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Organized Money is a podcast about how the business world really works, and how corporate consolidation and monopolies are dominating every sector of our economy. The series is hosted by writers and journalists Matt Stoller and David Dayen, both thought leaders in the antimonopoly movement. Organized Money is a fresh spin on business reporting, one that goes beyond supply and demand curves or odes... more

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We are at the Antimonopoly Summit  - where David and Matt sit down for some candid conversations with some of the leaders in the field -  Sen. Chris Murphy (D–CT) on the political stakes, Lina Khan on enforcement and where hope still lives. Rep. Becc... more

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What happens when two gamers-turned-lawyers decide to take on one of the biggest monopolies in the video game world? On this episode of Organized Money, David and Matt dig into a David-versus-Goliath story from the world of PC gaming. Their guests, a... more

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Senator Elizabeth Warren is here! The Massachusetts democrat she sits down with David and Matt to talk about the fights that keep her fired up—from Wall Street and Big Tech to pushing Democrats to get serious about the cost of living. 

In this wide-... more

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Google just lost a huge antitrust case—but somehow seems to have walked away the winner. In this emergency episode David and Matt explain how a federal judge ruled that Google is an illegal monopolist, then turned around and let the company keep the ... more

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Recent Guests

Will Buer
One of the gamer lawyers involved in arbitration claims against Valve.
Buer Law
Episode: How Gamer Lawyers Took On A Gaming Monopoly
Judson Crump
Co-counsel and consumer protection lawyer engaging in cases against Valve.
Judson Crump PC
Episode: How Gamer Lawyers Took On A Gaming Monopoly
Elizabeth Warren
U.S. Senator and advocate for antitrust reforms
U.S. Senate
Episode: Emergency Pod: The Google Ruling Sucks
Lori Wallach
Trade expert and influential trade thinker and lawyer, has been working in the trade space since the NAFTA fights of the 1990s.
Rethink Trade
Episode: Is There Even a Trade War?
Sohrab Ahmari
Conservative journalist and editor of a publication called Unheard, specializing in conservative politics from a populist and moral perspective.
Unheard
Episode: The Coup at the Antitrust Division
Bridget Read
Features writer with New York Magazine and author of 'Little Bosses Everywhere'
New York Magazine
Episode: Amway, Mary Kay, Herbalife and the Get Rich Quick Business
Steve Hunt
Customer service representative at Costco and former mayoral candidate in Oklahoma City
Episode: Costco's Private Equity Headache
Antonio Ciaccia
Consultant at 3 Axis Advisors and former pharmacy advocate
Episode: The PBM Hitman
Benjamin Jolly
Pharmacist and industry advocate
Jolly Pharmacy & American Economic Liberties Project
Episode: The PBM Hitman

Hosts

David Dayen
Host of Organized Money and Editor of The American Prospect magazine; focusing on issues concerning corporate power and its implications on society.
Matt Stoller
Host of Organized Money and research director for the American Economic Liberties Project, focused on antitrust issues and corporate concentration.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 410 ratings
  • Loved the episode on MLMs

    Great information, great discussion. More MLM content please!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    ListenerOT
    Canadaa month ago
  • Some doom but a lot of buds for hope

    If you’re someone who has realized that Murray Rothbard has some bad smell about him, if you’re suspecting that there is some story you’re not fully in knowledge of, start here, branch out. Regulation is what even provided the medieval world its stability, nay kings, yay democracy for 2025 and later!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    rome64CE
    United Statesa month ago
  • Excellent

    Podcast Addict
    5
    LM7373
    a month ago
  • Great topics but hosts talk over eachother and guests

    I really like the topics and guests of the show but the talking over one another gets distracting. It also seems like they disproportionately speak over female guests but maybe I’m wrong in that. Keep up the good work but slow down a bit

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Billpidgeon23
    United States2 months ago
  • Smart, insightful and spot on assesments

    Their podcast has been consistently great. Their talks on Venture Capital have helped me understand a lot of whats been happening with products and services falling apart at the seams. Would rate 10 stars if i could!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Carlos Marquez Jr.
    United States2 months ago

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Listeners appreciate the in-depth analysis of monopolistic practices and their implications on everyday life.
Many appreciate the informative and critical insights into current events, often not covered in mainstream media.
Feedback highlights the show's moral clarity and relevance in ongoing discussions about corporate power and economic reform.
The hosts are praised for their knowledgeable, engaging style and the quality of the guests featured, contributing to a rich dialogue.

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How Gamer Lawyers Took On A Gaming Monopoly
Q: What is the complaint in these cases?
The complaint is based on the Sherman Act, alleging that Valve engages in anti-competitive practices such as price parity rules.
Emergency Pod: The Google Ruling Sucks
Q: Do you think this case has resonance beyond Google?
Yes, it signals a shift in corporate America regarding antitrust violations, showing concern primarily about state and private litigants rather than federal actions.
Emergency Pod: The Google Ruling Sucks
Q: Do you think Google would even bother to appeal this?
They might appeal to overturn the monopolization verdict, as it leads to ongoing private lawsuits.
The PBM Hitman
Q: What do you think can be done to challenge the current PBM structure?
Both guests express skepticism regarding substantial systemic change, citing the entrenched nature of inflated pricing and the complex motivations that exist in the current market.
The PBM Hitman
Q: What changes have been made in other states following Ohio's example?
States like Kentucky and New York have similarly shifted away from privatized Medicaid pharmacy management to single PBM models, significantly affecting costs and access.

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What is Organized Money about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The podcast provides a critical examination of corporate consolidation and monopolies that affect various sectors of the economy. With carefully researched discussions, it offers insights into how monopolistic practices influence everything from essential goods to communication and even personal relationships. Each episode features interviews with diverse guests, including workers, business leaders, antitrust lawyers, and policymakers, shedding light on the ongoing struggle for fair competition and open markets. The engaging format aims to not only inform but also prompt listeners to think critically about the economic structures that shape their everyday lives. This podcast stands out for its focus on the intersection of corporate power an... more

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