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The Radical Middle is about getting beyond black and white. We challenge assumptions, ask better questions, and look for answers that don't fit neatly on either side. Common sense shouldn't be radical.
Hosts:
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
every 17 days
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
19 minutes
Gastinterviews
Englisch
Kanada
6 Folgen
seit 27. April 2026
episodic
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In the final episode of their podcast series on the financialization of real estate and the Canadian economy, Thomas McMurtry and Ian Hull, LSM, discuss potential solutions for redirecting credit allocation away from real estate speculation toward more productive sectors. Thomas proposes shifting …
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In this episode of the Radical Middle Podcast, Thomas McMurtry and Ian Hull, LSM, Hull & Hull LLP, discuss how modern money creation through bank lending has disproportionately favored real estate over productive businesses, particularly due to risk-weighted asset regulations and institutional …
In this the fourth episode of The Radical Middle, host Thomas McMurtry and special guest Ian Hull discuss the impact of real estate investment on Canada's economy and wealth creation. They explore how rising housing costs have made Canadians feel economically precarious, despite some individuals be…
In Episode 3 of The Radical Middle Podcast, Thomas McMurtry and Ian Hull explore a question that was central to early political economy: what actually creates wealth in an economy?
Drawing on thinkers such as David Ricardo and more contemporary economists like Michael Hudson and Richard Werner, th…
In this the second episode of The Radical Middle Podcast, Thomas McMurtry and Ian Hull discuss how modern banks create money through lending, and why this matters for the real economy. Moving beyond the traditional "fractional reserve" view of banking, the conversation explores the modern credit cr…
In this the premiere episode of The Radical Middle Podcast, host Thomas McMurtry, M.A. in International Political Economy, and special guest Ian Hull, LSM,, lawyer and co-founder of Hull & Hull LLP, discuss the Canadian housing crisis and financialization of the economy. Thomas and Ian examine …
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