Hungover Butler to the World feat. Dr Kojo Koram
Riley is joined by Birkbeck's Dr. Kojo Koram to discuss how Britain's colonial legal legacies - in the form of offshore, overseas, non-dom, etc. - make us the perfect place for the global rich to hide their ill gotten gains. Also, in the studio, Milo, Hussein, and Alice discuss another rent-instead-of-own startup, but with a creative twist.
Buy Dr Koram's book here! https://www.hive.co.uk/Product/Kojo-Koram/Uncommon-Wealth--Britain-and-the-Aftermath-of-Empire/25684562
Comments (13)
The British Mathew lesko doesn't even have a whimsical suit why should I listen to his money saving tricks
12:30 They actually already do that. Like years ago I listened to a thing on how art is used for tax evasion and what rich people do is basically "gift" their art to a university to "study" as part of the writeoff.
eating pussy with a dental dam so you don’t break your fast
Goblin squad chaos up front with smart Riley interview on the back half is nice
The Toad from X-Men crushing the pussy-eating game during Ramadan.
Guys trying to get into a comedy slapstick situation in which they lick the pussy enough to get her off before the cleric sadly reports that trying to "Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em" your wife to completion IS still haram
I would like to lease the Takashi Murakami larger than life scuplture of a big tiddy anime waifu lactating ropes around herself, please. Along with a garage door sized Rothko to give some personality to my home office wall
Patreon is kind of podcast rental
So eating the pussy is fine during Ramadan, so long as you're always engaged in a 70's slapstick situation. Got it.
utterly devastated to know that properly eating the clit during Ramadan is haram whereas licking around cishet style is halal
I do like the idea of praxis through developing new and dangerous forms of transport for the rich.
Critical support to the manufacturers of the hoverboard.
Art rental is actually very common, and represents having "made it" for a lot of fine artists. A lot of regional public art galleries will rent out work from "emerging" or "mid-career" artists, up to private galleries/"consultants" in downtown cores who will rent the paintings and sculptures to corporate offices and hotel lobbies. The difference here is that Curina is doing it on the cheap for middle class people and actually listing their prices.