Our mission to help elect pro UBI candidates pushes on. Brodie Mulligan is running for the Texas Senate in full support of Andrew Yang’s Freedom Dividend policy.

With the aid of masked guest “Einherjar,” we seek consensus on one of the most contentious issues in American politics: Guns.

We speak to Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Richard Rhodes about his latest book, “Energy,” in which he chronicles the history of large-scale energy transitions and makes the case for nuclear power as a solution to the climate crisis.

After reading Rhodes i had the EXACT reaction as the following. 

Data must ALWAYS win!! 

"Cravens and I, for example, both encountered respected scientists, men of honesty and integrity — in my case, the Nobel laureate physicists Hans Bethe and Luis Alvarez, among others — who quietly educated us in the relative risks and benefits of nuclear energy. As a result, we both concluded, independently, that the benefits greatly outweigh the risks."

https://blogs.scientificamerican.com/the-curious-wavefunction/richard-rhodes-on-the-need-for-nuclear-power/

We had Fred Ramey on again to ask him about the press coverage he’s received since Andrew Yang said “I have a trucker friend named Fred” on the debate stage.

Ryan Blevins is a robotics engineer running for Congress in CA’s 10th district. We talk about his experience creating the robots automating away our jobs. Plus, we discuss how the Yang Gang can help elect people like Ryan - so we can pass the much needed Freedom Dividend.

In honor of Elijah Cummings, who recently passed, we are doing a policy episode focusing on Andrew Yang’s electoral reform policies: Restoration of Voting Rights, Automatic Voter Registration, Make Election Day a Holiday, End Partisan Gerrymandering & Proportional Selection of Electors. Plus, we touch on the Trump/Russia stuff.

Today, we’ve got another crossover episode: The Dividend Report’s Seth Underwood joins us for our post debate analysis. We discuss Yang’s exchanges with Warren and Sanders about automation, trade, and the Federal Jobs Guarantee, plus more!

Our ambitious undertaking covering every single policy in Andrew Yang’s epic platform continues. This time, we discuss three finance related policies: Algorithmic Trading, Modern Time Banking, and Timing of Payments for Small Businesses.

Moving Forward gets nerdy today! 🤓 We discuss Andrew Yang’s policy positions on three techy topics: Net Neutrality, Data Ownership, and Crypto & Digital Asset Regulations.