Debt is a key disciplinary mechanism under capitalism; a power relation that causes financial, cultural and spiritual misery. In this episode we debunk the myths and moralising that surrounds debt, and hear from those developing creative alternatives to an indebted existence. This episode is dedica

Listen to a report recorded during a convergence action to protest the annual meetings of the World Bank / IMF. This report features an interview with David Graeber, active at the time with the Anti-Capitalist Convergence of New York City, speaking while hand-cuffed in the back of a police bus after

Currencies are telling of our current time. Debt, labor, commodification, ownership, and consumerism structure and characterize contemporary life and academia. From the monetization and protection of intellectual property to the debts that students accrue, from the exploitation of adjunct labor to t

Chris Hedges and Gabor Maté, introduced by award-winning journalist Aaron Maté, discuss the "moral issue of our time," Gaza. Hedges and Gabor Maté deliver speeches, engage in a two-way discussion and take questions from the audience. Thanks to Nick Laparra of Let's Give a Damn and the Middle East

This lecture series is launched to help connect critical postmedia studies to a broader audience by the Critical Postmedia Research Network