Podcast

Legacies of Empire
Kojo Koram
Breaking down how empire continues to structure the global economy, and the unequal roots and impacts of the climate crisis.
•Podcast

Capitalism Without Growth?
Hans Stegeman
Breaking down "post-growth" economics and the myths of green finance.
•Podcast

After Overshoot
Andreas Malm
Breaking down the concept of "overshoot", the enduring power of fossil capital and the politics of geoengineering.
•Podcast

Climate Change as Class War
Matt Huber
Breaking down the outcome of the US election, what “the working class” really means, and how to build broad-based support for climate action.
•Podcast

Cycles of Extraction
Andrés Arauz
Breaking down Ecuador's ecological politics and the injustices baked into global economic institutions, from the IMF to ISDS.
•Podcast

Reaping What We Sow
Sonali McDermid
Breaking down how we can feed the world without trashing the planet.
•Podcast

Utopia and Crisis
Kim Stanley Robinson
Breaking down the power of science fiction to grapple with our gravest political challenges.
•Podcast

Public Energy No. 1
Chris Hayes, Melanie Brusseler
Breaking down how public ownership can transform our energy system, providing a faster and cheaper path to 100% clean energy.
•Podcast

The End of Liberalism
Chris Shaw
If you follow The BREAK—DOWN, chances are you’re living in a political system that could be defined as “liberal”. But what does “liberalism” really mean? Is it about democracy? Free markets? The protection of individual freedom? Ask ten different people, and you’re likely to get ten different
•Podcast

The Invisible Code of Capitalism
Katharina Pistor
Breaking down how the law structures the global economy, shelters corporations from accountability and stalls climate action.
•Podcast

What Economics Gets Wrong About Climate Change
Ha-Joon Chang
Breaking down mainstream economic perspectives, and why our economics is ill-equipped for the challenge of climate and ecological crisis.
•Podcast

In Pursuit of Climate Justice
Friederike Otto
Breaking down the uneven impacts of extreme weather, and how attribution science can help us hold major polluters to account in court.
•Podcast

Oil, Palestine & Climate Crisis
Adam Hanieh
Adam Hanieh explains how the history of Palestine is bound up with the oil economy and Western imperialism, and why Palestine and the climate crisis demand mutual solidarity.
•Podcast

A World Made of Oil
Adam Hanieh
Breaking down the history and geopolitics of oil; American imperialism; and why plastics and other petrochemicals are making it so hard to take on the fossil fuel industry.
•Podcast

The Price is Wrong
Brett Christophers
Breaking down the energy system: how it works; why privatised energy means profits — not costs — are key; and why we can't leave a clean energy future to the markets.