Podcast appearances and mentions of matt stannard

Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant talks to Matt Stannard about beating the right-wing recall effort, the importance of Marxism and the role of electoral politics. Support the independent media work of Solidarity House at patreon.com/solidarityhouse. Kshama Sawant photo courtesy of Seattle City Council

Sudip Bhattacharya (@ResistRun on Twitter) and Matt Stannard talk about Sudip's article "The Limits of Descriptive Representation" and the need for a new way to think about political diversity. Read that article at: https://www.currentaffairs.org/2021/02/the-limits-of-descriptive-representation Also, Solidarity Collective hosts a discussion on replacing "A Fair Day's Wage for a Fair Day's Work" with "Abolition of the Wage System." 

Wyoming's Republican-dominated legislature killed HB 206 without a hearing. The bill would have increased minimum wage to $15/hr and removed exceptions for tipped workers and youth.   Next year, we'll be ready, and this forum on March 11 covered the fight for $15 matters in Wyoming, and across the country. Speakers include HB 206 sponsors Rep. Karlee Provenza and Andi Clifford, Seattle #fightfor15 organizer Jason Call, and Southeast Wyo DSA members Amanda Barnes and Barry McCann.   Co-sponsored by Southeast Wyoming Democratic Socialists of America and Solidarity House Cooperative. Moderated by Matt Stannard with introductions by Yana Ludwig.

Matt Stannard talks with Kelli Potter about how Marxism and dialectical materialism cohere with nonbinary realities of sex and gender, and the importance of socialist transgender activism. Kelli Potter is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Utah Valley University and an organizer with The Party for Socialism and Liberation. Her academic work focuses on the philosophy of religion and gender. Her most recent published article was "Trans and Mutable Bodies" in the Routledge Handbook on Mormonism and Gender.

We're back with a wide-ranging interview on Black organizing and the 2020 Election. In a conversation with Matt Stannard of Wyoming's Solidarity Collective, Lawrence Grandpre discusses the recent protest movements, the limits of social justice strategies focused on the courts, and an explanation of Black populations can build power in and beyond the current American political "left". Support the show (http://www.newtimbuktu.com)

What Makes you happy? Matt how did you build V1 of the happiness index? Tony, how did you start the happiness index as a company? Matt, can tech really make companies more human? Tony, what have you learnt from taking The happiness index globally? Matt S what’s been your biggest global tech challenge? Tony what is next for The Happiness Index?

A conversation with Matt Stannard, founder of the Wyoming Debate Cooperative and legendary coach of CEDA/NDT, NPDA, and NTPE champs. We cover everything from building a collective to Bertolt Brecht in this fantastic conversation. Do online debates have a future? What's the biggest issue when founding a collective? What's the biggest change debate's seen in the past 10 years? Listen and find out! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inthebin/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inthebin/support

Adriel Hampton and Matt Stannard discuss the Democratic debates, Mark Zuckerberg's secret dinner with Peter Thiel and Donald Trump, Google's new restrictions on political advertising, and Adriel's work helping Democrats win in the recent Virginia elections.

Lindsey Hanlon, Brad Kramer, and Matt Stannard discuss how to stop the violent right wing radicalization of white teenage boys. They discuss consent and male sexual entitlement, YouTube algorithms, the alt-right's use of cruel ironic humor, and the strength of Contrapoints and other media resources to combat violent fascist signals. Check out our list of video resources for this episode at http://cowboysonthecommons.org/2019/03/23/podcast-watch-guide-on-protecting-your-kids-from-fascism/

The Common Good Foundation and Solidarity House Cooperative are taking a trip through international human rights law: from people's tribunals to NGOs, from rising nationalism to refugee crises. In this introductory episode, Noah Novogrodsky of the University of Wyoming joins Matt Stannard for an overview of the field of international human rights advocacy. Visit actwithus.org for more information about the Common Good Foundation and the Human Rights in a Burning World podcast.

This episode briefly explores Whole Farm Revenue Protection. Whole-Farm Revenue Protection (WFRP) provides a risk management safety net for all commodities on the farm under one insurance policy and is available in all counties nationwide. It may be especially suited to sustainable farmers. Matt discusses the benefits of WFRP with Roxann, a Wisconsin-based insurance agent. Featuring Roxann Brixon and Matt Stannard.

