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Hello and welcome to another episode of A Well To Whim. I am here with Marilah Fannebecker

and Jay A Smith to talk about their new book, Work, Want, Work, Labor and Desire at the end of

capitalism. How are you both doing today? Very well, Grace. Lovely, thanks. Great to be on the show.

It's great to have you here on the show to talk about your fascinating book, which I really

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