EPISODE · Jun 4, 2026 · 10 MIN
What Shall We Do? | Chapter 32
from What Shall We Do? : Exploring Economic Inequality · host Leo Tolstoy
In 'What Shall We Do?', Leo Tolstoy takes a candid look at the stark contrasts between wealth and poverty in 19th-century Russia. Through his own unsettling experiences with extreme poverty in Moscow, Tolstoy explores the complexities of economic inequality. His journey starts with a naive belief that financial generosity could solve deep-rooted issues. However, he quickly realizes that the realities of poverty are far more intricate and resistant to simple solutions. This audiobook offers a powerful critique of societal structures and prompts listeners to reflect on their own roles in addressing inequality. Tolstoy's vision for a more just society resonates today, inviting us to consider what real change looks like. Engage with Tolstoy's thought-provoking messages and challenge your perceptions about wealth, responsibility, and what it means to live justly.
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In 'What Shall We Do?', Leo Tolstoy takes a candid look at the stark contrasts between wealth and poverty in 19th-century Russia. Through his own unsettling experiences with extreme poverty in Moscow, Tolstoy explores the complexities of economic inequality. His journey starts with a naive belief that financial generosity could solve deep-rooted issues. However, he quickly realizes that the realities of poverty are far more intricate and resistant to simple solutions. This audiobook offers a powerful critique of societal structures and prompts listeners to reflect on their own roles in addressing inequality. Tolstoy's vision for a more just society resonates today, inviting us to consider what real change looks like. Engage with Tolstoy's thought-provoking messages and challenge your perceptions about wealth, responsibility, and what it means to live justly.
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