Every episode of Activist #MMT, in chronological order. – Activist #MMTEvery episode of Activist #MMT, in chronological order. – Activist #MMT
11. Building the MMT Movement
Hannah Judson :Moderator
Highlight: Ep 61 [1/2] Hannah Judson: Beginning an MMT-adjacent sociolog...
2020/11/18

Every episode of Activist #MMT, in chronological order.
This post contains a list of every main episode of Activist #MMT, in chronological order. For all previews available exclusively to patrons, go here.
My goal for Activist #MMT, the podcast, is to balance academic concepts with personal stories, of how MMT changed average people and their thinking. When I interview academics, my very-first episode (or section) with them is generally their personal story. I also believe my interviews with activists give important perspective on how MMT is affecting and perceived by laypeople.
All episodes of Activist #MMT, in chronological order
Note: Episodes with academics (whether MMT or otherwise) are marked with "[ACADEMIC]". All others are episodes with laypeople (activists).
- [ACADEMIC] Ep 1: [1/2]: Sam Levey: MMT activism and considering a formal education.
- [ACADEMIC] Ep 2: [2/2]: Learning the basics with Sam Levey and "Modern Money & the War Treasury"
- Ep 3: [1/2]: Three activists driving up to #MMTConf19 (bonus: Christian Reilly's intro-to-MMT song)
- Snippet: Ep 3: A first year law student explains why taxes logically can't fund spending.
- Snippet: No. The US doesn't borrow the US dollar from China.
- Ep 4: [2/2]: Activists driving back home from #MMTConf19 (bonus: my intro-to-MMT song) [Christian Reilly's MMT parody: Spending in the World (lyrics) https://youtu.be/estEzpcaV3w]
- Episodes five and six: Patricia Pino: MMT Podcast co-host and 6th-year MMT activist
- Snippet: Patricia Pino on how MMT Podcast came to be (non-MMT)
- Snippet: Patricia Pino on paying for WWII and the Green New Deal
- Ep 7: Chris Rini: "It's all MMT"
- Snippet: Chris Rini and teaching MMT versus piano or martial arts
- Snippet: Discussing federal funding of education with Chris Rini
- Episodes eight and nine: Christian Reilly: Permission marketing in comedy, music, and MMT.
- Ep 10: Tony Weston: Video games, the free market, and MMT
- Ep 11: Johnny Akzam: "Money is an arbitrary representation of value"
- [ACADEMIC] Episodes 12 and 13: Author Camille Walsh: Racial Taxation (taxpayers and taxeaters)
Ep 14: Two activist stories: 3rd-year Ben Szioli and 8th-year Anonymous Ep 15: 3rd year MMT activist (and rebel) Lana Dell Ep 16 (1/2): Geoff Ginter: "I am uncomfortable with the notion of having power." - Full audio: Geoff Ginter and two high schoolers confronting NJ-03 Republican Congressman
Ep 17 (2/2): Geoff Ginter: MMT defines the walls of our prison (and our concerns about NJ-03 Andy Kim) - Snippet: "You cannot escape a prison if you can't identify its walls."
- Snippet: Geoff and my concerns about NJ-03's Andy Kim
[ACADEMIC] Episodes 18 and 19: Dr. Joe Firestone on MMT vs. Monetary Reform. Ep 20 [NOT MMT]: Talking coronavirus with a 30-year practicing physician Ep 21a: Ryan Mathis [1/2]: Millennial, first-year law student, and 5th year MMTer: The left-wing project to recreate our corrupt political, media, and educational institutions (Part one was released on the Historic-ly podcast, not Activist #MMT) Ep 21 [2/2]: Ryan Mathis: There is nothing "natural" about society's laws [ACADEMIC] Ep 22 [1/2]: Joe Firestone: Coronavirus, #MintTheCoin, and 2020 primary rant Ep 23[NOT MMT]: Will Calloway and the 50th anniversary of Earth Day Ep 24 [2/2]: Joe Firestone: The Treasury, Fed, Coronavirus, and Homer Simpson Episodes 25 and 26: James Feal-Martinez: Discussing MMT through a coronavirus lens (plus story to introduce kids to MMT) Ep 27: A conversation with MMT activist Erin Taylor Episodes 28 and 29: 10th-yr activist Mike Hall: In normal times, UBI is a total non-starter. [ACADEMIC] Episodes 30 and 31 (with Joe) and 32 (with Graham Elwood): Joe Firestone, Graham Elwood, and the truth about the Federal Reserve. - Snippet: Graham Elwood: How the Fed helps create net financial assets in the real economy
- Snippet: Graham Elwood: How the Fed creates reserves for asset swaps in the banking reserve system
- Full post on part three with Graham (including video and transcript)
- Snippet: Joe Firestone: The legal questions surrounding the nature of the Federal Reserve
Ep 33 [1/2]: Mark Collins: A rigorous journey from white nationalism, rage, and ALS, to MMT. - Snippet: Mark Collins: White nationalism, sociopathy, socialism, and adult status
- Snippet: Mark Collins talks about Bernie Sanders.
