The Story of the Netherlands: Trade, Empire, and Innovation — Fexingo History — Podcast

The Dutch East India Company's Spice Monopoly: Nutmeg and the Banda Islands 17.08.2026 8min

In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how the Dutch East India Company secured its monopoly on nutmeg, the most coveted spice of the seventeenth century. They trace the VOC's brutal campaign on the Banda Islands, the role of Jan Pieterszoon Coen, the massacre at Banda Neira, and the exile of the Bandanese people. The story covers the Company's ruthless enforcement of the monopoly, the forced cultivation of nutmeg, the use of hired assassins like the Japanese ronin, and the eventual decline of the monopoly as Pierre Poivre smuggled seeds to Mauritius. Along the way, they reflect on the human cost of the spice trade and the legacy of the VOC's actions. #DutchEastIndiaCompany #VOC #Nutmeg #BandaIslands #JanPieterszoonCoen #BandaNeira #SpiceTrade #ColonialHistory #DutchEmpire #SeventeenthCentury #Moluccas #PierrePoivre #Mauritius #History #Europe #Trade #Massacre #Colonialism Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

The Dutch Slave Trade: Profit, Pain, and the Middle Passage 16.08.2026 8min

In this episode, Lucas and Luna examine the Dutch role in the transatlantic slave trade, a dark chapter that fueled the Golden Age. They follow the journey of the WIC ship St. Jan, which in 1637 carried the first enslaved Africans from Angola to Brazil, and discuss the brutal conditions of the Middle Passage. Lucas explains how the Dutch captured Elmina Castle from the Portuguese in 1637, gaining a key foothold in the trade, and describes the growth of Curaçao as a major slave depot. The episode also touches on the resistance of enslaved people, including the 1795 Curaçao slave revolt led by Tula, and the eventual Dutch abolition in 1863. Throughout, the hosts grapple with the moral complexities of an economy built on human suffering, connecting the dots between Amsterdam's wealth and the suffering of millions. #DutchSlaveTrade #MiddlePassage #WIC #ElminaCastle #Curaçao #TulaRevolt #Abolition #DutchEmpire #AtlanticWorld #HistoryOfSlavery #DutchColonialism #GoldenAge #Angola #Suriname #SlaveryResistance #17thCentury #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

The Dutch Beemster Polder: Engineering an Empire's Breadbasket 15.08.2026 9min

When the Dutch dug the Beemster lake dry in 1612, they didn't just reclaim land — they invented a new kind of landscape. This episode follows the financiers, engineers, and laborers who turned a dangerous inland sea into a grid of fertile pastures, transforming Dutch agriculture and influencing city planning for centuries. We meet Jan Adriaenszoon Leeghwater, the master millwright who oversaw the draining, and uncover the surprisingly modern financial machinery — shares, options, even a real estate bubble — that paid for it all. Along the way, we explore the science behind the polder, the windmills that pumped water into a surrounding canal ring, and the elegant symmetry of the Beemster's checkerboard fields, a design so rational it earned UNESCO World Heritage status in 1999. But the story isn't all triumph: we dig into the flooded villages, the drowned harvests, and the ecological trade-offs of a nation that literally remade its map. From the Golden Age to today's climate debates, this is the story of how a small country turned water into wealth — and what that cost. #Beemster #Polder #Leeghwater #DutchGoldenAge #LandReclamation #Windmill #UNESCO #IJsselmeer #Zuiderzee #Amsterdam #WaterManagement #SeventeenthCentury #DutchHistory #Engineering #ClimateAdaptation #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

