Ethan Earle, a Paris-based political consultant, Tamara Shapiro, a NYC activist and co-founder of Movement NetLab, and Esteban Kelly, Executive Director of the U.S. Federation of Worker Co-ops, discuss the legacy of Occupy Wall Street ten years later. They dive into how the movement sparked vital conversations about wealth inequality and reshaped public discourse. The guests highlight the power of mutual aid, direct democracy, and the enduring networks formed. They also reflect on the movement's influence on contemporary activism, including Black Lives Matter and grassroots efforts like Occupy Sandy.

In a thought-provoking discussion, Esteban Kelly, an economic justice advocate, joins Josh Bivens, an economist, Malaika Jibali, a social activist, and cultural commentator Evan Caldwell. They explore the disillusionment of younger generations with capitalism, sparked by the 2008 financial crisis. The group reflects on pivotal moments like the Battle in Seattle and the rise of Occupy Wall Street, highlighting grassroots movements that challenge economic inequities. They also discuss the need for exploring alternatives to capitalism.