A very basic introduction to various direct-to-consumer legal issues, including food freedom laws, food safety, navigating local cottage food laws, working with regulators, and more. Includes a list of additional resources on food safety for farmers. Featuring Bren Lieske, Erin Hannum, Rachel Armstrong, and Matt Stannard.

Insurance is an important form of risk management for your sustainable farm operation. What does an insurance policy include? We discuss crop damage and livestock loss, property damage, injuries to guests and customers, injuries to workers, and more. The podcast concludes with a list of additional resources for farmers. Featuring Chris Duke, Michael Duff, and Matt Stannard.

A very basic introduction to contracts and sales agreements in sustainable farming enterprises. Writing sales agreements, working out ambiguities and contract disputes, and CSAs: the good, the bad, and the ugly. Includes a discussion of indemnification, and additional resources for farmers. Featuring Morgan Weinstein, Rachel Armstrong, Erin Hannum, and Matt Stannard.

This podcast is a basic introduction to business entities for farms. You'll learn about sole proprietorships, partnerships, LLCs, and corporations as the hosts explore the big question: What's best for your farm enterprise? Hear directly from farmers about their personal experiences with tax issues, organizational documents, and more. This episode features Rachel Armstrong, Erin Hannum, Todd Ulizio, and Matt Stannard.  

A very basic introduction to acquiring and agreeing upon leased land for sustainable farming operations. This episode includes an overview of the leasemaking process, the importance of written leases and a good communication process between owner and farmer, stories of unexpected termination, and a special conversation about the importance of leasing land for farming. Additional resources are also mentioned at the end of the podcast. Featuring Nellie McAdams, Erin Hannum, Josie Erskine, Greg Friestadt, and Matt Stannard  

Part two of Farm Commons' two-part general overview of farm employment law. This episode covers interns and volunteers, workers' compensation, and additional resources for farmers. Featuring Megan Fehrman, Josie Erskine, Michael Duff, Erin Hannum, Rachel Armstrong, and Matt Stannard.  

Part one of a two-part basic introduction to farm employment law. Part one includes an overview, discussion of employees versus independent contractors, a tax paperwork checklist, and additional resources for farmers. Featuring Erin Hannum, Rachel Armstrong, Michael Duff, Chris Langone, and Matt Stannard.

A brief introduction to the many ways available to fund our farm ventures, including options for loans and some of the legal risks associated with them--and a list of resources for farmers to learn more. Featuring Rachel Armstrong, Tracy Potter-Fins, Greg Friestadt, and Matt Stannard. 

Welcome to Independent Underground Radio LIVE (IURL) - MICHIGAN'S TOP POLITICO PODCAST. The #1 Progressive Independent Left Politico Talk Show on the Blog Talk Radio Network! Period! On Today's Show: *The former FBI Director James Comey Is Fired and the 45th Did It. What Does the 45th Have To Cover Up As It Relates To The Growing Evidence Of His 2016 Collusion With Russia? Guest Matt Stannard From Commonomics USA will join us to discuss this! *It Appears The Graduates of Bethune-Cookman University did not appreciate in the least their Administration "decision" to make "Education Secretary" Betsy Devos their commencement speaker. We'll share the details. *In Flint, The Water Is Being Cur Off As The Residents Do Not Yet Know If The Water Is Not Still Toxic. What's Up With This and More In The Land Of Michigan Politics Independent Underground Radio LIVE Host, Monica RW is an owner/writer for the popular Independent Underground News website, media consultant for ROJS Media LLC, an experienced grassroots and elected local political leader, and brings her researched Independent opinions to the political issues of the day.  With Our SIXTH YEAR on Blog Talk Radio, syndicated by Tune In, Stitcher, Soundcloud, iTunes, Learn Out Loud and Player FM Networks, Independent Underground Radio LIVE (IURL) have received over 4.0 Million downloads since 2010!! Call into the show with your thoughts and opinions at 347-934-0185 or tweet us @IUNewsTalk. Join Us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/iunewstalk Become our latest Facebook Fan: http://www.facebook.com/iunewstalk

Welcome to Independent Underground Radio LIVE (IURL) - MICHIGAN'S TOP POLITICO PODCAST. The #1 Progressive Independent Left Politico Talk Show on the Blog Talk Radio Network! On Today's Show: *Have You Seen The Fabulous Movie "Get Out" by Director Jordan Peele Yet? If Not, Join Us As We Discuss Racial Microaggressions In The Hyper-Political Space with Guest Matt Stannard of Commonomics USA. *Trump Is Visiting Things Outside of Florida and His Golf Estate, As He Stopped By Michigan To Claim Credit For Something President Obama Made Happened. Let's Discuss. *And On A Bit of International News Why Recent Dutch and Austrian Elections Should Claim The Nerves of Progressives for the USA 2018 Elections, and more!! Independent Underground Radio LIVE Host, Monica RW is an owner/writer and media consultant for ROJS Media LLC, an experienced grassroots and elected local political leader, and brings researched Independent opinions to the political issues of the day.  With Our SEVEN YEAR on Blog Talk Radio, syndicated by Tune In, Stitcher, Soundcloud, iTunes, Learn Out Loud and Player FM Networks IURNhave received over 4.0 Million downloads since 2010!! Call into the show with your thoughts 347-934-0185 or tweet us @IUNewsTalk. Join Us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/iunewstalk Become our latest Facebook Fan: http://www.facebook.com/iunewstalk

Matt Stannard and Gary Barkley are back to talk about the 2016 General Election and Progressive Politics

Matt Stannard and Gary Barkley are back to talk about the 2016 General Election and Progressive Politics

Matt Stannard and Gary Barkley are back to talk about the 2016 General Election and Progressive Politics

Matt Stannard and Gary Barkley are back to talk about the 2016 General Election and Progressive Politics

Matt Stannard and Gary Barkley are back to talk about the 2016 General Election and Progressive Politics

Matt Stannard and Gary Barkley are back to talk about the 2016 General Election and Progressive Politics

Matt Stannard and Gary Barkley are back to talk about the 2016 General Election and Progressive Politics

Matt Stannard and Gary Barkley are back to talk about the 2016 General Election and Progressive Politics

Matt Stannard and Gary Barkley are back to talk about the 2016 General Election and Progressive Politics

Matt Stannard and Gary Barkley are back to talk about the 2016 General Election and Progressive Politics

It’s Our Money with Ellen Brown – It’s About Control  Mayer Rothschild is famously quoted as saying “Permit me to issue and control the money of a nation, and I care not who makes its laws!” – and so it is.  When we look at the distribution of capital, we see that those who control the franchise of creating money through loans and debt rule our world.  Ellen speaks with one of the planet’s oldest serving statesmen, Canada’s Paul Hellyer, about the nature of this controlling franchise and about the alternatives still available.  Walt McRee speaks with Lisa Cody, a researcher for the Service Employees International Union, who did a landmark study of the outrageous costs Los Angeles has paid private financiers as part of our ongoing series What Wall Street Costs America, and Matt Stannard comments on the increasingly popular idea of providing a basic income to people as one way of balancing the scales against the controlling interests.

It’s Our Money with Ellen Brown – The Little Bank that Does – Part 2   We continue our conversation with the preeminent historian of the Bank of North Dakota, Dr. Rozanne Enerson Junker, about the founding factors and functional dimensions of America’s only state-owned public bank.  Ellen discusses block-chain technology with co-host Walt McRee while this week’s What Wall Street Costs America examines the impact of predatory banking costs on the city of Detroit --  Matt Stannard talks with Tom Stevens of “Detroiters Resisting Emergency Management.”

It’s Our Money with Ellen Brown – Pursuing Populist Politics  Almost 100 years ago, populist politics marched across America in reaction to the same sort of monetary monopoly that is depriving this century’s citizens of their hard-earned assets and wealth. That deprivation has mobilized an angry, fed-up backlash of folks willing to support any candidate who will talk straight and promise real change. Several candidates are rising to the challenge.  Ellen talks with Tim Canova, a law professor and Fed expert facing off against Congressional Democratic insider Debbie Wasserman-Schultz in South Florida – out West, a State House Representative candidate Pamela Powers-Hannley runs on a platform calling for a public bank to stave off the deteriorating state economy and using inspiration from 100-years ago; and Matt Stannard talks with the award-winning author David Dayen whose new book Chain of Title reveals how a few plucky citizens pushed back against the Goliath of Wall Street mortgage fraud.

Kiss your cash goodbye! The word is that things would be more convenient, crooks would be confounded and diseases might be thwarted if we’d just get rid of filthy currency as the most essential form of personal financial liquidity. Currently circulating in the corridors of world financial powers, it may appear as an enlightened technical step forward to eliminate cash, but is it also a stalking horse for yet another way global bank interests can separate you from your assets?  Ellen speaks with renown author and media figure Stephen Lendmen about why this idea is appearing now and what’s happening behind the scenes that’s moving it forward.  Also behind the scenes is a huge and stark reality about municipal debt to Wall Street that the Public Banking Institute is targeting in its new project called What Wall Street Costs America.  Co-host Walt McRee speaks with PBI’s Matt Stannard on this groundbreaking campaign.

When legislators here and abroad gave power to private bank interests to supply the money for their national economies, it was a thickly-veiled ruse that set the stage for complete debt subjection of all public interests. Our notional national debt levels are the proof.  So it is with great interest that we delve back into a continuing legal struggle over the Bank of Canada’s chartered responsibilities for interest-free public investment.  We remind you of some simple truths from 12-year old Victoria Grant about the Bank of Canada and Ellen’s guest, Dr. J. Ryan Collins, discusses the policy that foisted a change on B of C’s virtuous history. And as a legal maven himself, Matt Stannard reviews the benefits that reside even in failed legal challenges of this sort.

Ma’ikwe Ludwig is the Executive Director of Dancing Rabbit Eco Village in Northern Missouri and also sits on the Board of the Directors for the Fellowship for Intentional Community. With a long history of being involved in this work she is well-known for candidly discussing the blessings and challenges of living in an intentional community.   Just a few of my favorite takeaways from this episode: “Do you really give a shit about other people enough to be having it determine your decision making?” Tweet This: “There is a lot of choice here about how exactly you embody sustainability.” “We need to actually have a culture that supports people in living their values rather than having their values as something that is an afterthought in their lives. or that is the secondary thing. It really needs to become the primary thing. Living in a community like Dancing Rabbit allows you to do that.” A New Concept: Materialized empathy Life changing advice: Always follow your intuition, your life could depend on it. You don’t buy a lot of stuff but what is one item you’ve chosen to buy new that has drastically improved you life: Toaster over, perfect for cooking meals for 1! Books How to Love and Peace Is Every Step by Thich Nhat Hanh A Brief History of Everything by Ken Wilber Naomi Kline’s This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. The Climate How It Is: The Native American Philosophy of V. F. Cordova                      Resource list Commonomicsusa.org (Matt Stannard, Founder) Public Banking Institute Fellowship for Intentional Community Who are the people that you have found play an integral role in getting projects off the ground? Chong Kee Tan of San Francisco’s Bay Bucks Interview links: Dancing Rabbit Maikwe.net   ----- Do you like A Sustainable Mind? Don't forget to subscribe, share, and rate & review.  Did you know that ASM is a 501(c)3 charitable organization? Become one of our donors with a tax-deductible donation on https://ASustainableMind.WeDid.it

Welcome to Independent Underground Radio LIVE (IURL) - MICHIGAN'S TOP POLITICO PODCAST - Aired each Tuesday & Thursday at 9pm ET.    Welcome to the Number 1# Progressive Talk Radio Show on Blog Talk Radio! On The Show: Our Guest Matt Stannard, the Executive Communications Director of Commonomics USA will stop by to discuss the organizations efforts to bring light to the horrible LoanSharking Practice of PayDay Loans and why the fix is to immediately adopt Public Banking practices nationwide! Host Monica RW is an owner/writer for the popular Independent Underground News website, media consultant for ROJS Media LLC, a experienced grassroots and elected local political leader, and brings her researched Independent opinions to the political issues of the day. With Our FIFTH YEAR on Blog Talk Radio, syndicated by Tune In, Stitcher, Soundcloud, iTunes, Learn Out Loud and Player FM Networks, Independent Underground Radio LIVE (IURL) have received over 1.5 Million downloads since 2010!! Call into the show with your thoughts and opinions at 347-934-0185 or tweet us @IUNewsTalk. Download Our Google Play App By CLICKING THIS LINK. Follow our blog Independent Underground News & Talk (IUNT) at: http:///iunewstalk.com Join Us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/iunewstalk Become our latest Facebook Fan: http://www.facebook.com/rojsradiolive

