Mark Erlich on the Way We Build and Restoring Dignity to Construction Work
Mark Erlich on the Way We Build and Restoring Dignity to Construction Work
This month's episode gives a nod to one of the figures in our logo: the construction worker. Our guest, Mark Erlich has ... Read more
2 Aug 2023
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31mins
Chelsea Schields on Oil, Intimacy, and the Offshore
Chelsea Schields on Oil, Intimacy, and the Offshore
In this month's episode, guest Chelsea Schields discusses oil refining and intimacy, illuminating the social ties and a... Read more
3 Jul 2023
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49mins
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Mircea Raianu on Tata and Global Capitalism in India
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