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Scene on Radio: Capitalism
- By: Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke University
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Sep 1 201513 mins
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Sep 23 201526 mins
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Oct 7 201526 mins
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- Godfred Yemofio
- 02-17-22
Wow!
I like that it offers a path out of racism. if it was constructed then it can be deconstructed. America's greatness over Europe is proof.
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- darsal09
- 07-16-21
A Must Listen for every American
This podcast (seasons 2 -4) is a must listen for every American. It is truly eye opening. So much of our history is glossed over or barely discussed, and the podcast provides a lot of much needed honesty about events in US history regarding slavery and America's beginnings (seasons 2 and 4). The information is well researched and so interesting, and is quite different than the history that was taught in school.
Season 1 is a great collection of stories, and season 3 is a much needed dive into men and gender
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- Heather M. Jackson
- 02-14-24
Eye opening
The topics covered in this podcast are essential. I know they have been for me. I am in an MSW program at ASU and we had several episodes assigned to us. I listened to the assigned episodes and went back to listen to them all.
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- daniel Esquivia Zapata
- 01-21-21
Great daring documentaries
it's is difficult sometimes to find documentaries from the USA that don't seem to see the rest of the world as if it were a mirror , as bad copy or incomplete copy of itself and also is difficult to find documentaries from the USA that don't see the USA as an exceptional great nation but a nation with complicated bloody history. The last season (season 4) sees the USA democracy with a great critical eye putting on the table important critical perspectives about this nation's history.
I recommend the seasons 2 and 3 as well, these seasons too bring great critical insights about masculinity and witheness in the USA.
This documentaries are great starting points on this topics.
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