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What if the companies fueling the climate crisis understood the science decades ago — and chose silence instead?

Inside Big Oil’s Climate Cover-Up reveals newly uncovered documents showing that major oil companies like Exxon and Shell knew as early as the 1950s that fossil fuels would alter the climate. Their own internal research warned of rising temperatures, melting permafrost, and stronger storms — risks they quietly prepared for while publicly funding doubt, denial, and counter-science.

As climate change re-enters the political battlefield, this documentary exposes how corporate strategy, lobbying, and misinformation shaped public debate for more than half a century — and why prosecutors are only now beginning to investigate.

This is not just a story about energy.
It’s about power, responsibility, and the cost of delaying truth.

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13 hours ago | [YT] | 20

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What does it really take to build a business when failure is almost guaranteed?

Fail, Rise, Repeat follows a group of young entrepreneurs in Detroit over 17 months — through wins, losses, burnout, breakthroughs, and moments where quitting feels easier than continuing. This is not startup hype. It’s the raw, human side of entrepreneurship: risk, resilience, and the courage to keep going when nothing works as planned.

Filmed by Oscar winner Cynthia Wade and director Cheryl Miller Houser, the documentary shows how building companies is also about rebuilding confidence, communities, and cities left behind.

At a time when fewer people are starting businesses, this film asks a bigger question:
👉 Is entrepreneurship still the engine of economic renewal — and who is willing to pay the price to prove it?

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2 days ago | [YT] | 9

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When curing disease becomes a race, who decides what a life is worth?

In the Name of Healing explores the uneasy line between medical innovation and the business of health. From corporate pressure in the pharmaceutical industry to the quiet breakthroughs in microbiome research, this documentary asks a difficult question: are we healing patients — or optimizing profits?

The film follows doctors, researchers, and patients caught between speed, regulation, and human cost. It reveals how cancer treatment became an industry driven by urgency, metrics, and market logic — and why a new approach to healing may require slowing down, listening, and rethinking what progress really means.

A powerful investigation into medicine, ethics, and the future of healthcare.

▶️ Watch the documentary and join the conversation.
What do you think healing should look like in the 21st century?

3 days ago | [YT] | 29

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Two cities. Two stages of development. One question: where does opportunity really lie?

In this episode of The Property Hunter, we follow entrepreneurs and expats navigating Southeast Asia’s emerging real-estate markets. From Phnom Penh — where foreign ownership laws are evolving and construction is booming — to Kuala Lumpur, a more mature market driven by luxury condos and commercial growth, the documentary reveals both the promise and the risks behind Asia’s next investment hubs.

Through real stories, not hype, the film shows how regulation, ambition, and rapid urban change shape who wins — and who gets caught out — in fast-growing economies.

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5 days ago | [YT] | 7

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🎙️ Moconomy: Business Talks | Rupert Murdoch

Few individuals have shaped global media — and political influence — as deeply as Rupert Murdoch.

In this episode of Moconomy: Business Talks, we trace Murdoch’s rise from a regional newspaper business in Australia to the construction of a worldwide media empire spanning print, television, and international broadcasting.

This business portrait explores the strategic decisions, acquisitions, and risks that turned local outlets into a global network — and examines the lasting economic, cultural, and political impact of media concentration at scale.

A clear, analytical look at power, ambition, and the business of influence.

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1 week ago | [YT] | 10

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🎄 The year is approaching its ending and... what a year has been! Not only we're thankful to have you here, but we'd like to hear your thoughts so:

👉 What topic would you like to see in our next Moconomy documentary?

Your vote helps shape what we investigate next. Happy new year and thanks for sticking around with us this 2025! 🥳

1 week ago | [YT] | 17

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Luxury sells an image of beauty, craftsmanship, and exclusivity.
But behind the storefronts and runway shows lies a supply chain few consumers ever see.

This investigative documentary follows the global luxury industry from Chinese fur farms to Italian tanneries, revealing how some of the world’s most prestigious brands generate enormous profits through hidden human and animal suffering.

Undercover footage, worker testimonies, and expert analysis expose unsafe labor conditions, toxic processes, and the ethical cost behind leather goods and designer fashion.

A necessary look at what glamour often hides — and the real price paid for luxury.

🎬 The Truth Behind Designer Brands
Now available on Moconomy.

1 week ago | [YT] | 18

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We often imagine online crime as something hidden deep in the dark web.
But the reality is more complex — and more disturbing.

This documentary reveals how criminal networks operate across both anonymous spaces and the platforms we use every day, blurring the line between what we think is “safe” and what isn’t.

Before watching, take a guess:


👇 Vote below and see if your assumptions match what the investigation uncovers.

https://youtu.be/S0MZ6cXmYKo

1 week ago | [YT] | 11

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The global art market is worth nearly 70 billion dollars 💰

But price is not the same as value.

Behind the glamour, the art world operates through opaque pricing, powerful gatekeepers, and extreme inequality. A small group of players shapes visibility, careers, and taste — while most artists struggle to survive.

🎨This documentary looks beyond exhibitions and auction headlines to ask harder questions: who really sets the price of art? Why is the market so opaque? And why do the ultra-rich invest in it?

🎬 'What’s the Real Value of Art' explores how money, power, and algorithms are reshaping the global art industry.

Watch the full documentary here.

1 week ago | [YT] | 20

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The correct answer surprises many people.

Internal documents show that major oil companies had detailed knowledge about climate change decades earlier than most assume — while publicly funding campaigns to question or downplay it.

We're curious: when do you think major oil companies first knew that burning fossil fuels could change the climate?

🎬 Inside Big Oil’s Climate Cover-Up investigates how this information was buried, and how the consequences are still unfolding today.

Watch it here: https://youtu.be/fnohrSXsigE

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 20