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HBR presents. Hi everyone you're listening to a bonus episode of After Hours I'm

young me I'm me here and I'm Felix and it's good to see you on an off day guys yeah

very good I could get used to this. So this bonus episode came

out of a conversation that three of us had recently. We've all been talking obviously a lot

about COVID-19 which is so important and everywhere but we were just

reflecting on how it's important to keep our eye on other things that are going on in the

world and we wanted to use an episode to kind of lift our eyes from the immediate crisis of COVID-19

to some of the larger issues that we're all facing.

And one of the really big important topics before coronavirus and after is of course climate change and

how to think about climate change what to do about climate change and I was

fortunate enough to sit down with one of our colleagues, Rebecca Henderson.

One of our favorite colleagues.

Yes, absolutely, one of our favorite colleagues.

Rebecca Henderson and she's written this very interesting book,

Re-imagining Capitalism in a World on Fire.

In part, it's so interesting because it thinks about the ways in which our current economic system is and isn't able to

respond to these very big challenges. Climate change being one of them, income distribution being another one of them, and it's really fascinating both because it's so sweeping, but it's also interesting because she has very specific recommendations.

And so I was dying to talk with her, and so I did.

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