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In Episode 14 we have our first ever interview with Dr. Chris Martenson, the author of the Crash Crash video series and the namesake for the www.ChrisMartenson.com website. We spend an hour discussing the most hotly debated topic in the economic blogosphere, Inflation Vs. Deflation.

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In this episode we explore the differences and similarities of Public V Private healthcare.

Another one of our "Notable Faces of the CM Website" interviews. This time around we speak with Patrick Brown. Our conversation centers around a forum posting he put up on the 'bad rap that Fractional Reserve Banking gets'. A somewhat contrarian viewpoint to what I believed to be a flawed system.

We now have an email address for the Two Beers With Steve podcast. You can write us at [email protected]. Please submit questions you might have that I can ask future guests or if you have a great idea for a future show we would love to hear it.

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In this episode we talk with another notable face from the www.chrismartenson.com website, Erik Townsend. Erik answers our questions about whether or not these green shoots of a recovery are legitimate and we again re-visit the question 'What if Nothing happens?'... at least not for the next few years.

Please send comments and questions you might have for our interview with Chris Martenson on July 12th to [email protected].

In episode 9 we speak with the author of the Daily Digest on the www.chrismartenson.com website. His blog is required reading for many of the members of the website and provides an outside-the-mainstram look at the economy.

Davos gives us the rundown on how he arrived on the site and where he gets his news from. Davos also takes a few of our questions and lays out the preparations that this pilot is taking to navigate his way through a very uncertain future.

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Loren Howe answers our questions on just how he has invested in the past and how he is investing into the future. You can watch Loren's YouTube videos by searching for him using his username 'Lorax2013'. His videos cover a variety of topics besides economics, such as health and diet including his review of the movie 'The Secret'.

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In this episode we talk with YouTube vlogger Loren Howe about the Creation of Money and the Exponential Function of Money. We also review the flaws of Central Banking and Fractional Reserve Banking.

In this Episode we begin a new series of interviews where we spotlight a few of the familiar faces of the www.chrismartenson.com website. In the first installment we speak with Aaron Moyer author of both the Definitive Firearms thread and the Definitive Agriculture/Permaculutre thread. We could have easily filled two hours worth of great discussion with Aaron but our interview was cut short due to his work schedule. I think I speak for everyone that we were very surprised of Aarons knowledge on a host of different subjects and we hope to have him back on in the future.

In this episode we discuss the difficulties of presenting the Crash Course to our friends and family. We also try to understand the resistance we get when telling people that the 'next 20 years will be nothing like the last 20 years'. Later in the podcast the question comes up 'what if nothing happens' and we spend some time discussing that thought.