This Is Hell!

Extinction Rebellion's Clare Farrell previews the global fight for survival on a dying planet. Clare is a co-founder of the movement Extinction Rebellion.

Writer Molly Smith explores the work - and politics and feminism and economy - of sex work. Molly is co-author of the new book "Revolting Prostitutes: The Fight for Sex Workers’ Rights" from Verso.

Our Man in Budapest, Todd Williams explains how a new 'slave law' united Hungary's opposition. Maybe. / Journalist Aaron Miguel Cantú explains what a White press won't write about White supremacy. Aaron wrote the article "The Whitest News You Know" for The Baffler.

N+1 editor Marco Roth examines the political futures of a world on the edge of ecological collapse. Marco is co-author of the N+1 essay "The Best of a Bad Situation."

Climate realism, now [18:24] / On Hungary's slave law [1:04:07] / Meet the White Press [1:38:38] / The politics of sex work [2:10:06] / Rebellion or extinction [3:10:27]

Recent highlight interviews on capitalism.

Geoff Mann and Joel Wainwright explore the possible political and economic futures of a planet under rapid climate change. [1:08]

Writer Maximillian Alvarez explores the sanctity of waste and ownership in the digital age. [50:36]

Policy researcher Stacy Mitchell examines the rise and risk of Amazon's ascendant monopoly. [1:37:40]

Writer Adam Kotsko explains why we are all trapped in the moral logic of neoliberalism. [2:15:05]

Writer Pavlos Roufos dives deep into eight years of managed disaster for the Greek people under Europe's austerity regime. [2:56:25]

In a moment of truth, Jeff Dorchen bites the invisible hand that feeds. [3:50:27]

Recent highlight interviews on capitalism.

Geoff Mann and Joel Wainwright explore the possible political and economic futures of a planet under rapid climate change. [1:08]

Writer Maximillian Alvarez explores the sanctity of waste and ownership in the digital age. [50:36]

Policy researcher Stacy Mitchell examines the rise and risk of Amazon's ascendant monopoly. [1:37:40]

Writer Adam Kotsko explains why we are all trapped in the moral logic of neoliberalism. [2:15:05]

Writer Pavlos Roufos dives deep into eight years of managed disaster for the Greek people under Europe's austerity regime. [2:56:25]

In a moment of truth, Jeff Dorchen bites the invisible hand that feeds. [3:50:27]

Recent highlight interviews on capitalism.

Corey Pein examines work, death and disruption in the digital economy. [01:19]

Julie Wilson views life within, and beyond, the neoliberal frame. [47:38]

Nomi Prins explains how central banks became a global superpower. [1:32:46]

Pavo Jarvensivu and Terre Vaden explore near future economics of a world in climate crisis. [2:19:14]

Helena Norberg-Hodge looks towards localization, worldwide. [2:57:47]

Jeff Dorchen imagines a world that can no longer afford itself [3:44:13]

Recent highlight interviews on capitalism.

Corey Pein examines work, death and disruption in the digital economy. [01:19]

Julie Wilson views life within, and beyond, the neoliberal frame. [47:38]

Nomi Prins explains how central banks became a global superpower. [1:32:46]

Pavo Jarvensivu and Terre Vaden explore near future economics of a world in climate crisis. [2:19:14]

Helena Norberg-Hodge looks towards localization, worldwide. [2:57:47]

Jeff Dorchen imagines a world that can no longer afford itself [3:44:13]

The Hopleaf's Michael Roper reviews a down year in the craft beer industry / In a Moment of Truth, Jeff Dorchen can't win for losing, can't lose for winning.