Nika Dubrovsky sat down with the famous anthropologist to discuss whether or not we should expect Trump to take any steps to deconstruct the American global Empire

Ellen Evans and Jon Moses interview Graeber on Madagascar, anarchy, democracy and debt, and how all these implicate each other.

An interview conducted by J P O'Malley about "The Democracy Project" and it's philosophical questions around the history of democracy. What does democracy actually mean? And how can we aim to live in a society where everyone has an equal input into the decision-making process of how government works?

An interview around Graeber's trip to Rojava, the "democratic experiment" of the Syrian Kurds and the hope it instilled about the possibilities of the future.

An interview conducted by Ross Wolfe around the #Occupy movement , its predecessors and the overall practical implications of anarchist thinking.

JP O’ Malley interviews anthropologist, activist, anarchist and author, David Graeber to discuss how bureaucracy informs almost every single aspect of both public and private life.

An interview on the main points of Graeber's book on Debt, conducted by Philip Pilkington. The interviewer, together with Graeber, adresss the main lines of dissidence (in the book) from standard economic theory and history and its implications for thinking about the future.