The Dutch Brazil Adventure: Sugar, War, and the Fall of Recife 14.08.2026 7min

In this episode, Lucas and Luna dive into the Dutch Republic's boldest Atlantic gamble: the conquest of Brazil's sugar coast. From the 1624 capture of Bahia to the fall of Recife in 1654, they follow the rise and fall of Dutch Brazil, a colony that nearly became the centerpiece of a global empire. Along the way, they meet the brilliant but controversial governor Johan Maurits van Nassau-Siegen, whose patronage of science and art earned Recife the nickname 'Mauritsstad' and made it a beacon of tolerance. But the colony's real engine was sugar, worked by enslaved Africans, and its true cost was measured in lives. Lucas explains the diplomacy of the Portuguese, the resistance of the local Brazilian planters, and the war that ended Dutch dreams in the Americas. The episode also explores how the lessons of Dutch Brazil shaped the Dutch West India Company's strategies elsewhere in the Atlantic, from Curaçao to New Netherland. A story of ambition, violence, and cultural flowering — and a reminder that even the Golden Age had its dark side. #DutchBrazil #JohanMaurits #Mauritsstad #Recife #SugarTrade #WestIndischeCompagnie #DutchAtlantic #Pernambuco #Engenho #Sephardic #GoldenAge #DutchHistory #ColonialBrazil #PortugueseEmpire #AtlanticWorld #History #FexingoHistory #Podcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

The Dutch Whale Trade: Oil, Bones, and Arctic Ambition 13.08.2026 8min

In the seventeenth century, Dutch whalers braved the icy waters of the Arctic to hunt bowhead whales, turning blubber into oil that lit Europe's lamps and bones into corsets. This episode follows the rise of the Smeerenburg settlement on Spitsbergen, the brutal competition with English and Danish rivals, and the ingenious 'flensing' techniques that made Dutch whaling the most efficient in the world. We meet the whalers of the Noordsche Compagnie, the Basque harpooners who taught them the craft, and the Greenland merchants who built fortunes on a single season's catch. But the boom couldn't last: overhunting, climate shifts, and the rise of American whalers spelled the end of Dutch dominance. We explore the environmental cost of an industry that nearly wiped out the bowhead whale, and the echoes of that exploitation in today's debates about Arctic resources. From the smell of tryworks to the politics of the Arctic Ocean, this is the story of how a small nation turned a giant mammal into a global commodity. #DutchWhaling #Smeerenburg #Spitsbergen #BowheadWhale #NoordscheCompagnie #ArcticHistory #17thCentury #DutchGoldenAge #Whaling #BasqueHarpooners #Greenland #ArcticOcean #WhaleOil #MaritimeHistory #DutchRepublic #EnvironmentalHistory #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

The Dutch Herring Trade: How a Humble Fish Built an Empire 12.08.2026 8min

Before the VOC, before the tulips, there was herring. In this episode, Lucas and Luna trace the improbable rise of the Dutch Republic on the back of a small, silvery fish. From the invention of gibbing – a technique that preserved herring at sea – to the massive haringbuizen that dominated the North Sea, the herring trade was the Netherlands' first global industry. Discover how the Dutch wrested control from the Hanseatic League, how the fish fueled the Golden Age economy, and how it even shaped the landscape of Amsterdam. Along the way, they explore the lives of the fishermen, the 'herring girls' who processed the catch, and the complex ecological politics of the North Sea. This episode reveals how a single commodity – salted, barreled, and shipped across Europe – transformed a small maritime nation into a world power. It's a story of innovation, labor, and the sheer scale of an industry that fed millions and made fortunes. #HerringTrade #DutchGoldenAge #NorthSea #Haringbuis #Gibbing #HanseaticLeague #Amsterdam #VOC #DutchEmpire #MaritimeHistory #Fisheries #EconomicHistory #DutchRepublic #SaltFish #Haringvisserij #Zuiderse #DutchInnovation #History Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

Dutch Innovations: The Windmill Sawmills of the Zaan 11.08.2026 5min

In this milestone episode of The Story of the Netherlands, Lucas and Luna explore the ingenious wind-powered sawmills of the Zaanstreek, the industrial heart of the Dutch Golden Age. They trace the rise of the houtzaagmolen — a revolutionary technology that mechanized timber sawing and fueled the shipbuilding boom. Discover how Cornelis Corneliszoon's patent in the 1590s transformed the region into a manufacturing powerhouse, producing warships, merchant vessels, and windmills for markets across Europe. The episode delves into the logistics of timber flotation along the Vistula, the role of the Houttuinen in Amsterdam, and the competitive rivalry between the Zaan and the city. It also touches on the decline of the industry in the 19th century and the preservation of these iconic mills as heritage sites. Along the way, the hosts reflect on the broader themes of innovation, sustainability, and the relentless Dutch drive to harness nature's forces. #Netherlands #DutchGoldenAge #Zaanstreek #Windmill #Sawmill #CornelisCorneliszoon #Shipbuilding #TimberTrade #Vistula #Houttuinen #IndustrialHistory #Innovation #Technology #MaritimeHistory #FexingoHistory #History #Trade #WindEnergy Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

