Podcast appearances and mentions of edgar cahn

It's not oil or water or plutonium — it's human hours. We've got an idea for putting them to use, and for building a more human-centered economy. But we need your help. SOURCES:Nathan Dietz, research director at the Do Good Institute at the University of Maryland.Al Roth, professor of economics at Stanford University.Krista Wyatt, C.E.O. of Timebanks.org.Andrew Yang, co-chair of the Forward Party and former U.S. presidential candidate. RESOURCES:"Where Are America's Volunteers," by Nathan Dietz and Robert T. Grimm Jr. (Do Good Institute, 2018)."Believe in People," talk by Edgar Cahn at TEDxAshokaU (2010).The Pencil, by Allan Ahlberg (2008).No More Throw-Away People: The Co-Production Imperative, by Edgar S. Cahn (2000).Time Dollars: The New Currency That Enables Americans to Turn Their Hidden Resource-Time-Into Personal Security and Community Renewal, by Edgar S. Cahn and Jonathan Rowe (1992). EXTRAS:"Why Don't We Have Better Candidates for President?" by Freakonomics Radio (2024).“Andrew Yang Is Not Giving Up on Politics — or the U.S. — Yet,” by People I (Mostly) Admire (2021).“The Future of New York City Is in Question. Could Andrew Yang Be the Answer?” by Freakonomics Radio (2021).“Why Is This Man Running for President? (Update),” by Freakonomics Radio (2019)."Make Me a Match," by Freakonomics Radio (2015).

I was a virtual attendee last week at an inspiring and humbling memorial for the late EDGAR CAHN, on what would have been his 88th birthday. Cahn, an unsung hero of 20th century America, authored articles and books that intentionally led to national policy, including The War on Poverty (1964) which led to the establishment of Legal Aid, Hunger, U.S.A (1968), Our Brother's Keeper: The Indian in White America (1969), and Time Dollars (1992). He and his late wife, Jean Camper, co-founded Antioch School of Law, now the District of Columbia Law School. Here's my 2012 conversation with Edgar and THOMAS FRANK, influential social critic and author of What's the Matter with Kansas? and One Market Under God.

Anitha Beberg, an alumni of the Silicon Valley Founder Institute, is the Founder and CEO of Seva Exchange, which is a platform using machine learning technologies to galvanize global volunteerism by reinventing timebanking and other mutual reciprocity-based services for the modern digital economy. Seva means “selfless service”in Sanskrit. When she met Dr. Cahn who pioneered timebanking, where you give an hour of service, get a time credit redeemable for an hour of service for yourself, she knew that emerging software technologies could help the alternative time-based currency to scale globally. Seva Exchange was formed after Edgar Cahn, (the creator of timebanking) asked her to start a for-profit benefit corporation to mainstream the original sharing economy movement.

On this week's podcast, we try to tie three different sets of federally collected numbers together in regard to child welfare during the earliest phase of the COVID-19 pandemic between March and September 2020, when lockdowns were ubiquitous, schools were mostly closed and vaccines were still in the offing. We also talk about some well-timed research on the nexus between income support for poor parents and child well-being.Later in the podcast we talk what could be the first collateral consequence of last year's Supreme Court decision on faith-based discrimination in child welfare; where things stand with a court challenge to the Indian Child Welfare Act and auditing L.A.'s child welfare agency. We end with a discussion of Edgar Cahn, a giant in the legal community whose legacy includes two innovative ideas in juvenile justice. Reading RoomChild Maltreatment 2020https://bit.ly/3rdgets2020 Child Maltreatment Data: A Breakdownhttps://bit.ly/3u5vfiIAdoption and Foster Care Analysis and Reporting Systemhttps://bit.ly/3udG5n0Trends in U.S. Emergency Department Visits Related to Suspected or Confirmed Child Abuse and Neglecthttps://bit.ly/3rdEuvJCash Aid to Poor Mothers Increases Brain Activity in Babies, Study Findshttps://nyti.ms/3KVYGtFPublic Investments and Class Gaps in Parents' Developmental Expenditureshttps://bit.ly/3GcwqzAMichigan Settles Lawsuit with St. Vincent Catholic Charities over Same-sex Adoptionshttps://bit.ly/32I7RwyJews Have Been Rejected by Adoption Agencies for Years. This Couple Hopes to Force a Changehttps://bit.ly/3KVqjDdEdgar Cahn, Pioneer of Time Banking, Passes Awayhttps://bit.ly/3KNvAMYA Perfect Combination of Chutzpah and Soulhttps://wapo.st/35AGINfA Novel Approach on Litigating Racial Disparities in Juvenile Justicehttps://bit.ly/3g9BWYZ

