
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
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 89 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessBusiness NewsNews | |||

Today on Organized Money, a dispatch from Minnesota, one of the most exciting states in terms of regulating corporate power.
Recently, Minnesota passed a bipartisan bill banning prediction markets in the state. Within a day, they were being sued to ... more
One of our favorite guests is back! The writer, thinker, and general polymath, Cory Doctorow is here with a new book and a new episode of Organized Money!
After a brief detour into mid-century chili recipes, Matt, David, and Cory discuss The Reverse... more
This week, we’re continuing a recent Organized Money conversation in order to answer the question: Why is California’s gasoline so damn expensive? Famously, California has higher fuel standards than the rest of the nation, as well as higher gas taxes... more
Last month, the veteran journalist Julia Angwin wrote an op-ed, “Meta Is Dying. It’s About Time,” which details the ways in which Facebook, Instagram, and Whatsapp have become a kind of zombie business: Think Yahoo, Myspace, and AOL after their dot-c... more
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Love this pod. I work everyday w a podcast in my ear. These guys explore ways leverage is being used to squeeze us that aren’t as obvious as monopoly. Interesting takes.
A lot of important insights about how money is impacting everything in our lives. A must listen!
Forget ROI It simply isn’t viable - at least not for living beings
A couple were ok, but a couple were just filled with misinformation. Moved on.
Once or twice a month I can expect this podcast to teach me something earth-shattering that I’ll remember for the rest of my life. One can’t go wrong with a project led by David Dayen. It’s a 4-star podcast because the introduction is clunky, with bad music, and way too long, plus co-host Matt Stoller is so obsessed with himself he often has to make his own supposed humor and intelligence the feature of the show, rather than the content of Organized Money being front and center. The podcast seem... more
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A hard-hitting analysis show that explains how corporate consolidation and monopolies shape everyday life, markets, and public policy. Across episodes, the hosts dissect high-profile mergers, regulatory battles, and industry power structures, drawing on interviews with workers, lawyers, policymakers, and journalists to connect cross-industry dynamics—from agriculture inputs to digital platforms and media. Notable are in-depth case studies, a defender of open markets framing monopolies as systemic threats, and a willingness to bring on diverse experts to illuminate regulatory and political avenues for reform. The format often blends sharp questions with practical takeaways for listeners seeking to understand how concentrated power affects pr... more
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Recent guests on Organized Money include:
1. Tai Milder
2. Julia Angwin
3. Jamie Court
4. Lance Lillibridge
5. Kirby Dick
6. Alvaro Bedoya
7. Dan Osborne
8. Bill McGee
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