The Dutch East India Company's Tea Trade and the Rise of Amsterdam 10.08.2026 6min

In this episode, Lucas and Luna trace the Dutch East India Company's pivotal role in bringing tea from China to Europe, transforming Amsterdam into the continent's tea capital by the late 17th century. They discuss the challenges of the China trade, the first direct shipment of tea in 1607, the establishment of a trading post at Canton, and the VOC's shift from pepper to tea. Along the way, they explore the cultural impact of tea on Dutch society, the rise of the tea garden, and the medical debates that surrounded this exotic beverage. The conversation also touches on the economic strategies of the Heeren XVII, the role of Batavia as a hub, and the competition with English and other European traders. With names like Jan Pieterzoon Coen, Joan Nieuhof, and the famous traveler Olfert Dapper, this episode offers a detailed look at how a simple leaf reshaped global trade and daily life in the Netherlands. #VOC #TeaTrade #DutchHistory #Amsterdam #GoldenAge #ChinaTrade #Batavia #JoanNieuhof #OlfertDapper #HeerenXVII #Canton #TeaCulture #TradeHistory #EarlyModern #DutchEmpire #GlobalHistory #FexingoHistory #History Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

The Dutch WIC: Privateers, Slaves, and Atlantic Ambition 09.08.2026 7min

In 1621, the Dutch West India Company was founded to strike at Spain's Atlantic empire. This episode follows the WIC from its early privateering triumphs — Piet Heyn's capture of the Silver Fleet at Matanzas Bay — to its darker ventures in the transatlantic slave trade, and its eventual decline. Lucas and Luna explore how the company's letters of marque blurred the lines between warfare and piracy, how Curaçao became a hub for smuggling and enslaved people, and how the WIC's collapse reshaped Dutch overseas ambitions. Along the way, they meet figures like Johan van Walbeeck, Peter Stuyvesant, and Admiral Heyn, and consider the moral compromises that underlay the Dutch Golden Age. Fresh from previous episodes on the VOC and specific colonies, this conversation widens the lens to the company that fought for the Atlantic — and what its legacy means. #WIC #DutchWestIndiaCompany #PietHeyn #SilverFleet #Matanzas #Curaçao #TransatlanticSlaveTrade #Privateering #LettersOfMarque #DutchGoldenAge #AtlanticWorld #PeterStuyvesant #NewNetherland #Suriname #DutchBrazil #SeventeenthCentury #ImperialCompetition #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

The Dutch Sea Beggars: Privateers Who Forged a Nation 08.08.2026 9min

Long before the Dutch East India Company ruled the waves, a ragtag fleet of dispossessed nobles, fishermen, and pirates—the Sea Beggars, or Watergeuzen—turned the tide of the Eighty Years' War. In this episode, Lucas and Luna trace their rise from outlawed exiles to the unlikely liberators of Brielle in 1572, a towns-by-town conquest that ignited the Dutch Revolt. We follow their early defeats at the Battle of Heiligerlee, their brutal winter raids along the frozen Zuiderzee, and the strange alliance between Calvinist corsairs and William of Orange. How did these privateers, funded by English and French courts, manage to humiliate the world's mightiest empire? And what did their plunder—Spanish silver, captured priests, and munitions—do to the course of European history? With a close look at figures like Lumey, van der Marck, and Sonoy, we uncover how desperation forged a navy, and how a pirate fleet became the seed of the Dutch Republic's maritime empire. #Watergeuzen #SeaBeggars #EightyYearsWar #DutchRevolt #Brielle #Lumey #DutchHistory #GoldenAge #Privateer #Calvinist #WilliamOfOrange #Heiligerlee #Zuiderzee #SpanishEmpire #Netherlands #Europe #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

