Carl Rhodes, Dean of the UTS Business School and author of *Stinking Rich*, dives deep into the complex world of billionaires. He explores the historical evolution of wealth and the societal impact of today’s tech elites. Rhodes challenges the notion of meritocracy, discussing the dangers of rising inequality and the potential shift toward plutocracy. The ethical implications of billionaire wealth are scrutinized, alongside a conversation on the cultural narratives shaping modern masculinity. Can any billionaire truly be considered 'good'?

In this discussion, Chuck Collins, a wealth and responsibility expert, Carl Rhodes, an author of "Woke Capitalism," and Imandeep Kaur, a social activist, dive into the implications of Patagonia’s bold move to make Earth its sole shareholder. They explore the ethical dilemmas surrounding billionaire philanthropy, scrutinizing its impact on democracy and corporate responsibility. The conversation also highlights the need for transparency in philanthropic endeavors and the importance of grassroots movements in achieving social change.