Graham Culbertson, the host of the Plumbing Games Studies, is joined by Aris Politopoulos to discuss David Graeber's essay "What's the Point if We Can't Have Fun?" 

Read by Konstancja Duff

Adaption of texts about the history of debt by David Graeber

Ian Masters talks with David Graeber to discuss his book "Bullshit jobs" while a public radio can only refer to it as bull-bleep-jobs.

Stefan Fuchs (audio archiv) in conversation with David Graeber

Trumpwatch
Trump & Putin & Kavanaugh & Trump: Harold Meyerson & Erwin Chemerinsky; plus David Graeber: BS Jobs

The host of Writer's Voice talk with psychologist Katherine Kinzler about her book How You Say It: Why You Talk the Way You Do—And What It Says About You, and about anthropologist and anarchist activist David Graeber

Max and Stacy eulogize David Graeber. In memory of his work, they look at the accumulation of debt that is seeing young adults moving back in with their parents at the highest rate since the Great Depression and thus depressing the formation of new households – an important part of a healthy economy.

Yasar Abu Ghosh and Bohuslav Kuřík on the Collapse podcast talking about David Graeber and his importance on the global anarchist scene.

Jacek Kozlowski and Mikolaj Ratajczak on a podcast “Kultura jako pasmo cierpień”* discuss the book “Bullshit jobs”
2020
(*Kultura jako źródło cierpień/Cultural Frustration. Freud)

Tony Vogt and Shane Capra discuss the ideas and celebrate the memory of David Graeber.