Remaking Capitalism

On this show, we had the chance to sit down with Professor Kenneth Mack -- a professor at Harvard Law School, and a member of the faculty for nearly 20 years. Professor Mack has had a storied career studying and teaching civil rights history, American capitalism and everything in between. We talk in detail about systemic racism and how a new Presidential administration might begin to move the needle.

In this episode, I had the privilege of speaking with HBS Professor and author of "Reimagining Capitalism in a World on Fire," Rebecca Henderson. Our conversation started with a discussion about the history capitalism, and then we talked about the relationship between American capitalism and systemic racism. Rebecca addressed conservative narratives emerging from Milton Friedman and President Reagan, and what COVID-19 should teach us about ways capitalism must be reimagined and remade.

In this episode, I had the privilege of speaking with HBS Professor and author of "Reimagining Capitalism in a World on Fire," Rebecca Henderson. Our conversation started with a discussion about the history capitalism, and then we talked about the relationship between American capitalism and systemic racism. Rebecca addressed conservative narratives emerging from Milton Friedman and President Reagan, and what COVID-19 should teach us about ways capitalism must be reimagined and remade.

In this episode, I had the privilege of speaking with HBS Professor and author of "Reimagining Capitalism in a World on Fire," Rebecca Henderson. Our conversation started with a discussion about the history of capitalism, and then we talked about the relationship between American capitalism and systemic racism. Rebecca addressed conservative narratives emerging from Milton Friedman and President Reagan, and what COVID-19 should teach us about ways capitalism must be reimagined and remade.

This episode, co-hosted by my friend Tomas Rosales, was an interview with professor Matt Weinzierl who currently is the course head for the Business, Government, and International Economy course (BGIE) at HBS. We explored government trust and the relationship between the public and private sectors, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.