Crime, Inc.

In Episode 3 of Gen_Cat, we go behind the polished logos, corporate slogans, and reassuring press releases to examine the darker side of corporate power. From Nestlé’s controversial infant formula marketing and Monsanto’s glyphosate legacy to child labor in the cocoa supply chain, ExxonMobil and climate change, pharmaceutical misconduct, corporate lobbying, tax incentives, and the history of United Fruit in Guatemala, this episode asks a deceptively simple question: what happens when profit gets farther away from consequence?

This isn’t a conspiracy story and it’s not a morality play with cartoon villains. It’s a look at corporate crime, corporate accountability, capitalism, corruption, corporate influence, environmental damage, political power, and the systems that can make harmful decisions look completely ordinary.

Because sometimes the most unsettling crimes don’t happen in dark rooms. They happen in conference rooms, spreadsheets, supply chains, and boardrooms, right out in the daylight.

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