Do You Trust The American’s To Run The British NHS?
How much longer will our treasured NHS continue to be a free at the point of delivery service?
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The Real Cost Of The Gig Economy
With workers pushed to breaking point, is it now time to call time on predatory business models?
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Renegade Predictions 2022
A selection of Renegade Inc. guests mull over events of the past year and make suggestions as to what we can expect for the year ahead.
Staggering Hubris with Rafe Hubris BA (Oxon)
In this special edition of Renegade Inc., we met up with a key adviser to PM, Boris Johnson.
Renegade Retrospective 2021
We look back over the year at some of our best interviews.
Guy Standing: Power To The Precariat
A dangerous new class of socioeconomically excluded people called the precariat is on the rise.
Finntopia: Lessons From The World’s Happiest Country
Is Finland the closest we have to a utopia?
2021: Welcome To West Asia
Has the time come for the people of West Asia to reclaim political and media narratives stripped from them by Western imperialism?
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Degrowth: The Only Way To Grow
Next week: How can we redefine success and embrace degrowth?
“Blessed are the young, for they shall inherit the national debt.” Herbert Hoover
The ghost of Gann: Another crash is coming
The original wizard of Wall Street, W.D Gann, successfully predicted the crashes in the 1929 and Dot-Com stock market bubbles. And according to his analysis, the US stock market is due for another crash in 2020.
Australia: A Drug Addict In Denial
Australia cannot kick its addiction to private debt without severe withdrawal symptoms...
He died for our debts, not our sins
As we turn towards our faiths this Christmas and Hanukkah in an attempt to make sense of the year that was, economist Professor Michael Hudson says we have been interpreting the bible incorrectly.