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James Corbett joins Vinny Eastwood of The Vinny Eastwood Show to discuss solutions for an increasingly technocratic world. From acts of resistance like culture jamming to building alternative currencies and self-sustaining communities in the peer-to-peer economy, don't miss this important discussion of what people can do to take their lives back into their own hands.

[audio mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2020-09-14_James_Corbett.mp3"][/audio]James Corbett joins Vinny Eastwood of The Vinny Eastwood Show to discuss solutions for an increasingly technocratic world. From acts of resistance like culture jamming to building alternative currencies and self-sustaining communities in the peer-to-peer economy, don't miss this important discussion of what people can do to take their lives back into their own hands.

This week on #GoodNewsNextWeek: Ringing in the new year with new ways to grow your freedom; Carlyle Group's Dunkin' Donuts drops bad ingredients; DIY internet keeps growing - and decentralizing!

This week on #GoodNewsNextWeek: Ringing in the new year with new ways to grow your freedom; Carlyle Group's Dunkin' Donuts drops bad ingredients; DIY internet keeps growing - and decentralizing!

Jeffrey Tucker of Fee.org joins James to talk about his book, Bit by Bit: How P2P Is Freeing the World. We discuss how "the market" is about cooperation and discovery, and how revolutionary peer-to-peer technology is now making the state and all of its functions and functionaries obsolete.

[audio mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2017-09-15%20Jeffrey%20Tucker.mp3"][/audio]Jeffrey Tucker of Fee.org joins James to talk about his book, Bit by Bit: How P2P Is Freeing the World. We discuss how "the market" is about cooperation and discovery, and how revolutionary technology is now making the state and all of its functions and functionaries obsolete.

Uber's decision to locate its "driverless car experiment" in Pittsburgh is an exponentially greater gift to the city than the simple creation of jobs. We know this because Uber has already opened its checkbook to lure away some of Pittsburgh's greatest technological minds with an eye on erasing the unease that comes with transportation.

So you say you want a revolution? Well don't worry, it's already happening and it has nothing whatsoever to do with the political game that the ruling oligarchs entice you to play once every four years. As the radical decentralization transforms the economy and finance and manufacturing and the media itself, the only question is whether or not you're taking part in it. Yes, the revolution is happening, and no, it will not be televised.