In this episode of Chatter, I hosted James Li in a profound discussion regarding the Federal Reserve’s policies, focusing on concerns about the government paying interest on money created by the Fed and the disproportionate benefits of bailout programs to large financial institutions. We explored issues such as the impacts of excessive money printing on…
Dr Susanne Trimbath returns for a record 4th time on the podcast to discuss he new book, A Decade of Armageddon! Dr. Susanne Trimbath spent a decade documenting the insanity of the 2008 crash and how the government and Federal Reserve responded. The articles she wrote have now been collated into the book A Decade…
In this episode, host Josh Hamilton is joined by Chris Smaje, an author and small farm owner, to discuss a revolutionary shift in our food systems. Chris sheds light on the urgent need to move from volume-focused food production to more sustainable, local, and agroecological methods. He challenges the demonization of farmers and offshoring of…
So President Trump has been shot. Honestly, I’m surprised it didn’t happen sooner. The US media and the Democrats have been labelling him as the enemy of the people and a danger to democracy for years. Democrats.org wrote an article titled “Donald “Dictator on ‘Day One’” Trump Is an Existential Threat To Our Democracy.” After…
In the latest episode of Chatter, Aid Thompsin argued that the only way for the Labour party to achieve economic growth was to rejoin the single market. “Because the national debt is so high now, it was 100% of our gdp in like November last year. October. I don’t know if it’s been brought slightly…
Aid Thompsin joins me for a post-election catch-up to chat about the election and what the Labour government could do moving forwards. We ran through the government’s mishandling of crises like Covid and the Ukraine invasion, stressing their impact on energy markets and financial stability. They explore the consequences of rising living costs, government corruption,…
