Peace Revolution episode 012: Origins of Money / A Virtual Round-Table Discussion
The Book Discussed: The Lost Science of Money / The Mythology of Money - The Story of Power by Stephen Zarlenga
Stephen Zarlenga is the founder of the American Monetary Institute (AMI) - the leading American monetary think tank for monetary history, theory and reform (and he's also the author of the American Monetary Act, submitted to congress by Dennis Kucinich in March of this year).
Jan Irvin (author and host of the GnosticMedia podcast) conducted four detailed interviews with Zarlenga...
Episode #041: "Money's Dirty Little Secret: an interview with Stephen Zarlenga" part 1
Episode #057: "Why Gold & Silver are NOT the Answer" - an interview with Stephen Zarlenga, part 2
Episode #067: "A Response to the Austrian School: an interview with Stephen Zarle... part 3
Episode #088: "Silver & Gold" - an update with Stephen Zarlenga, part 4
This podcast features:
Brett Veinotte, Host of the School Sucks Podcast
Jan Irvin, Host of the Gnostic Media Podcast
Paul Verge, Writer/Director/Producer, Divergent Films Canada
Richard Grove, Tragedy and Hope dot com
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Stephen Zarlenga's website is http://www.monetary.org/
Source: The Peace Revolution
Aired: 12/02/10 12:00 AM
Monday, December 20, 2010
Friday, December 10, 2010
Dick Distlehorst and Robert Poteat — "Monetary Reform" on Community Currency - 10/07/10
Monetary Reform with monetary experts Dick Distlehorst and Robert Poteat, both are senior advisors to the American Monetary Institute which just held its 6th Annual AMI Monetary Reform Conference in Chicago.
Dick Distlehorst, is in his 90th year, his wife passed away six years ago. He was with the First Marine Division on Guadalcanal in the South Pacific during World War II. He first learned about our problematic, to say the least, monetary system in 1958 and has studied it and fought against it since that time. He has held meetings locally for over 10 years, and he spoke to the conference via video and gave a very powerful, inspiring speech and made suggestions to all of us on how to pressure Congress and educate our friends about money.
Robert Poteat has been studying and working on monetary reform since 1981. His education was electrical engineering. He worked in radio and television broadcasting, manufacturing, and elevator construction. Since his retirement, he has been active with Veterans for Peace as past president and media producer for VfP Chapter 109 in Olympia, WA. Representative Dennis Kucinich also spoke via video and said that he would be introducing a Monetary Reform bill in Congress in November. My report, entitled Money of, by, for the Corporations or Money of, by, for the People? and my presentation- Strategy for the Monetary Reform Movement, Stephen Zarlenga's opening remarks, and videos of the presentations of Professor Michael Hudson, Professor Yamaguchi, and Professor Steve Keen are posted online, along with a report by Keen at his www.debtdeflation.com website.
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Note: The AMI‘s Dick Distelhorst wrote a lengthy rebuttal in the comment section of the von Mises blog article: The Dangers of Monetary Reform. The full rebuttal can be found and read HERE.
Source: Progressive Radio Network
Aired: 10/07/10 12:00 AM
Dick Distlehorst, is in his 90th year, his wife passed away six years ago. He was with the First Marine Division on Guadalcanal in the South Pacific during World War II. He first learned about our problematic, to say the least, monetary system in 1958 and has studied it and fought against it since that time. He has held meetings locally for over 10 years, and he spoke to the conference via video and gave a very powerful, inspiring speech and made suggestions to all of us on how to pressure Congress and educate our friends about money.
Robert Poteat has been studying and working on monetary reform since 1981. His education was electrical engineering. He worked in radio and television broadcasting, manufacturing, and elevator construction. Since his retirement, he has been active with Veterans for Peace as past president and media producer for VfP Chapter 109 in Olympia, WA. Representative Dennis Kucinich also spoke via video and said that he would be introducing a Monetary Reform bill in Congress in November. My report, entitled Money of, by, for the Corporations or Money of, by, for the People? and my presentation- Strategy for the Monetary Reform Movement, Stephen Zarlenga's opening remarks, and videos of the presentations of Professor Michael Hudson, Professor Yamaguchi, and Professor Steve Keen are posted online, along with a report by Keen at his www.debtdeflation.com website.
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Note: The AMI‘s Dick Distelhorst wrote a lengthy rebuttal in the comment section of the von Mises blog article: The Dangers of Monetary Reform. The full rebuttal can be found and read HERE.
