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As more and more Americans turn off cable news, the audience for alternative media grows. The Mises Institute is responding with a growing selection of podcasts that shed light on all the issues with the media and the state's narratives.
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* Good Money with Tho Bishop ([link removed]) is a weekly radio show available for download on the Mises Podcast Network. Broadcasting live every Thursday morning on Moneytalk 1010 AM in Tampa, Florida, Good Money uses the Austrian lens to trace the impact an increasingly politicized economy has on our wallets, our savings, and our communities at large. This show brings the ideas of the Mises Institute to new audiences around the state of Florida.
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