Ep 34 [2/2]: Mark Collins: Some of the puzzle pieces have been intentionally turned over. - Snippet: Mark Collins: The order of operations, the gold standard, and Steve Grumbine
- Snippet: Mark Collins: Securitization, not borrowing (with Randy Wray)
[NOT MMT]: An attempt to remotely-hack my computer via a scam phone call. Episodes 35 and 36: Virginia Cotts: A conversation about economics and politics Episodes 37 and 38: Dan Sullivan: "You don't punish banks. The banks punish you." (Monetary Reform vs MMT) (related post: Monetary Reform and Positive Money (and comparing them to MMT) [ACADEMIC] 39 and 40: Clint Ballinger: The funding is the decision to do it. (Plus: bonds suck) (Clint is an academic but not directly of MMT) (related post: Monetary Reform and Positive Money (and comparing them to MMT)) [ACADEMIC] Ep 41 [1/2]: Joe Firestone talks about Joe Firestone and how he discovered MMT [ACADEMIC] Ep 42 [2/2]: Joe Firestone: ELI5: What it means for the Federal Reserve to "defend its interest rate." Ep43: Andrea Grainger: The dark reality of climate change, and surviving a mainstream college degree. - Snippet: How Fred Lee's History of Heterodox changed me and my podcast
[ACADEMIC] Ep 44[1/3]: John Harvey on John Harvey, discrimination, and aliens. [ACADEMIC] Episodes 45 and 46: John Harvey on inflation: mainstream versus Post Keynesian (and the MMT job guarantee) Ep 47 [1/2]: Ramona Massachi: Spirituality, Judaism, and MMT. Ep 48 [2/2]: Ramona Massachi: Introducing dozens of federal candidates to MMT (and the too many who don't move on) [ACADEMIC] Ep 49 [1/5]: Mat Forstater: On Mat Forstater and the challenges of being heterodox. [ACADEMIC] Ep 50 [2/5]: Mat Forstater: How millions at the bottom are disappeared by unemployment statistics. Ep 51: Amber Griego: The job guarantee transformed a desert into the Land of a Thousand Wineries (plus kindness) [ACADEMIC] Ep 52 [1/2]: L. Randall Wray: The story before the story (of MMT) (plus congressional testimony) [ACADEMIC] Ep 53 [2/2]: L. Randall Wray: The KC approach to MMT (and the real meaning of "productivity") Ep 54 [1/2] Sam Hollenbeck: Mass suffering is endured by real people, not mere statistics Ep 55 [2/2] Sam Hollenbeck: How do you introduce MMT to those who are struggling right now? [ACADEMIC] Ep 56 [1/2]: Asad Zaman: Realizing your entire career is a sham after thirty years. [ACADEMIC] Ep 57 [2/2]: Asad Zaman: Win or lose, MMT is on the side of the angels. [ACADEMIC] Episodes 58 and 59: Jim Kavanagh: A Marxist academic and MMTer. [ACADEMIC] Ep 60 [3/5]: Mat Forstater: Tales from the history of MMT. [ACADEMIC] Ep 61 [4/5]: Mat Forstater: The Pavlina Tcherneva origin story (and other tales from the history of MMT). [ACADEMIC] Ep 62 [5/5]: Mat Forstater: More tales from the history of MMT. [ACADEMIC] Ep 63 [6/5]: Mathew Forstater: The purpose of MMT, and the second law of thermodynamics.. Ep 64 [1/2]: Hannah Judson: Beginning an MMT-adjacent sociology PhD. at Stonybrook. Ep 65 [2/2]: Ep 65 [2/2] Hanna Judson: Mental illness, anxiety, and MMT. [ACADEMIC] Ep66 [1/2, 3/4]: Dirk Ehnts & Asker Voldsgaard: Good-faith criticism of MMT (and their fatally-flawed assumptions) [ACADEMIC] Ep67 [1/2, 2/4]: Sam Levey: The core assumptions of mainstream economics (plus an update on Sam's Phd.) [ACADEMIC] Ep68 [2/2, 3/4]: Sam Levey: The core assumptions of mainstream economics [ACADEMIC] Ep 69 [2/2, 4/4]: Dirk Ehnts and Asker Voldsgaard: Political economy (saving economics, economics