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Discover the sweeping story of capitalism in this captivating bedtime history documentary. From the origins of the global cotton trade to the rise of the factory system and the impact of colonialism, this episode traces how capitalism transformed societies, economies, and everyday life worldwide. Explore the enclosure of the commons, the creation of the modern working class, the brutal legacy of slavery and industrialization, and the continuing “race to the bottom” in today’s global supply chains.
Key themes include primitive accumulation, the role of women and the witch hunts (inspired by Silvia Federici’s analysis), the formation of the proletariat, colonial exploitation, deindustrialization of the Global South, and ongoing resistance movements. This deep-dive covers the transition from war capitalism to modern neoliberalism, exposing both the extraordinary wealth and profound misery generated by the system over the last 500 years.
If you’re interested in economic history, the roots of globalization, social justice, labor struggles, or the history of women and reproduction under capitalism, this episode is essential listening. Learn how the past shapes present inequalities and discover stories of resistance that continue to inspire movements for a fairer world.
Keywords: capitalism history, origins of capitalism, global cotton trade, industrial revolution, enclosure movement, primitive accumulation, war capitalism, witch hunts, Silvia Federici, proletariat, colonialism, deindustrialization, globalization, labor history, working class, Global South, social resistance movements, economic inequality, supply chain exploitation, women and capitalism, history podcast
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