The Dutch Hanseatic City of Kampen and the Botter Fleet 07.08.2026 6min

In this episode of The Story of the Netherlands, Lucas and Luna explore the lesser-known but crucial role of the Hanseatic city of Kampen and the botter, a flat-bottomed fishing boat that sustained local communities for centuries. They discuss Kampen's rise as a trading hub on the IJssel, its rivalry with Amsterdam, and the gradual decline of its maritime power. The conversation then shifts to the botter, its design suited for the shallow Zuiderzee, the cooperative fishing system of the botter fleet, and the seasonal rhythms of herring and anchovy catches. They touch on the VOC's influence on regional economies and the eventual shift to steam trawlers. The episode ends with a reflection on how Kampen's legacy lives on in the restored botten and the continued use of the term 'botter' in local dialect. #Kampen #HanseaticLeague #Botter #Zuiderzee #Fishing #MaritimeHistory #Netherlands #GoldenAge #Trade #IJssel #Herring #Anchovy #VOC #SteamTrawler #Folkboat #LocalHistory #FexingoHistory #History Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

The Dutch Grain Trade: Amsterdam's Baltic Lifeline 06.08.2026 5min

In this episode of The Story of the Netherlands, Lucas and Luna explore the Dutch grain trade, the foundation of the Republic's economic miracle. They trace the shipment of rye and wheat from the Vistula River in Poland to Amsterdam's bustling harbors, where Dutch ships controlled the Baltic routes. The conversation covers the moedernegotie, or 'mother trade,' which fed the Dutch cities and fueled the Golden Age. They discuss the role of the Dutch East India Company's rival, the Baltic trade, the rise of Amsterdam as a staple market, the famous 1597 'Flight of the Dutch' when a Dutch fleet broke the Sound Toll, and the decline of the trade in the seventeenth century. Along the way, they touch on the grain's impact on the Dutch landscape—the polders, the windmills, and the urban growth—and how this humble commodity shaped the nation's identity. #DutchGrainTrade #BalticTrade #Vistula #Amsterdam #Moedernegotie #SoundToll #DutchGoldenAge #Grain #Rye #Wheat #DutchRepublic #StapleMarket #Hanseatic #DutchShipping #EuropeanHistory #TradeHistory #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

De Gouden Eeuw: The Dutch Diamond Polishing Revolution 05.08.2026 11min

In this episode of The Story of the Netherlands, Lucas and Luna uncover the dazzling world of the Dutch diamond trade — a story of craftsmanship, monopoly, and the cutting edge of 17th-century technology. Discover how Amsterdam became the world's diamond capital, from the invention of the scaif by Lodewijk van Berquem to the secretive workshops on the Nieuwe Zijds Achterburgwal. Learn about the rough stones arriving from Golconda and Surat, the voyages of Jean-Baptiste Tavernier, and the precise techniques of cutting that turned raw carbon into fire. Lucas explains the role of the VOC in bringing stones to Europe, the famous 'Holland Cut', and the economic and cultural impact of diamonds on Dutch society. This episode also touches on the darker side — the brutal labour in the mines and the global networks that fed Amsterdam's workshops. Through the lens of the diamond, we see the Golden Age in a new light: a city built on precision, patience, and a relentless drive for perfection. #DutchDiamondTrade #AmsterdamGoldenAge #LodewijkVanBerquem #Golconda #VOC #JeanBaptisteTavernier #Scaif #DiamondCutting #History #Netherlands #TradeHistory #LuxuryGoods #17thCentury #GlobalTrade #Craftsmanship #Amsterdam #DiamondIndustry #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