Note: The first about 30 seconds or so are off balance. There was a problem with the hookup into my computer, so the vocal audio is very low in the introduction.This week was a very special edition of Cognitive Dissonance called "Cognitive Dissonance Celebrates Equality!" Why? Because the Platte County School District #1 tore down the Anti-Defamation League's "No Place for Hate" campaign banners at Wheatland's high school and West Elementary school after five parents (supposedly) complained because the Gay and Lesbian Fund of Colorado was one sponsor of this campaign. The banners hung for nearly a year before anyone was "offended."The school board's ultimate vote was 4-3 in favor of tearing the banners down. Many students and community members are outraged and are insisting the banners be hung again. Check out the Wheaterville website for more info, to sign a petition to put the banners back up, and how to contact the school board. We took public comment all night from Laramie community members, as well as from some brave souls who ventured from Wheatland. School board members will all be receiving CDs of this broadcast very soon.Technical note: I had wanted to mention Wheatland HS grad Jeremy Bredeson's excellent website and post, "Gay Like Me" on my show, but I simply forgot to write it in the show log. As such, I forgot. So I still want to give him a shout-out here: Give Mama Some SugarCheck out the site and the post - all of it is excellent reading.As for the rest of the show, Angry Malcontent reminded Obama the Lucy never let Charlie Brown kick the football and the fundits broke character to each speak as themselves on this issue. Yes, kids, here's the big reveal: The fundits aren't real people, they're caricatures of pundits. Whoa. D-bag o' the Week saw local and national d-bags getting called out with an assist from Matt Stannard. You can catch Matt on KOCA with "Sunday School" from 2-4 p.m. as he plays unsigned bands, b-sides and rarities and throws in a dash of political commentary for that perfect blend of spices.Track Listing:"Moral Threat" - Social Distortion "God And Country" - Thermals "New York City Cops" - The Strokes "Out Here in the Middle" - James McMurtry "Every State Line" - Ani DiFranco "God's Children" - The Gutter Twins"American Girl" - Tom Petty "Wasted Time" - Kings of Leon "Never Gonna Change" - Drive-By Truckers "Laramie" - Amy Ray "Mama's Got a Girlfriend Now" - Ben Harper "The Frown Song" - Ben Folds "The Times They Are a Changin'" - Asexuals "Underdogs" - Manic Street Preachers "Mutes in the Steeple" - Archers Of Loaf "Shepherds of the Nation" - The Kinks "Laugh,Love,Fuck" - The Coup "Lonely People" - Talib Kweli (Feat. LaToiya Williams) "Conservative, Christian, Right-Wing Republican, Straight, White, American Males" - Todd Snider"Defenders of Marriage" - Anne Feeney"Pirate Radio" - David Rovics

I filled in for new KOCA addition Matt Stannard of Shared Sacrifice on Sunday. Matt recently began hosting the show "Sunday School" but due to his alter-ego's responsibilities, he was forced to be in Texas this weekend. His show features progressive commentary and his own unique blend of music - think the similar politics of Cognitive Dissonance, but with a problem-solving twist. No worries. I played some political folk and some indie rock, and appealed to the good people in radioland to donate to the unfortunate souls in Haiti who have recently lost everything. I also talked about making phone calls for Democrat Martha Coakley in Massachusetts. She's the number sixty vote on health care reform, unless Scott Brown, a moderate-turned-teabagger, happens to swoop in and capture the seat. Track listing:"You Dissolve" - The Thermals"Walk" - Blind Melon "Looks Just Like The Sun" - Broken Social Scene "I'm Gonna Make You Love Me" - The Jayhawks "Army Reserve" - Pearl Jam "So Much Beauty in Dirt" - Modest Mouse "Instigate The Role" - At The Drive-In "The Universal Cynic" - Bad Religion "Will the Revolution Come?" - Reel Big Fish "Scratch" - Morphine "Sing Me Spanish Techno" - The New Pornographers "The Rules" - Ben Kweller "The Times They Are A-Changin'" - Bob Dylan "Stupid's Pledge" - Utah Phillips "The Marching Song of the Covert Battalions" - Billy Bragg "Amerika v6.0 (The Best We Can Do)" - Steve Earle "Jesus Of The Moon" - Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds "Frank's Tavern" - Calexico "Somebody Loves You" - Eels "Start A War" - The National "Is It Wicked Not to Care?" - Belle & Sebastian "American Music" - The Hold Steady "Sometimes Salvation" - The Black Crowes "With God On Our Side" - Bob Dylan "Unless You Are Free" - Utah Phillips "Between the Wars" - Billy Bragg "Transcendental Blues" - Steve Earle