education, and ourselves) Ep 70 [1/2]: Jane Ball: The problems with mainstream Marxism. Ep 71 [2/2]: Jane Ball: Government-designed racist zoning to prevent popular uprising [ACADEMIC] Ep 72 [1/2]: John Harvey: The Battle of the Bulge (and the nitty gritty of Exchange Rate Determination) [ACADEMIC] Ep 73 [2/2]: John Harvey: The nitty gritty of exchange Rate Determination Ep74 [1/2]: Chris McArdle: The politics of implementing the job guarantee. Ep75 [2/2]: Chris McArdle: MMT isn't the truth, its *convincing* (plus online activism) Ep76 [1/2]: Bill Peeples: Accounting, and the story you want to tell Ep77 [2/2]: Bill Peeples: Accounting, and the story you want to tell Episodes 78 and 79: Katrina Pilver: MMT for Newbies Ep80 [1/2]: Andrew Chirgwin: Economics that stays in its lane (and the end of the world) Ep81 [2/2]: Andrew Chirgwin: The end of the world (economics that stays in its lane) Ep82 [1/1, 1/7]: Richard Tye: The history of the U.K. Exchequer (and interdisciplinarity) Ep83 [1/2, 2/7]: Andy Berkeley: Palestine and piano [NOT MMT] Ep84 [2/2, 3/7]: Andy Berkeley: Confirming the theory applies to the real world. Ep85 [1/2, 4/7]: How Neil Wilson came to MMT (and Reddit). Ep86 [2/2, 5/7]: Neil Wilson: Real-world economics requires understanding dynamics. [ACADEMIC] Episodes 87 and 88: An Accounting Model of the U.K. Exchequer. Episodes 89 and 90: Brian Hanley: The False Premises and Promises of Bitcoin. [ACADEMIC] Ep91[1/2]: Fadhel Kaboub: From childhood to parenthood [ACADEMIC] Ep92[2/2]: Fadhel Kaboub: Bob Marley and MMT 93 and 94: Esha, me, Lenin, and MMT MMT candidate 01: Jason Call in WA-02 Ep96: Graham Elwood: Discussing debt ceiling and #MintTheCoin (as a guest on his show) MMT candidate 02: Imani Oakley: for NJ-10 Ep96 [1/2]: Ramona Massachi: Discussing 2022 and MMT candidates (and our new interview series!) MMT candidate 03: Neal Walia for CO-01 Ep97 [2/2]: Ramona Massachi: We are in this together, whether we like it or not. Episodes 98 and 99: Bill Brennan: Bridgegate, running for governor, and MMT MMT candidate 04: Stephanie Gallardo for WA-09 Ep100: Ron Placone: Read DEBT first *THEN* The Deficit Myth! Episodes 101 and 102: Derek Ross: It takes energy to get energy (Georgism and MMT) MMT candidate 5: Muad Hrezi for CT-01 Ep103 [1/2]: Warren Mosler: Chess, Bridge, and MMT (always tinkering) Ep104 [2/2]: Warren Mosler answers patron questions (also: government interface) MMT candidate 6: Ezra Watson in NY-21 Ep105: Nathan Becker: Survival requires hurting others (and, where'd the money go?!) [WRITTEN INTERVIEW] Modern Money Doughnuts, Ep1 – Hosted by Steven Hail and Gabrielle Bond SPECIAL EPISODE: KRTD 2022 NYE MMT Panel 1, with Warren Mosler, Stephanie Kelton, and friends (edited, with highlight) MMT candidate 7: John Swoboda in OK-01 Modern Money Doughnuts, Ep2with Fadhel Kaboub: What is inflation? KRTD 2021-2022 NYE MMT Panel 2: with Steven Hail, Andrés Bernal, and friends Modern Money Doughnuts, Ep3 with Maren Poitras: Finding the Money MMT candidate 8: Melanie D'Arrigo for NY-03 Modern Money Doughnuts, Ep4 with Phil Lawn Episodes 106 and 107: Jonathan Wilson: "Cool Stuff" and the reality of the petrodollar (cascade of liabilities) [Parts 1 and 2 of 3] Ep108: Wesley Wiles: Dawn of Man (false modes of production) Bonus episode: Reading an MMT bedtime story to my 12-year-old Ep109[1/2,1/4]: Jackson Winter: Polanyi's Great Transformation (layperson discussion)
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