December 2010 Archives

Charles Eisenstein explores the biology of cellular collaboration and the impact of the New Biology on Darwin's theory of natural selection, on modern theories of competition and the free market, and on our current tendency to think of ourselves as separate, independent, self-interested people. All these old stories are coming to an end, says Eisenstein, to be be replaced by an understanding of our natural interdependence and tendency to collaborate for our common survival.

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This show series is offered courtesy of KSFR, Santa Fe's Public Radio Station (@101.1FM). Craig's show airs on KSFR every Sat at 9AM MST and is streamed live on www.KSFR.org. His full bio is available at our Guest Bios page.

Former Labor Secretary Bob Reich explains how current economic policies recommended by Republicans and some democrats to put more money in the hands of the banks and the investment class cannot succeed because the middle class cannot purchase what the investment class produces. The remedy must be to create purchasing power in the middle class and no conversation in Washington is openly addressing this issue. America has therefore concentrated its wealth to a degree not seen since 1928 and the consequence is the same. Too much money at the top and not enough in the middle and bottom has produced the biggest crisis in American economics since the great depression and with much of the same cause.

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This show series is offered courtesy of KSFR, Santa Fe's Public Radio Station (@101.1FM). Craig's show airs on KSFR every Sat at 9AM MST and is streamed live on www.KSFR.org. His full bio is available at our Guest Bios page.