Ralph welcomes Donald Cohen, the founder and executive director of “In the Public Interest” and co-author of the book “The Privatization of Everything” to discuss the many different ways corporatism has corrupted so many of our public goods. Also, constitutional scholar, Bruce Fein, joins us to give us his take on the constitutional ramifications of U.S. involvement in the conflict between Russian and Ukraine. Plus, we wish a happy hundredth birthday to legendary journalist, Morton Mintz and say a heartfelt goodbye to the innovative law professor, who created programs to provide legal representation to low-income Americans and devised the concept of Time Banking, Edgar Cahn.

Full Episode 1-25-22 - In this episode, we remember Edgar Cahn, foundational thinker and innovator in the field of Timebanking, who recently passed. We discuss more student organizing for COVID safety, and Amy's Kitchen which is cruelty free to four-legged animals. Hold up I just had a wild thought. Do liberals think animals are white? YOOOOOOOO. Anyways. Dave continues his history of the Spanish Civil War and discusses the contribution of women.

Dr Dee Gray - Director grays & Director of the Young Carers Academy CiC. RSA Councillor for Wales, RSA Fellow. Co-production is it a holy grail or something to guide our practice? In this conversation Dee and Nicoline discuss the merits of co-production and how important it is to be realistic about how we both introduce it and utilise it in our coaching practice. Dee shares some insights into her own coaching practice, the influence Edgar Cahn has had on her work, and the development of co-production in Wales.

黃國瑞博士來到節目中,啟發我們思考做志工做好事的動機，並介紹由Edgar Cahn 創建的時間銀行。他告訴我們如何以“賺取和花費”時間幣提供和接受幫助並落實社會公義，如何懷抱“不再有人被遺棄”的胸懷以及運用先服務再享受的模式，實踐“我為人人，人人為我”的理想，為什麼發展個人的社會價值是重要的，志工服務和時間銀行的差異，並鼓勵人人成為幫助者也接受幫助。時間銀行不但適用於各個年齡層，也有助弱勢族群發展個人社會價值並成為幫助者。Dr. David Huang inspires us to rethink the motivation for volunteering and doing good deeds and introduces us to the time banking model created by Edgar Cahn. He talks about people can "earn" and "spend" time credits to give and receive help in the pursuit of a more equitable society. He discusses how to embrace the "no more throw-away people" mindset and how by paying it forward, the ideal of "I help others and others help me" can be actualized. He talks about why developing individual social value is crucial, the differences between a volunteering model and the time banking model, and encourages people to both receive help and be helpers themselves. Time banking is applicable to all age groups and can help the underprivileged develop individual social value to become helpers as well.

Dr Zieve explores new ways to store and trade value with Dr Edgar Cahn of Timebanks USA, who is working to create a new kind of money that values people's time and social involvement. Dr. Edgar S. Cahn is the creator of Time Dollars and the founder of TimeBanks USA, as well as the co-founder of the National Legal Services Program and the Antioch School of Law (now the David A. Clarke School of Law). He is the author of "No More Throw Away People: The Co-Production Imperative," "Time Dollars" (co-author Jonathan Rowe, Rodale Press, 1992), "Our Brotherís Keeper: The Indian in White America," (1972) and "Hunger USA." Read more at timebanks.org. If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element

Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/n6VBz26sQ_8 Guest's Bio: Anitha Beberg is the Founder and CEO of Seva Exchange, which works with organizations supporting blockchain for social impact and universal basic income, including TimeBanksUSA, Community Exchange System, Mannabase, and Andrew Yang's 2020 Presidential Campaign. Anitha uses her years in managing software app development to galvanize global volunteerism by reinventing timebanking services for the modern digital economy. Hashtags: #timebanking, #humanityforward #yanggang Links: Company website https://www.sevaexchange.com Website to download our SevaX App https://www.sevaxapp.com Dr. Edgar Cahn and Anitha Beberg discuss the future of timebanking https://youtu.be/1KY7b-C-HHA Humanity First App https://www.humanityfirstapp.com Andrew Yang talking about Digital Social Credits and Seva Exchange https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ti9az7GrxA&feature=youtu.be Andrew Yang & Anitha Beberg on Freakonomics Radio https://freakonomics.com/podcast/andrew-yang/ Support this channel: https://www.patreon.com/ZachSacher Email: theliberalconservativereport@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rule8politics/support

This brief video discusses what a time bank is and some of the philosophy behind the idea, including the ideas of its founder Edgar Cahn. I became interested in the idea after reading Walter Brueggemann's Another Kingdom. Time banks already exist in a lot of cities and towns. The URL below will take you to TimeBanks.org, which has everything you need to find out if you have one nearby or to start one up if you don't. Time banks are one way that we can cooperate with each other without relying on the money economy. https://timebanks.org/ … More What’s a Time Bank (Audio)

This is the 50th and final episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 49th episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 48th episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 47th episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 46th episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 45th episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 44th episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 43rd episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 42nd episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 41st episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 40th episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 39th episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 38th episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 37th episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 36th episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 35th episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 34th episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 33rd episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 32nd episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 31st episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the 30th episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the twenty-ninth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the twenty-eighth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the twenty-seventh episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the twenty-sixth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the twenty-fifth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the twenty-fourth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the twenty-third episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the twenty-second episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the twenty-first episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the twentieth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the nineteenth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the eighteenth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the seventeenth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the sixteenth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the fifteenth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the fourteenth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the thirteenth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the twelfth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the eleventh episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the tenth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the ninth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

Seva Exchange is reinventing volunteerism. As a B corporation, their mission is to connect, motivate and retain valuable volunteers for community-minded organizations. SEVA is an official spin-off of Timebanks.org, the organization that pioneered giving volunteers time credits redeemable for reciprocal volunteer help. If you know of Dr. Edgar Cahn's work, you'll dig this conversation. Anitha is kind and driven; just the person to lead the time banking charge

Seva Exchange is reinventing volunteerism. As a B corporation, their mission is to connect, motivate and retain valuable volunteers for community-minded organizations. SEVA is an official spin-off of Timebanks.org, the organization that pioneered giving volunteers time credits redeemable for reciprocal volunteer help. If you know of Dr. Edgar Cahn's work, you'll dig this conversation. Anitha is kind and driven; just the person to lead the time banking charge

This is the eight episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the seventh episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the sixth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the fifth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to see the series.

This is the fourth episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to find the story and the podcast

This is the third episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Read it on the blog at https://timebanks.org/tdiblog/

This is the second episode in a weekly series of 50 timebanking stories with reflections by TimeBanks USA founder Edgar Cahn. Go to www.timebanks.org/tdiblog to find the story and the podcast

Join us to celebrate the first annual International Timebanking Day! The global timebanking movement is growing, spreading goodness around the world in its own unique way. What could be better than to hold an annual Celebration of International Timebanking on March 23, the birthday of Edgar Cahn, who has done so much to get the timebank movement going. Edgar will be 84 years old. Help celebrate this new tradition by doing any of the following (please use #timebankingday): Share a photo on Facebook Ask your members to share a photo Share one of your stories on Facebook Ask your members to share a story Encourage members to make exchanges on this day Do as many exchanges as possible Tweet a comment Create a mini-video on FB or Instagram Link to an article on timebanking on social media Consider doing a small (or large) community project on that day Use the hashtag: #timebankingday A written version of Edgar's commentary can be found on the Timebanks blog at: https://timebanks.org/edgar-cahns-reflections-on-the-50-stories-in-50-days-an-introduction-to-the-series/

