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Matt Bruenig

Founder of the People's Policy Project, a left-wing think tank advocating for single-payer healthcare.

Top 3 podcasts with Matt Bruenig

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23 snips
Nov 18, 2024 • 2h 34min

EP029 - Matt Bruenig

In this engaging discussion, Matt Bruenig, founder of the People’s Policy Project and an advocate for progressive economic reforms, shares his insights on socialism and welfare states. He explores the importance of wealth distribution and social safety nets, making a compelling case for universal welfare systems. The conversation delves into the merits of social wealth funds, compares capitalism and socialism, and critiques misconceptions surrounding immigration and taxation. Bruenig emphasizes the need for a nuanced understanding of economic policies to foster equity and community pride.
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Mar 19, 2025 • 1h 30min

Is This Simple Idea the Solution for America's Wealth Inequality?

Join Matt Bruenig, founder of the People's Policy Project and a former National Labor Relations Board lawyer, as he tackles America's wealth inequality. He introduces the intriguing concept of social wealth funds, where every citizen receives shares that yield dividends, inspired by models from Norway and Alaska. The conversation explores the moral implications of wealth distribution and innovative policies like universal dividends. Bruenig emphasizes the need for a solidarity economy to foster fairness and economic stability for all.
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Mar 24, 2025 • 1h 22min

919 - Abruendance Agenda feat. Madinah Wilson-Anton & Matt Bruenig (3/24/25)

Delaware state representative Madinah Wilson-Anton tackles Elon Musk's attempts to reshape laws for a massive compensation package, highlighting concerns over corporate governance. Author Matt Bruenig introduces the 'Abundance Agenda,' exploring its potential to revive the Democratic Party with innovative policy ideas. They discuss the implications of prioritizing corporate interests, critiques of the abundance concept, and the need for housing reform. They also reflect on the disconnect between innovative technology and societal challenges, urging a rethinking of America’s political and economic strategies.