In the debut episode of Wealth Distribution with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna examine a single startling number: the top 10 percent of U.S. households now hold roughly 70 percent of all household wealth. They trace how that share has widened since 1990, what it means for the middle class, and where the conversation goes from here. Lucas cites Federal Reserve data on the top 1 percent's share climbing from 23 percent in 1989 to over 32 percent by 2024. Luna pushes back on whether absolute growth for the middle class offsets relative decline. Together they frame what this show will do: not rage or cheerlead, but drill into the mechanisms—tax policy, asset appreciation, wage trends—that drive redistribution. No hot takes, just the numbers and their consequences. First episode, one concrete anchor, and a clear signal of the conversations ahead.

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