David V. Johnson interviews David Graeber

David Graeber leads a busy double life. By day, he is an anthropologist at Goldsmiths, University of London. By night, he is an anarchist and activist, best known for being the “Anti-Leader of Occupy Wall Street,” as Bloomberg Businessweek dubbed him. In his latest book, Debt: The First 5,000 Years, Graeber marries his academic and activist selves by dissecting our moral confusion about debt, showing both how contingent our intuitions are in the light of anthropology and how our obtuseness has led to the mass suffering of austerity programs and financial crashes. 

Read it at Boston Review
What We Owe to Each Other (interview in two parts)

David V. Johnson interviews David Graeber

An Interview with David Graeber, Part 1

An Interview with David Graeber, Part 2