Ep 14. Vulture Capitalism: Grace Blakeley on Corporate Crimes, Backdoor Bailouts and the Death of Freedom
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Welcome to ‘This Is The North’ Podcast, your source of transformative conversations. An intentional challenge to the systems holding back the North of England. Hosted by Alison Dunn, an award-winning charity chief executive and former solicitor. This podcast is supported by Society Matters Community Interest Company and is dedicated to curating and sharing knowledge, powering the change we need for a more equal and inclusive society.
In this episode, Alison welcomes the insightful and provocative political commentator and writer, Grace Blakeley. Grace discusses her latest book, 'Vulture Capitalism,' which delves into the intricate and often opaque mechanisms of capitalist economies. This episode reveals startling insights into the concentration of power, the lack of accountability, and the formidable influence of financial institutions and corporations in perpetuating these systems. Moreover, it highlights grassroots movements and alternative models as pathways to a fairer society. Join us for an in-depth exploration of systemic issues and practical strategies for collective change.
Episode Highlights:
00:00 Introduction 00:34 Meet Grace Blakeley 00:57 Discussing 'Vulture Capitalism' 04:14 Capitalism & Marxist Perspective 05:53 Challenging the Status Quo 33:12 Employee Ownership & Mutuality 36:53 The Influence of Financial Institutions 41:57 Closing Remarks
Grace's revelations are essential for anyone looking to understand and challenge the systems that uphold economic disparity. Her emphasis on actionable insights and grassroots movements offers a hopeful path towards a more equitable future.
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Host: Alison Dunn Guest: Grace Blakeley Producer: Peter Bell
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Welcome to the This Is The North Podcast, your source of transformative conversations. An intentional challenge to the systems holding back the North of England. Hosted by Alison Dunn MBE, an award-winning charity chief executive and former solicitor. This podcast is supported by the Society Matters Foundation and is dedicated to curating and sharing knowledge, powering the change we need for a more equal and inclusive society.
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