“We have what we need, if we use what we have.” - Dr. Edgar Cahn.I first read about Time Banking, an alternate currency based on reciprocity, ten years ago in Time Magazine. I joined the Echo Park Time Bank and not only met my neighbors but had doors opened and tried many new things from acupuncture to drum lessons, vegan cooking and even square dancing. In return I helped with social media, philanthropy, and music biz advice in the Time Bank. Inspired - I once attended a conference to hear Dr. Edgar Cahn speak and recently got the magical opportunity to do a fireside chat with him in my living room. Ying is taking the Time Banking concept to a new level and I got to dig deeper with one of my modern day heroes.

Ralph talks to Edgar Cahn about the Legal Services Corporation, which makes thousands of lawyers available to low income Americans; and Leda Huta executive director of the Endangered Species Coalition joins us to tell us why we should care about endangered species.  Plus, Ralph answers your questions!

We speak to legendary legal thinker, Edgar Cahn, who explains how we can make the world a better place through a concept called "Time Banking."  We also discuss the terrible pass interference non-call in the Cowboys/Lions game, the legacy of the late Mario Cuomo and answer more listener questions.

Today we focus on using local currencies and economies to opt out of Wall Street and build resilient and sustainable communities. Alternative currencies are founded on principles that value all types of work, reciprocity, interconnection and building community. Our guests are Jeff Dicken of Baltimore Green Currency, Paul Glover who started Ithaca Hours and Edgar Cahn, author of “No More Throw Away People.” For more information, visit ClearingtheFOGRadio.org.

Aired 01/08/12 This will be a conversation about the state of things as we embark on 2012. I will be joined by TOM FRANK (What's the Matter with Kansas?) and EDGAR CAHN (founder of Legal Services and Time Dollars). We will talk about their passions and projects. http://www.tcfrank.com/ In his new book, PITY THE BILLIONAIRE, Frank examines how the crash that has hurt so many millions of Americans has delivered wildly perverse political results. He gives us a diagnosis of the cultural malady that has transformed collapse into profit, reconceived the Founding Fathers as heroes from an Ayn Rand novel, and enlisted the powerless in a fan club for the prosperous. Edgar Cahn was a serial social entrepreneur before the term was invented. In 1974, he and his wife co-founded the Legal Services Program to deliver legal services to the poor, then co-founded Antioch School of Law, where students learned through providing legal services to the poor. Two decades later Cahn created TIme Dollars, a system to bank and exchange services rather than currency. In the larger conversation, I want to take a fairly big picture, historical, and forward-looking perspective. While I assume we will talk about global economics and international conflicts, the emphasis would be on the US. Though I assume we will talk about the fall election, I want to look more broadly. Questions like: Where are we as a society - socially, culturally, economically, and politically? What's working and why is it working? What are your fears and hopes for the year ahead? What stories and narratives will you be paying attention to in the next year? Maybe something about the battle over the narrative of America's founding and the American dream. Is there a story in which humanity turns things around? THOMAS FRANK, a former opinion columnist for The Wall Street Journal, is the founding editor of The Baffler and a monthly columnist for Harper's. He is the author of The Conquest of Cool; What's the Matter with Kansas? One Market Under God; and his newest, PITY THE BILLIONAIRE. EDGAR CAHN teaches Law and Justice, and directs the Community Service Program at the University of the District of Columbia School of Law. A co-founder with his late wife Jean Camper Cahn of the Antioch School of Law, UDC-DCSL's predecessor; the first law school in the United States to educate law students primarily through clinical training in legal services to the poor. In the late 1980s, Professor Cahn began the Time Dollars project, a service credit program that now has more than 70 communities in the US, UK and Japan with registered programs (www.timebanks.org). He's the author of several books, including Hunger USA, Time Dollars and No More Throw-Away People.