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EPISODE · Jun 14, 2017 · 49 MIN

Clean Money Revolution with Investor-Author Joel Solomon

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Consider money: abstract medium of exchange representing all human and natural creativity and productivity. Could money evolve through human ingenuity - motivated by human love - to restore, protect and cultivate the human and natural resources it stands for? Investment expert Joel Solomon says, emphatically, YES! and expounds on how in his new book The Clean Money Revolution - Reinventing Power, Purpose and Capitalism (New Society, 2017; written with Tyee Bridge).                              This revolution means that we who have monetary privilege can and will use the energy of money for the good of the whole, for the long term. Visionary - and practical, advocating from 30+ years investment experience that proves doing well can do good, in major ways.  This Earthworms conversation explores the options, as it affirms the urgent necessity of transforming how money works, and how to realize changing it. Music: Giant Steps, performed live at KDHX by the Dave Stone Trio THANKS to Cody Pees, Earthworms engineer, and to Carney & Associates P.R. Check out Joel Solomon's Ted Talk - Joel, chair of Renewal Funds, a $98 million mission venture capital firm in Vancouver, BC, was instrumental in bringing TEDx to Vancouver. 

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