Alodia Arnold from the Fairhope Single Tax Corporation joins to discuss the history of her vibrant community, which has existed for 121 years as a bastion to land reformers around the world. There's more to investigate on this topic!Show Notes

Gordon Abiama returns to the Renegade Economists to discuss the state of play in the Niger Delta, with some harrowing stories on oil grabs and the externalities the community endures. On the positive, he is on the pathway to setting up an ecovillage in Odi. Can we help him?Show notes Image-World of Matter

Karl reveals his lead indicator of looming economic calamity as we step through why China has exploded so spectacularly this week. Jim Chanos lends his insights on why he bet so heavily against the Chinese economic miracle. Thanks Unsplash for the pic Show Notes

Part 2 to the Forest Park interview with Prof Michael Hudson and Tune Nielsen on the state of economic reform. This week we delve deeper into the Greek capitulation to the Troika, how to get free of the euro, the state of US democracy and other aspects to economic warfare. The underlying theme of course is how the planned obsolescence of the public interest is orchestrated.Show Notes

Financial warfare discussed as only we can with Prof Michael Hudson, this time joined by Tune Nielson (Positive Money Denmark). We wind through the tricks of the trade the FIRE sector (Finance Insurance and Real Estate) adopt to keep our economic rights off the agenda. Show Notes

San Francisco is under attack. Many blame the tech workers for pushing prices higher than most can afford. But what about the role of real estate speculations? DJ Cooba (Clarion Alley Mural Project), Andy Blue and Felicia appear in an on the streets of San Francisco Renegades special. Themes:gentrification, survival & real estate commodification.Show Notes: http://www.earthsharing.org.au/1hH

Joseph Stiglitz discusses with the Institute for New Economic Thinking the important role of monopoly rents Piketty overlooked. If ever there was a demonstration of the Corruption of Economics, this was it. Karl then comments within the Australian context. Gee I wish I could reveal what’s happening behind the scenes! Exciting times. Show Notes

Brendan Coates joins the 400th edition of Renegade Economists radio to discuss the need for the fairest of all taxes to raise revenue efficiently and equitably. Geek out!Show notes - http://www.earthsharing.org.au/1hw

Karl interviewed on Solidarity Breakfast with Annie McLoughlin & Kim Doyle, discussing the recent housing bubble spotlight and how the political process is so contorted when it comes to addressing this issue.  Show Notes

Curtis Taylor (Bungol lands) and Suri Bin Saad, a proud Nyikina man from Derby (Kimberley region) discuss the proposed forced closure of remote aboriginal communities. What does it mean to the oldest known culture on the planet? What does it say about our desire for stewardship of this dear earth?More more Show Notes