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Cocktails & Capitalism

Cocktails & Capitalism

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Cocktails & Capitalism is a podcast that pairs crafted beverages with stories distilled from our capitalist hellscape. This is more than a true corporate crime show — our episodes uplift the activists and organizers who are working to oppose the destructive forces of capitalism and begin creating a better reality. . Our crafted cocktails help us tap into the gallows humor necessary for surviving late stage capitalism. Some of these stories can get pretty dark, so get ready and grab a drink! ...
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Careers in Finance

Raymond A. Mason School of Business | The Boehly Center

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This podcast utilizes industry experts to help educate students and listeners on the industry of finance and how to be best prepared for a career in financial services. Find out more about The Boehly Center at boehlycenter.mason.wm.edu.
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Digital nomads behind the scenes shares inspiring interviews from successful digital nomads and conscious entrepreneurs or leaders in their fields— their journeys, failure(s), exclusive experiences, and best practices to uncover some useful tips, inspire you to unlock your inner genius and live your best nomad life. Matthieu Zeilas is a digital nomad and entrepreneur, co-founder of Palmacoliving.co, conscious coliving places in sunny locations where digital nomads live, work, and grow together.
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What's Your Story - The Podcast Factory Org (ASBL-VZW-NPO)

David Van den Broeck, Michel Godart, The Podcast Factory Org, Caroline Gasia

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Everyone has a story to tell, what's yours ? What’s Your Story is a podcast produced and realized by the non-profit organization "The Podcast Factory Org ». The podcast offers episodes in 3 languages: FR-NL-ENG. This podcast is available in video format on YouTube and is accompanied by sequencing and full transcription for the deaf or hard of hearing. Our organization also offers, in collaboration with the French association BadGeek, PodBXL: a free podcast festival for, by, and with podcaste ...
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I’m joined by Tariq Ra’ouf, a Palestinian freelance journalist and advocate for diversity and inclusion who was recently fired by Apple after speaking out about the company’s complicity in and silence about the genocide in Gaza. After losing over a dozen family members, Tariq has been working with Palestinian and Congolese activists to organize an …
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I had the honor of speaking with award-winning Palestinian-American producer, content creator, and storyteller Jenan Matari back in June. Jenan has been harnessing the power of her voice and her social media platform to shine light on Palestine’s history and present reality amidst this genocide. We spoke about the power of social media, which has b…
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With Palestine Action racking up the victories, it was high time that I spoke with veteran actionist Shibby about the network’s mind blowing direct action successes. We discuss the recent shutdown of a facility in Tamworth, the viral action that just took place in Scotland, and the high-level, low-level, and covert strategies that have been used by…
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Too few understand the genocide that is raging in the Congo. Human rights activist Gaëtan-Dauphin Nzowo of Friends of the Congo joins me to examine the country's economic & geopolitical significance and how this genocide has been driven by extractive capitalism. As Gaëtan points out, “most Congolese don’t have a smartphone to document the atrocitie…
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I spoke with activist and veteran Greg Stoker about the recent campus protests in solidarity with Palestine, police repression, and imperialism. We explore the concept of the “imperialist boomerang” and how it relates to the brutal crackdowns we’re seeing on college campuses. “APD, KKK, IOF, they’re all the same!” and “There’s no riot here. Why are…
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This exclusive interview with an A15 comrade explores the historic global economic blockade that took place on April 15th in solidarity with Palestine. Recognizing the global economy’s complicity in genocide, folks in 82 cities across 19 countries took action to block the arteries of capitalism. These protestors targeted major economic choke points…
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“Beautiful Trouble was birthed by seasoned organizers who really wanted to document not only social movement successes…but really dig into what makes an action work.” In this episode, I speak with trainer and organizer Rae Abileah about Beautiful Trouble – a global network of organizers, artists, and trainers helping to equip activists and social m…
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“For me, dismantling the fossil fuel industry is a form of mental healthcare” – Tori Tsui This week on Cocktails & Capitalism, I speak with the UK-based climate justice activist, researcher, speaker, and writer Tori Tsui. We discuss the relationship between mental health and the climate crisis, breaking down some of the core concepts that are illum…
