creation. Audio ends abruptly