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    Remaking Capitalism

    Remaking Capitalism is a podcast brought to you by the Harbus, Harvard Business School’s student newspaper. The host, Tarun Galagali, is a first year MBA student who is hoping to learn more about how we might move from a market system that works for the few to a market system that works for all. Join him on this journey of learning and introspection.

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    Professor Kenneth Mack, co-hosted by JD/MBA Mike Klain Jul 24, 2020
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    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.


    Professor Rebecca Henderson, Author of Reimagining Capitalism in a World on Fire Jul 09, 2020
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    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.


    Professor Matt Weinzierl, Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School Jun 10, 2020
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    This episode, co-hosted by my friend Tomas Rosales (HBS 2021), 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.


    Professor Arthur Brooks, former President of the American Enterprise Institute & HBS/HKS Faculty Member May 13, 2020
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    Arthur Brooks, Professor at HBS and HKS and former President of the AEI, stopped by the podcast to share his views on capitalism, on what a world with "morals before markets" might look like, and how we might have more effective conversations with people in a a different "tribe."


    Joelle Gamble, Principal at Omidyar Network Apr 24, 2020
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    In this episode, I had a conversation with Joelle Gamble. Joelle is currently a principal with the reimagining capitalism at the Omidyar Network, where she focuses on topics related to building the power of working people and shaping a new economic paradigm.


    Brian Trelstad, Impact Investing Leader & Senior Lecturer at HBS Apr 22, 2020
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    In this episode, I connected with Brian Trelstad, a Senior Lecturer at Harvard Business School who is well known for teaching an elective course on Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation. He is also a Partner at Bridges Fund Management, a leading global impact investing fund, and was a former CIO at Acumen.

    We cover a number of topics, starting with whether or not capitalism is broken and moving into case studies of impact investing done well. He touches on the critiques of the space, and provides some thoughtful responses. We touch a little bit on philosophy towards the end too.


    Christina Wing, Senior Lecturer at Harvard Business School Apr 22, 2020
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    In this episode, I had a conversation with my current Professor of Leadership & Accountability, Christina Wing. Christina is an alum of HBS; she teaches classes in the Technology and Operations Management unit as well as the Leadership & Corporate Accountability. In class, we talk a lot about what stakeholder capitalism might look like. It was fun to expand on it during the courser of our conversation.


    Charles Wheelan, Professor of Public Policy at Dartmouth College Feb 27, 2020
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    In this episode, I had a conversation with my former Professor from Dartmouth College, Charles Wheelan. Wheelan has had an illustrious career as an academic and and as an author, having written best-sellers Naked Economics & Naked Statistics. We talk about economics, government and everything in between.


    Congressman Ro Khanna Dec 04, 2019
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    In this episode, I had a conversation with Congressman Ro Khanna (CA-17) who represents the Silicon Valley in the United States House of Representatives. Our conversation spanned a variety of topics -- starting with where he grew up and ending with his tenure in Congress to date. Disclaimer: I've served as Ro's Senior Political Advisor for the last five years -- I'm not an impartial listener. I hope you enjoy the conversation!


    Professor George Serafeim, Rob Zochowski Nov 15, 2019
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    In this episode, I sat down with Professor George Serafeim of Harvard Business School and Rob Zochowski, the Director of Impact Weighted Accounts Research at HBS. We talked about conventional accounting, novel ways of accounting for social good, and what it might take to move society to think in unconventional ways about conventional topics.


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