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We are an enterprise that empowers people to think differently about money.
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Latest Podcasts
“Red for Ed” – The Unlikely Strike of Teachers in Arizona
When Noah Karvelis, a public school music teacher, could no longer afford to pay rent with his modest teacher’s salary, he sparked call to action. A few weeks later, 75,000 teachers from across Arizona went on strike. We intervie...
THE WALL – This is (unfortunately) not Pink Floyd – 3 interviews, 2 sides, 1 community
Having learned from the rise and fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the concept of constructing a 3,145 KM wall between Mexico and the USA seems like a step backward in time. We travel to the town of Nogales to learn how residents on b...
Gent – PolyMoney Takes Root
When Gent, a small city in Belgium, faced increasing unemployment, violence, and crime, they searched for creative solutions. After establishing a local currency, the Toreke, the people of Gent went to work – revitalizing gardens, ...
Activism – How People Make Change with Kate Linker (A 2-part series):
Kate Linker, a long-time resident of New York City, has spent decades organizing and advocating for affordable housing, fair labour practices, universal healthcare, gun control, LGBT rights, criminal justice reform, and economic...
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Shot of the Day: Good Neighbours, Good Fences? The US-Mexican Border
The 3,218.68-kilometre border between Mexico and the United States is the only global dividing line between a First and Third World country. $1 billion in trade cross it every day, as do millions of American and Mexican citizens, both wa...
Shot of the day: What is Universal Basic Income?
Paris. February, 1846. A man stops to watch the police drag away a young, painfully thin boy in rags. Under the boy’s arm: a loaf of bread. Not the Parisian baguette of today; French bread in the nineteenth century, at least the common...
Complementary Currency Spotlight: Community Service that Pays
In 2010, the Belgian district of Rabot-Blaisantvest, Ghent, was not a tourist destination. Poor and heterogeneous, many of its residents were immigrants to this country once. Turks and Albanians distrusted each other, and all were frowne...
Shot of the day: What is Time Banking?
Naoko, thirty-eight, lives in Tokyo. School, then work, brought her here. She now has a partner, a close circle of friends, a nice apartment with a decent view. She wishes her mother, who lives alone in Osaka, four hundred kilometres awa...
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