Renegade Economists
Kanalaren Xehetasunak
Renegade Economists
To reforming economics as an interpretation of reality, rather than a diversion play for monopolists.
Atal Berriak
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On A Win
Our final radio show on 3CR sees Karl going out on a win, discussing Victoria's Windfall Gains Tax legislation that passed last week. Along the way yo...
600 Ways to Tell a Story
Karl celebrates 600 episodes with a walk through economic history over the last 14 years of the show, highlighting some of the key aspects of Georgist...
Tyson Yunkaporta: Phase Shifting Personal Development into Structural Reform
Tyson Yunkaporta, author of Sand Talk discusses his page turner in light of beer pong and nudie runs, complexity theory and strange attractors. We tou...
Life on an 18.6 year cycle
Dominic Gilligan (Inverloch Sustainable Living) takes us through his social change evolution in light of his responsibility to himself, of ensuring hi...
The $20 Trillion Question
Investment banker and reformer James Murray joins to discuss government addiction to Quantitative Easing. Can nation’s sustain COVID driven budget def...
Society's Survival Skills
A highlights reel over the last year focusing on society's basic survival mechanisms. A good home, an effective means of protecting our community from...
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Rights to the Golden Pen Tick
Karl is joined by his colleagues Emily Sims & Jesse Hogan to pull apart property lobby spin in light of the recent Victorian Budget. We actually had a...
Slowing the Economy by De-Speculation
Karl monologues past his doom scroll and onto new evolutions in the treatment of carbon pollution. Is a well-being index the centrepiece of the next e...
The Resilience of Extractive Diplomacy
Prof Michael Hudson (michael-hudson.com) joins to talk about society’s fragility under the weight of land based debt. How have geo-political debates b...
The Taxation of Big Tech
REPLAY: As Facebook shuts down Oz media feeds, we revisit pod #383, March 2015 where we discuss the state of Big Tech and the associated emergent fact...
We Are Rent
Its an absolute pleasure to have Fred Harrison (Share the Rents) kick the year into gear with an appraisal of his new book series ‘We Are Rent’. Liste...
From Precarity to Self-Preservation
Karl reviews Australia's recent land valuation bonanza, what it means for social equity and how recent government public policy has dealt with it. As...
Big Pharma's Covid Exposure
Has Big Pharma exposed society to undue risk in the covid era? In our 2nd episode on this issue, Tahir Amin (i-mak.org) takes us through the R & D eco...
The Planning Blame Game Diversion
A recording from Prof Nicole Gurran’s 129th Annual Henry George Commemorative Dinner: "So in terms of affordable rental housing, if granny flats are i...
The Miracle of the Rentenmark
With the corona crash only just beginning economically speaking, we need the best tools available. So we delve back into the archives to this 2012 int...
Reform Theatre and the Global Housing Crisis
Will McMahon (Action on Empty Homes, UK) and Helene Caloir (Local Initiatives Support Corporation, NY) join host Karl Fitzgerald to discuss the global...
Big Pharma Plays the Pandemic
Renowned health economist Stephen Duckett (Grattan Institute) discusses our health system’s ability to address the pandemic. From preventative practic...
Monopoly Interests in the Pandemic
Based on a recent event we held Airlines, Highways and Airwaves, Policy Director Jesse Hermans joins to discuss the power of monopoly in the pandemic...
Our Dividend Awaits
Gary Flomenhoft (UQ) joins the show to dissect the evolving cov-19 conundrum. The good, the bad and the ugly of coronavirus policy responses are discu...
Michael Hudson, Cov19 & the rentier's playground
We interrupt our regular podcourse with a cov19 investigation with Prof Michael Hudson, reporting in from NY. One of the world's leading economists de...
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Gauging The Green New Deal
OK its back to the Georgist podcourse, this month looking at Green economics in the context of the green new deal. Along the way we look at the yellow...
Life After Interest Rates with Josh Ryan-Collins
Josh Ryan-Collins is a UK economist pushing the envelope on finance and banking reform, with his clear and cohesive manner. We asked him to present on...
Intellectual property as a barrier to competition
This is the seventh edition of our Georgist podcourse and again we delve into another form of power. Intellectual property has become a huge part of o...
Economic Concentration and Natural Monopolies
This is episode 6 of the Georgist Podcourse. Both natural resource rents and natural monopolies increase in value with little effort from the owner. D...
Pathways to Custodianship
Now we get down to the practicalities in the 5th Georgist podcourse. We discuss the best practices for ensuring the pathway to custodianship over cons...
Your choice: change the tax system of endure a 40 year mortgage
Karl takes us through the 4th episode of the Renegade's Georgist podcourse, with a call out to your inner tax geek. Adam Smith's Canons of Taxation pr...
Why is Location revered as a real estate strategy, but ignored in economics?
The Renegades Podcourse #3: Land is the central tenet of Georgist understanding, but yet our most valuable asset is ignored in economics, ignored in t...
Justice before Liberty, ok!
Part 2 of Karl’s Georgist course - the key essentials to understanding behind this timeless philosophy. We discuss first principles including birth ri...
Property Rights Tilt the Playing Field for Generations
Karl returns for the 1st monthly show, with a focus on Property Rights. Just how much of an advantage are they and how can we re-balance these opportu...
Permanomics 2019
Hi all,I thought I'd keep this feed alive with a show encompassing the logical nature of Georgism. How can such a simple change affect so many of the...
Harnessing Efficiency to Delivery Opportunity
A collage to see us out in show 573. My first introduction to 3CR was via a late Sunday night show in 1990 called Itch to Scratch. They mixed politics...
The End of the Month or the End of the World
Frank de Jong (co-founder Canadian Green Party) talks about the fading political currency of policy makers and their inability to meet the demands of...
The Bounty of Place
Dave Giesen (Henry George School of Social Sciences, San Fran) discusses the latest round of efforts to help the homeless. Will a tax on Silicon Valle...
Soos on Banking Sharks
Independent economist Philip Soos (https://twitter.com/PhilipSoos) is one of Australia’s leading young heterodox economists. We welcome him back onto...
Trusterty with John Emmeus Davis
John Emmeus Davis is the world’s leading Community Land Trust scholar with over 30 years hands-on experience as a co-founder of Burlington Associates...
The Drive for Circular Communites
Nilmini de Silva and Steve Liaros (Polis Plan) are living the life as e-workers. Imagine a flood risk expert and a planner going undercover as profess...
A Community Land Trust for Victoria
An entertaining workshop at the NENA conference sees Karl & Rayna give their first public presentation of the proposed community land trust. A solid p...
Banksters Missing Pages
Denise Brailey (Banking and Finance Consumer Support Association) discusses the Royal Commission into Banking and what we have learnt, what should be...
Markets or Meetings?
Geoff Davies (The Little Green Economics Book) discusses the nine things he would change for a new economics system. From regrowth to free markets, MM...
The Influence of Gas on Renewables
Following episode 553 (Another strange sojourn in Australia’s resource and energy policy) we delve deeper into the economic issues behind the gas pric...