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Economic analysis from Dollars & Sense magazine.
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Chris Sturr, co-editor of Dollars & Sense , interviewed Yeva Nersisyan and L. Randall Wray about their cover story for the September/October 2026 issue, The Plutonomy—AI Edition—and the Coming Crisis . The interview was conducted on August 18, and aired on the September 24th episode of Economics for the People on KKFI in Kansas City.
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Chris Sturr, co-editor of Dollars & Sense , interviewed Bill Barclay, about her feature article Metal of the Past, Metal of the Future , from our July/August 2026 issue. The interview was conducted on August 18, and aired on the August 27th episode of Economics for the People on KKFI in Kansas City.
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Chris Sturr, co-editor of Dollars & Sense , interviewed Kalena Thomhave about her feature article The High Costs of the Cloud from our May/June 2026 issue. The interview was conducted on June 11, and aired on the June 25th episode of Economics for the People on KKFI in Kansas City.
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<p>Chris Sturr, co-editor of Dollars & Sense, interviewed D&S columnist John Miller about his feature article "The Economics of Trump's War with Iran," from our May/June 2026 issue. The interview was conducted on April 21, and airs on the April 23rd episode of Economics for the People on KKFI in Kansas City.</p>
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<p>Chris Sturr, co-editor of Dollars & Sense, interviewed Sasha Breger Bush, associate professor of political science at the University of Colorado, Denver. Sasha is author of our March/April 2026 cover story, Raw Materials and Raw Power: Greenland, Venezuela, and the Future of U.S. Foreign Policy. The interview was conducted on March 10, a couple of weeks into the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, so much of our discussion focused on how the lessons about Trump's foreign policy outlined in Sasha's article apply to the war. This segment aired as part of the March 26 episode of Economics for the People...
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