poverty

Oprah Winfrey interviews Trevor Noah at the Apollo Theater about his upbringing in South Africa, his life under apartheid, and his career. They discuss his memoir, "Born a Crime," and his experiences with poverty and family.

Danish political scientist Bjorn Lomborg argues that poverty and well-being should be prioritized over extreme climate policies, advocating for smarter resource use. The episode also touches on political news and celebrity happenings.

Economist Noah Smith discusses the persistent challenge of poverty and the importance of industrial modernity as a solution. He expresses his concerns regarding the "degrowth movement" and its potential impact on poverty reduction.

The If Books Could Kill podcast episode examines Ben Shapiro's perspective on poverty, which is characterized as relying on 'bootstraps'. Further content requires Patreon support.