Source: Progressive Radio Network
Aired: 10/07/10 12:00 AM
Michael Hudson — New $600B Fed Stimulus Fuels Fears of US Currency War
New $600B Fed Stimulus Fuels Fears of US Currency War– Michael Hudson
The Federal Reserve will pump $600 billion more into the US economy and keep interest rates at historical low levels. The short-term impact of the Fed’s move, known as quantitative easing, has been a jump in stock prices across the globe. Many nations, however, have accused the United States of waging a currency war by devaluing the dollar. We speak to former Wall Street economist and University of Missouri professor Michael Hudson. “The object of warfare is to take over a country’s land, raw materials and assets, and grab them,” Hudson says. “In the past, that used to be done militarily by invading them. But today you can do it financially simply by creating credit, which is what the Federal Reserve has done.” [read transcript here] See his website here. From A Democracy Now Presentation 11-5-2010.
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Michael Hudson's website is: http://www.michael-hudson.com
Source: noliesradio.org
Source: DemocracyNow
Aired: 11/05/10 12:00 AM
The Federal Reserve will pump $600 billion more into the US economy and keep interest rates at historical low levels. The short-term impact of the Fed’s move, known as quantitative easing, has been a jump in stock prices across the globe. Many nations, however, have accused the United States of waging a currency war by devaluing the dollar. We speak to former Wall Street economist and University of Missouri professor Michael Hudson. “The object of warfare is to take over a country’s land, raw materials and assets, and grab them,” Hudson says. “In the past, that used to be done militarily by invading them. But today you can do it financially simply by creating credit, which is what the Federal Reserve has done.” [read transcript here] See his website here. From A Democracy Now Presentation 11-5-2010.
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Michael Hudson's website is: http://www.michael-hudson.com
Source: noliesradio.org
Source: DemocracyNow
Aired: 11/05/10 12:00 AM
Michael Hudson — Mysteries of Neo-Liberalism: From WikiLeaks to 21st Century Potato Famines
Mysteries of Neo-Liberalism: From WikiLeaks to 21st Century Potato Famines
Professor Hudson appeared on the Renegade Economists radio show in Melbourne, Australia last Wednesday.
Mysteries of Neo-Liberalism: Professor Michael Hudson delves through the murky world of economics, espionage and Wiki Leaks freedoms.
www.earthsharing.org.au
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Michael Hudson's website is: http://www.michael-hudson.com
Source: michael-hudson.com
Source: 3CR Renegade Economists
Aired: 12/08/10 12:00 AM
Professor Hudson appeared on the Renegade Economists radio show in Melbourne, Australia last Wednesday.
Mysteries of Neo-Liberalism: Professor Michael Hudson delves through the murky world of economics, espionage and Wiki Leaks freedoms.
www.earthsharing.org.au
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Michael Hudson's website is: http://www.michael-hudson.com
Source: michael-hudson.com
Source: 3CR Renegade Economists
Aired: 12/08/10 12:00 AM
PART 3: Steve Keen — Local Future 2010 Conference on Sustainability: Energy, Economy & Environment
PART 3: Steve Keen — Local Future 2010 Conference on Sustainability: Energy, Economy & Environment
Q&A of Steve Keen's Speech
Steve Keen is Associate Professor of Economics & Finance at the University of Western Sydney, Australia and author of the book "Debunking Economics". In 2010, Keen received the Revere Award from the Real World Economics Review for most cogently warned of the crisis, and whose work is most likely to prevent future crises.
Steve Keen was given one and a half hours to present at the Local Future event, which gave him the opportunity to present a comprehensive treatment of the dynamics of credit money and the “Global Financial Crisis” (to use the Australian moniker for it) or “Great Recession” (as economists in the US refer to it).
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Professor Steve Keen's website is Steve Keen’s Debtwatch
Source: Steve Keen’s Debtwatch
Aired: 11/13/10 12:00 AM
Q&A of Steve Keen's Speech
Steve Keen is Associate Professor of Economics & Finance at the University of Western Sydney, Australia and author of the book "Debunking Economics". In 2010, Keen received the Revere Award from the Real World Economics Review for most cogently warned of the crisis, and whose work is most likely to prevent future crises.
Steve Keen was given one and a half hours to present at the Local Future event, which gave him the opportunity to present a comprehensive treatment of the dynamics of credit money and the “Global Financial Crisis” (to use the Australian moniker for it) or “Great Recession” (as economists in the US refer to it).
