Two Guys Fixing The World

Two Guys Fixing The World

By Mark StallardNewsPolitics
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Two Guys Fixing The World episodes

  • Minimum Wage Part 3 - Fixes and Alternatives

    Minimum wage is indicative of a problem with the system. What could be done to fix the system? What alternative approaches could resolve the problem of underpaid workers? Or can the system be fixed at all?

    Full show notes available on www.FixingTheWorld.ca

    33 min
  • Minimum Wage Part 2, The Argument

    Minimum wage is it good or bad? Some politicians and business owners might say it’s bad, but what is really behind the arguments? How difficult is it to get to the bottom of this debate? Or should it be a debate at all?

    Full show notes available on www.FixingTheWorld.ca

    33 min
  • Minimum Wage Part 1, A Brief History

    Minimum wage is such a common phrase these days. It’s a concept that we are all familiar with, politicians use it to motivate and scare people into action. But did you know it hasn’t been around particularly long, or why it is a thing at all?

    Full show notes available on www.FixingTheWorld.ca

    25 min
  • We ask, "What Is A Minority Government?" on Election Day.

    It’s election night Oct 21 2019 as we record this. The results haven’t even started coming in. The talk is that there will be a minority-government. What could it mean for Canadians?

    You can decide for yourself, once you know the answer to , “what minority government?”

    visit www.fixingtheworld.ca for more show details.

    58 min
  • Introduction to Two Guys Fixing The World

    Mark Stallard and Ryan Janz introduce the podcast live over several social media platforms. They outline what the show is about. Why they are doing it and what they intend to achieve. 

    What topics they'll cover and what is out of bounds (spoilers: nothing is out of bounds). 



    22 min

About Two Guys Fixing The World

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Mark Stallard and Ryan Janz explore the world of politics through the lens of regular working people. Legislation that seems to be "common sense" is often totally destructive, while "weird" and "radical" legislation might save lives, or at least improve them.