2.8 Classism and the Super Rich

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Not My Problem Podcast

Sephora Madjiheurem & Annika Schoene

20 episodes

1 week ago

Sephora and Annika are two scientists who met through serendipity in a random pub near King’s Cross. Over too many drinks, they discussed world affairs and social issues, but were at a loss to know how to make a difference in this world. The one recurring question of all conversations that followed was: “Why would anybody care?”. In this podcast, they tackle social justice issues that are often ignored. More specifically, they ask tough questions and discuss topics that are commonly overlooked by the more privileged in our society.

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2.8 Classism and the Super Rich

Not My Problem Podcast

53 minutes 7 seconds

3 years ago

2.8 Classism and the Super Rich

What exactly is classism? How likely are you to become super rich? In this episode, we explain what classism is and who is affected by it and we present some surprising statistics about the super rich. We also talk about philanthropy.. how much good does it really do?

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