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Épisode Spécial : « Cap toi M’aime » une asso naissante, présentée par What's Your Story" pour le Podcasthon Dans le cadre du Podcasthon, un événement caritatif rassemblant plus de 450 podcasts, "What's Your Story », produit par « The Podcast Factory Org » asbl-vzw vous présente un épisode spécial mettant en lumière l'association "Cap toi M'aime". …
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Osage scholar Jimmy Lee Beason II offers an Indigenous perspective on Killers of the Flower Moon and the history of the Osage murders that the book and film depict. In this Cocktails & Capitalism interview, we discuss the true history of the Reign of Terror–a horrific string of murders of Osage committed by white settlers pillaging Osage oil wealth…
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Students at UC Davis just won an historic victory by passing a bill that divests all student funds from apartheid Israel. I spoke with three of the women who were instrumental in making this happen, including the political director, the president, and the social media coordinator for the UC Davis chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP). …
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Jewish organizer and activist Max Geller joins me to talk about the birth of new Palestine Action chapters around the world in response to the intensified genocide that has been raging for 4 straight months. As discussed in last year's episode featuring Jodie Jones, Palestine Action is a UK-based network of activists that has permanently shut down …
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In this episode, I speak with Francisco Pérez about Economics for Emancipation, a free online and in-person course on "capitalism, solidarity, and how we get free.” Francisco is an Assistant Professor of Economics at the University of Utah and senior economist at the Center for Economic Democracy. He’s the former director of the Center for Popular …
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This week, I speak with Sara Bannoura, a Palestinian organizer, artist, and journalist who has been fighting for a ceasefire from her home in St. Louis, Missouri. The daughter of a Christian pastor, Sara was born in Bethlehem, Palestine. We talk about the childhood experiences that exposed the violent and dehumanizing reality of Israel’s occupation…
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I had the honor of speaking with the brilliant Palestinian journalist and activist, Hebh Jamal. We talked about the heartbreaking reality of this ongoing genocide, “the politics of condemnation,” and Israel’s targeting of the brightest Palestinian minds, including the beloved poet and professor Refaat Alareer. Hebh got involved in activism as a tee…
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In this Cocktails & Capitalism conversation, I speak with Egyptian activist, entrepreneur, model, and feminist Merhan Keller. We connected between her recent trips to volunteer with the Egyptian Red Crescent where she has helped provide emergency supplies to displaced Palestinians fleeing Israel’s genocidal bombardment. Merhan explains how her work…
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Today we share exciting life stories and experiences with Flo Becichi, more known as @flow_yoga_journey. She has built an incredible Instagram community sharing her knowledge as a Certified Yoga Teacher with over 120k followers! Flo managed to make a living out of yoga practice and get to travel the world while designing yoga experiences around Eur…
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We’re joined by Jewish comedian, activist, and cohost of the Palestine Pod, Michael Schirtzer, who explains why and how he became so deeply committed to the cause of Palestinian justice and liberation. Speaking just days after congress approved a resolution equating anti-Zionism with antisemitism, we discuss how the term “antisemitism” has been use…
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This week, I speak with organizer, writer, and podcaster Jamie Peck about the mass action that shut down the construction of Cop City last week. We talk about the ridiculous and extreme police response to this nonviolent direct action and the creative tactics employed by protestors to keep each other safe. We also discuss: -how a Georgia State Poli…
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A mass action is about to take place in the Weelaunee Forest to stop the construction of Cop City in Atlanta. In this episode, I speak with Barry (they/them) who describes this upcoming event that will take place November 10th to 13th. We talk about the rich ecosystem of tactics folks have used to halt this project and how the movement has decided …
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Sixty-one people were just indicted for their alleged involvement in the movement to Stop Cop City. These folks were slapped with RICO charges, which were designed to go after the mob. Some were charged for crimes as small as handing out fliers, serving as a legal observer during a protest, and organizing a bail fund. Our guest is abolitionist orga…
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Michelle is from the Netherlands, after starting her journey as a digital nomad, she has built up more than 30 business retreats in exotic locations that helped to support over 1000 professionals from all over the world. From being homeless, and isolated, to burnout & facing death, let’s embark on her amazing journey that led her to create unique s…