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Professor Steve Keen's website is Steve Keen’s Debtwatch
Source: Steve Keen’s Debtwatch
Aired: 11/13/10 12:00 AM
PART 2: Steve Keen — Local Future 2010 Conference on Sustainability: Energy, Economy & Environment
PART 2: Steve Keen — Local Future 2010 Conference on Sustainability: Energy, Economy & Environment
Steve Keen's Speech
Steve Keen is Associate Professor of Economics & Finance at the University of Western Sydney, Australia and author of the book "Debunking Economics". In 2010, Keen received the Revere Award from the Real World Economics Review for most cogently warned of the crisis, and whose work is most likely to prevent future crises.
Steve Keen was given one and a half hours to present at the Local Future event, which gave him the opportunity to present a comprehensive treatment of the dynamics of credit money and the “Global Financial Crisis” (to use the Australian moniker for it) or “Great Recession” (as economists in the US refer to it).
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Professor Steve Keen's website is Steve Keen’s Debtwatch
Source: Steve Keen’s Debtwatch
Aired: 11/13/10 12:00 AM
Steve Keen's Speech
Steve Keen is Associate Professor of Economics & Finance at the University of Western Sydney, Australia and author of the book "Debunking Economics". In 2010, Keen received the Revere Award from the Real World Economics Review for most cogently warned of the crisis, and whose work is most likely to prevent future crises.
Steve Keen was given one and a half hours to present at the Local Future event, which gave him the opportunity to present a comprehensive treatment of the dynamics of credit money and the “Global Financial Crisis” (to use the Australian moniker for it) or “Great Recession” (as economists in the US refer to it).
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Professor Steve Keen's website is Steve Keen’s Debtwatch
Source: Steve Keen’s Debtwatch
Aired: 11/13/10 12:00 AM
PART 1: Steve Keen — Local Future 2010 Conference on Sustainability: Energy, Economy & Environment
PART 1: Steve Keen — Local Future 2010 Conference on Sustainability: Energy, Economy & Environment
Aaron Wissner’s introduction
Steve Keen is Associate Professor of Economics & Finance at the University of Western Sydney, Australia and author of the book "Debunking Economics". In 2010, Keen received the Revere Award from the Real World Economics Review for most cogently warned of the crisis, and whose work is most likely to prevent future crises.
Steve Keen was given one and a half hours to present at the Local Future event, which gave him the opportunity to present a comprehensive treatment of the dynamics of credit money and the “Global Financial Crisis” (to use the Australian moniker for it) or “Great Recession” (as economists in the US refer to it).
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Professor Steve Keen's website is Steve Keen’s Debtwatch
Source: Steve Keen’s Debtwatch
Aired: 11/13/10 12:00 AM
Aaron Wissner’s introduction
Steve Keen is Associate Professor of Economics & Finance at the University of Western Sydney, Australia and author of the book "Debunking Economics". In 2010, Keen received the Revere Award from the Real World Economics Review for most cogently warned of the crisis, and whose work is most likely to prevent future crises.
Steve Keen was given one and a half hours to present at the Local Future event, which gave him the opportunity to present a comprehensive treatment of the dynamics of credit money and the “Global Financial Crisis” (to use the Australian moniker for it) or “Great Recession” (as economists in the US refer to it).
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Professor Steve Keen's website is Steve Keen’s Debtwatch
Source: Steve Keen’s Debtwatch
Aired: 11/13/10 12:00 AM
Stephen Zarlenga — Rense Radio Show, Stephen Zarlenga & Terry Arnold
Jeff Rense with Terry Arnold & Steve Zarlenga – Monetary Reform
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Stephen Zarlenga's website is http://www.monetary.org/
Source: Dprogram.net
Source: Rense Radio
Aired: 10/19/10 12:00 AM
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Stephen Zarlenga's website is http://www.monetary.org/
Source: Dprogram.net
Source: Rense Radio
Aired: 10/19/10 12:00 AM
Stephen Zarlenga — Interview with Dr. Alan Chartok, King of WMAC's Northeastern Public Radio
WAMC Conversation with... Stephen Zarlinga (American Monetary Institute)
Dr. Alan Chartok, King of Northeastern Public Radio presents an unequalled full hour interview of Stephen Zarlenga
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Stephen Zarlenga's website is http://www.monetary.org/
Source: American Monetary Institute
Source: WMAC
Aired: 12/30/04 12:00 AM
Dr. Alan Chartok, King of Northeastern Public Radio presents an unequalled full hour interview of Stephen Zarlenga
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Stephen Zarlenga's website is http://www.monetary.org/
Source: American Monetary Institute
Source: WMAC
Aired: 12/30/04 12:00 AM
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