The Dutch Wood Trade: Timber, Ships, and the Baltic Lifeline 04.08.2026 9min

Before the VOC's spice fleets and the WIC's Atlantic ventures, there was wood. In this episode, Lucas and Luna trace the Dutch wood trade from the Baltic forests of Norway and Poland to the shipyards of the Zaanstreek, where oak and pine became the bones of the Golden Age. They follow the flottas down the Vistula, the sawmills of Saendam, and the timber yards of Amsterdam, showing how a seemingly mundane cargo underpinned Dutch naval power, urban construction, and even the very polders they had just discussed. Along the way, they meet the houtkoper (timber merchant), the houtzaagmolen (sawmill), and the Dutch East India Company's voracious appetite for hulls. The episode unpacks how the Dutch turned a local resource into a Baltic monopoly, and how the loss of the Norwegian timber trade in the eighteenth century signaled the beginning of the end for Dutch maritime supremacy. #DutchWoodTrade #BalticTimber #Zaanstreek #Houtzaagmolen #GoldenAge #VOC #Shipbuilding #VistulaFlottas #NorwayTimber #AmsterdamDocks #Moedernegotie #SeventeenthCentury #MaritimeHistory #EconomicHistory #DutchRepublic #TimberTrade #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

The Dutch Beemster Polder: A Seventeenth-Century Land Reclamation 03.08.2026 7min

In 1612, Dutch engineers drained a shallow lake north of Amsterdam and turned it into a patchwork of fields and canals that still shapes the landscape today. This episode tells the story of the Beemster Polder — a bold experiment in land reclamation that became a model for the world. We trace the technical marvels: the windmills that lifted water, the careful surveying that divided the land into geometric plots, and the private investors who bet fortunes on turning water into soil. We meet the men behind it, like Jan Adriaenszoon Leeghwater, and the wealthy merchants who built grand estates on the newly fertile ground. But the Beemster was more than an engineering feat — it was a statement of Dutch confidence, a symbol of how a small nation could conquer nature and reshape the map. From its creation amid the Twelve Years' Truce to its UNESCO World Heritage status today, the Beemster reveals the ingenuity and ambition at the heart of the Dutch Golden Age. Join Lucas and Luna as they dig into the mud, the money, and the machines that made the polder possible. #Beemster #Polder #LandReclamation #DutchGoldenAge #Windmills #JanAdriaenszoonLeeghwater #UNESCO #WaterManagement #SeventeenthCentury #Amsterdam #Droogmakerij #Ringvaart #Netherlands #History #Engineering #RuralHistory #FexingoHistory #Europe Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

The Dutch Polder: How Windmills and Water Built a Nation 02.08.2026 9min

In this episode of The Story of the Netherlands, Lucas and Luna explore the ingenious and relentless Dutch battle against the sea—the creation of polders. From the earliest terpen and dikes to the revolutionary windmills that powered the Golden Age, we trace how the Dutch literally shaped their own land. We meet the engineers and innovators like Jan Adriaenszoon Leeghwater, whose daring plans drained the Beemster and Schermer lakes, and the hydraulic genius Simon Stevin, who designed the water management systems that made it all possible. We visit the iconic windmills of Kinderdijk, learn about the role of the polder board (the waterschap) in Dutch governance, and discover how the invention of the polder mill in the 1400s changed everything. We also confront the darker side: the brutal labor of the 'polderjongens' and the environmental consequences that echo today. This episode is a deep dive into the very foundation of the Netherlands—a country that didn't just survive the water, but mastered it, creating a landscape that is both a triumph of engineering and a testament to human ingenuity. #Polder #Windmills #DutchHistory #GoldenAge #LandReclamation #Beemster #Schermer #Kinderdijk #Leeghwater #SimonStevin #WaterManagement #Dikes #Terpen #Waterschap #DutchEngineering #Netherlands #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