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Pour laisser un message vocal à Émilie Many en réaction à ce podcast rendez-vous sur ce lien, autorisez votre navigateur à utiliser votre micro, parlez et envoyez votre message ! L'épicerie solidaire "Les Capucines" est située dans le quartier des Marolles à Bruxelles. Elle a été créée en 2003 et nous recevons pour cet épisode sa directrice: Émilie…
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In today's episode we'll reveal beautiful secrets behind Mathias Fernandes, a Portuguese artist who became famous online for his inspiring travel photography skills. From 0 to 10 millions views, or thousands of thousands of followers, we will dig into the artistic process: how to create the job of our dream as an artist? how to make it works for a …
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The Hot Labor Summer Tour is about to begin! Human rights lawyer Steven Donziger and ALU President Chris Smalls have joined forces to share their stories in cities across the country. We’re joined by Chris , Steven , and Devon Young, the producer of this Little Secret tour. Devon explains that Little Secret blends music, comedy, and talks from orga…
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In today’s episode, we’re welcoming Sheila Flores, she’s a digital nomad/entrepreneur & solo women traveller. As a user-generated content creator/influencer with tens of thousands of followers, she managed to turn her hobby into her full-time job as one of her main sources of income. Thanks to social media and content creation, she created a digita…
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In this season 3 finale, Steven Donziger describes his epic battle against oil giant Chevron, connecting the dots between his own struggle against a multinational corporation and the fight to stop Cop City. In both stories, the consequences for standing up against corporate power to protect people and the planet have been chilling. Steven highlight…
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Fossil fuel profiteers don’t deserve a moment of peace. The youth-led group Climate Defiance is using direct action to expose the politicians most responsible for the climate crisis and compel them to act with the urgency this crisis deserves. I spoke with Rylee Haught – the group’s student recruitment lead – just a day after Climate Defiance shut …
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Welkom bij deze speciale aflevering van "What's Your Story", een productie van "The Podcast Factory Org". In deze interviewreeks zetten we ondernemers uit onze prachtige regio Tienen in de schijnwerpers. We zijn een VZW gevestigd in Evere, en ons doel is om ondernemers uit de regio waar onze operationele vestiging zich bevindt in de kijker te zette…
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In this episode, author and movement facilitator adrienne maree brown shares her desire to see our movements become welcoming sanctuaries “where we get to taste and feel this world we’re trying to co-create.” Unfortunately, this is far from the reality that many of us experience in Leftist spaces. As adrienne explains, capitalism and other oppressi…
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Have you heard of TigerSwan? This company profits off of the surveillance and suppression of pipeline protests. Staffed with former military personnel from the War on Terror, TigerSwan has developed a hyper-militarized counterinsurgency approach to dealing with protestors resisting fossil fuel projects. TigerSwan first made a name for itself by mon…
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It shouldn’t be illegal to feed hungry, unhoused folks, and yet this is now the case in Houston and cities across America. Shere Dore is a homeless advocate in Houston who has been working to feed her unhoused neighbors since 2011. She is a devoted member of Food Not Bombs – a movement composed of volunteers who come together in cities around the w…
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This week, I dive into the massive wave of strikes and protests that have surged in France over the past 3 months. At it’s peak, the protests swelled to over a million people, bringing young and old together on the streets.This is now the 12th week of action that has been underpinned by strikes and acts of civil disobedience organized by unions and…
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In this episode, I speak with The Lever’s Rebecca Burns about the explosive Norfolk Southern train derailment that produced a toxic mushroom cloud over East Palestine, Ohio. We talk through the events that unfolded on February 3rd when train cars carrying over a million pounds of hazardous chemicals went off the tracks, explaining how this nightmar…
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Laissez un message vocal pour Diane ou Gaïa, en réaction à ce podcast, c'est via notre répondeur Vodio.fr : un outil proposé gratuitement et généreusement aux podcasteur.ice.s par l'association BadGeek! Et dans le cas présent les jeunes de l'école sont invités à laisser leurs messages que nous transmettrons ! Bien que Diane veuille leur donner la p…
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This conversation with Amy Westervelt and Paul Paz y Miño examines and condemns the extreme charges that have been used against Cop City protestors, Steven Donziger, and others for defending people and the planet. In the first half of the discussion, we talk about Chevron’s brutal legal assault against those who have tried to hold the company accou…
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This week, I speak with Kamau Franklin about the insane charges for Stop Cop City protestors, including possible RICO indictments in the coming days. We discuss Sunday’s massive police raid which resulted in 35 arrests and 23 domestic terrorism charges, bringing the total number of domestic terrorism charges for #StopCopCity activists to 44. While …
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Have you ever wondered why we tip in the US? It seems like such an American thing to do and if you’ve ever traveled abroad, you almost immediately notice that most other countries don’t participate in this system. But why is that and where did it come from? In this episode we explore tipping in America with our resident anti-capitalist bartender an…
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In this episode, I speak with 3 activists working to STOP COP CITY – a highly militarized police training facility that would pave over one of the largest remaining forests in Atlanta. These 3 are part of a broad coalition of activists without centralized leadership who have come together to resist this development and defend the Atlanta Forest. Da…
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Reagan and Velveeta have been working with fellow dancers to unionize the Star Garden Topless Dive Bar. While the club is contesting the results of their union vote from back in November, it looks like these ladies will succeed in forming the only stripper union in America! This will be the second unionized strip club in the history of the country,…
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This week, I speak with a Jodie of Palestine Action – a UK-based network of activists using sustained direct action to shut down businesses profiting off of the violent oppression of Palestinians. They’ve already shut down two facilities owned and operated by Elbit Systems, and their tireless work has led to the cancellation of 280 million worth of…
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Today, host Morgan Hutter welcomes Roger Pratt (’74) who has had a long career in the real estate investment space - most notably with Prudential, Fred Henritze (’76) of the Brookdale Group, and David Klepser (’97) of Ram Realty Advisors. They discuss commercial real estate investments, what the various real estate investment types are, what studen…
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In today’s episode we’re starting a casual conversation with Kristin Vierra, an American Remote Career & Lifestyle Coach while exploring various subjects & challenges in order to empower your digital nomads #slomad journey. We’ll explore how to create a fully remote lifestyle, the culture of slowmadism & slow travel, how to find your balance, how t…
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In this episode, Jessica Burbank explains the origins of her anticapitalist views. We discuss her working class background, her family’s economic hardships during the 2008 economic crash, and the massive bank bailouts that led her to dive deep into the field of economics. Next, we pivot to a discussion of capitalism as an undemocratic system design…
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ENG / When a pandemic hits the whole planet there are those who suffer and complain (and rightly so) but there are also people who are able to settle down, bounce back and get a new lease of life. To give birth, to give life to a dream, and Federica Bressan is one of those people with an incredible potential. Well, I'm a bit subjective, you might s…
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Today on the show, we’re excited to welcome Mark Decker (’97), CEO of Centerspace, and Taylor Mokris (’06), Senior Vice President of Seniors Housing and Care at Bellwether Enterprise Real Estate Capital. Mark and Taylor join host Morgan Hutter to discuss their career paths that led them to the commercial real estate space, the difference between co…
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When invited to speak at the recent Gates Foundation annual event, Mikaela Loach seized the opportunity to announce that capitalism is causing climate change and “billionaires shouldn’t exist.” This young climate justice activist has been fighting fossil fuel projects in the UK using a variety of tactics. She is one of three claimants who has taken…
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This episode dives into the nightmarish reality of residential schools and their connection to capitalism. Here are some of the issues we discuss: The history of the residential school system The connection between residential schools and the military How these facilities promoted capitalist values How residential school allowed for the theft of la…
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On today’s show, host Morgan Hutter is joined by Nicholas Kwasnik, a first-year student at William & Mary. Nicholas is a Senior Analyst at William & Mary’s Mason Investment Club, and is Vice President of the school’s John Quincy Adams Society Chapter, and today will take a look at the social consequences of our addiction to social media and the rel…
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Join us for a fun deep dive into the history of Halloween and Día de los Muertos with Nash and Angel of the Death and Friends podcast. We talk about the ancient origins of Halloween, beginning with the Celtic bonfires, feasts, and drunken festivities that took place during Samhain. When the forces of colonialism, Catholicism, and capitalism arrive …
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