# Kelly Grotke

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Divestment Without Dissonance

Sloane Ortel and Ashby Monk are joined by Kelly Grotke, a PhD in history and founder of Pattern Recognition Research, to wade into divestment and its implications in the institutional investment world. The conversation explores the role of finance and investing in building the kind of society we wa…

Philanthrocapitalism U

A Morehouse college commencement speaker makes an extraordinary financial commitment, but there's a "profound story" to tell about the durable funding of HBCUs in the US since the Gilded Age [12:00]. How does philanthrocapitalism work? [42:00] What is the Double Tax? [48:00] How might EdTech extrac…

The Education Gospel, Enshittify.edu, & The Expansion of Lower Ed

An episode built around an interview with Tressie McMillan Cottom covers what lessons the rest of Higher Ed can learn from HBCUs [3:00], the vectors of financialization in the New Gilded Age [19:00], the migration of the for-profit model into not-for-profit institutions [60:00], and how Modern Mone…

Fake Work, Fucking Models, & The Archive of Empire

Archives, physical and digital, are suffering from austerity, enshittification, and censorship. In this episode scholars discuss the ambivalent impacts of digitization, what information matters in the data economy [8:30], an analogy involving European colonialism [23:00], the competition to documen…

Re:Work presents "Disclose! Divest!: Behind the Fight Over College Endowments" (from Making Contact)

We’re closing out the year with an episode from our friends at Making Contact: As graduation approached this year, students around the country began protests after calls for divestment from Israel were initially ignored by university leadership. The campus encampments were met with physical violen…

A Moral Document (Vandal Live at Wayne State)

The first of two episodes recorded at the "Public Budgets, Public Good" workshop hosted by Labor@Wayne, and co-sponsored by AAUP, HELU, and Public Good U. This episode features presentations on the Lend & Rule approach to campus debt, the bourgeois coldness of budget models, the Locus of Authority …