Amsterdam's First Coffeehouse: A Sip of the Golden Age 01.08.2026 9min

Before the VOC sailed east, before the Wisselbank smoothed out the currency, before the tulip bulb ever changed hands, Amsterdam's first coffeehouse opened its doors in 1663. In this episode, Lucas and Luna trace how a single cup of coffee brewed a revolution in Dutch society. From the Ottoman world where coffee was a political tool to the cramped, smoke-filled rooms of the Warmoesstraat, they explore how these new establishments became the unofficial stock exchanges, newsrooms, and debating halls of the Golden Age. You'll meet the Armenian merchant who brought the beans, the Dutch doctor who raged against the brew, and the city officials who tried to ban it. Along the way, they ponder how a drink that sharpened the mind, not dulled it, changed the way business was done and news was shared. This is the story of how coffee, not tulips, may have been the real Dutch innovation—a drink that fueled the Age of Reason itself. #Coffeehouse #Amsterdam #GoldenAge #HistoryOfCoffee #Warmoesstraat #OttomanCoffee #VOC #DutchTrade #1663 #HendrikMarshalk #CoffeeCulture #AgeOfReason #DutchHistory #EuropeHistory #TradeHistory #CoffeeHistory #FexingoHistory #History Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

The Founding of the Dutch East India Company 31.07.2026 5min

In 1602, the Dutch Republic did something unprecedented: it merged a patchwork of rival Asian trading companies into a single, state-backed monopoly. This episode unpacks the political manoeuvring behind the Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie (VOC), focusing on Johan van Oldenbarnevelt's role, the Staten-Generaal's charter, and the creation of the Heeren XVII. We explore how the VOC gained quasi-sovereign powers—the right to wage war, mint coins, and sign treaties—and how its innovative joint-stock structure attracted capital from across the Republic. Unlike earlier episodes that examined specific VOC trades (spices, saltpeter, slaves) or the Amsterdam stock exchange, this conversation goes back to the moment the company was born: the 1602 merger of the voorcompagnieën. We trace the early voyages, the founding of Batavia, and how this one corporation came to dominate Asian trade for two centuries. A story of politics, risk, and the foundations of global capitalism. #VOC #DutchEastIndiaCompany #JohanVanOldenbarnevelt #StatenGeneraal #HeerenXVII #Voorcompagnieën #Batavia #1602 #DutchRepublic #GoldenAge #JointStockCompany #Monopoly #AsianTrade #DutchHistory #ColonialHistory #TradeHistory #FexingoHistory #History Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

Abel Tasman: The Dutch Navigator Who Found New Zealand 30.07.2026 5min

In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the remarkable voyages of Abel Tasman, the Dutch explorer who, in 1642-1644, became the first European to sight Tasmania, New Zealand, and parts of Australia's coast. Commissioned by the VOC under Governor-General Anthony van Diemen, Tasman set out from Batavia to chart the mysterious 'Great South Land'. Lucas recounts the journey's dramatic moments: the naming of Van Diemen's Land, the tense first contact with Māori in Golden Bay that ended in violence, and the subsequent discovery of the Tongan islands. But the VOC was disappointed—Tasman found no gold or spices, only 'savage peoples' and a barren coast. The episode also explores Tasman's later career, his fall from favour, and the ironic legacy of his charts, which later guided James Cook. Along the way, Lucas reflects on the tension between exploration and profit that shaped the Dutch Golden Age, and how a 'failed' voyage became one of history's greatest. #AbelTasman #VOC #DutchGoldenAge #Exploration #NewZealand #Tasmania #VanDiemensLand #GoldenBay #AnthonyVanDiemen #Batavia #Māori #17thCentury #Australia #PacificIslands #History #FexingoHistory #MaritimeHistory #DutchEastIndiaCompany Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

The World’s First Stock Market: Amsterdam’s Financial Revolution 30.07.2026 5min

In 1602, the Dutch East India Company (VOC) launched the world's first initial public offering, creating shares that could be traded on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange. This episode explores how the VOC’s need for massive capital led to the invention of modern corporate finance, complete with dividends, speculation, and the first recorded short seller, Isaac le Maire. Join Lucas and Luna as they trace the birth of the stock market, the role of the Amsterdam Beurs, and the innovative financial tools that fueled the Dutch Golden Age. From the Heeren XVII to the Wisselbank, discover how a small republic revolutionized global capitalism. #AmsterdamStockExchange #VOC #DutchEastIndiaCompany #HeerenXVII #IsaacLeMaire #DutchGoldenAge #IPO #ShortSelling #Beurs #Wisselbank #JohanvanOldenbarnevelt #FinancialHistory #TradeHistory #Netherlands #Europe #History #FexingoHistory #CorporateFinance Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo