Professor Dr Richard Wolff has been getting major calls for appearances in recent weeks as he appeared on Bill Maher"s TV program and made a name for himself with an award winning appearance as many people got to see one of the best socialist speakers in the country explain capitalisms flaw and lie. Richard Wolff then went from the national TV stage into a little little-listened to podcast called the Smart people podcast hosted by Chris Stemp and Jon Rojas which I found particularly surprising having listened to some one hundred broadcasts of the SPP. Stemp and Rojas usually have these entrepreneurs on their little podcast and they usually kiss he rings of these business people and capitalists telling them how great they are and their product and innovation happens to be in a kiss ass filled fifty minute podcast.
Dr Wolff may have been the first socialist ever to sit in the orange booths of the smart people Podcast as he gave these two turkeys a run down on how capitalism works and how the unstable cycles of this economic plan is purposely used to financially ruin some while rewarding connected insiders who then buy up the declined assets of others on the cheap. Dr Wolff said if capitalism was your roommate you would of long ago asked them to leave and put an ad for a new one as no one would accept the instability that capitalism brings as a system and is basically used by the wealthy to destroy competition with continual sell off and mergers crating these too big to break up companies that dominate 90 percent of the economy of a country's particular industry.
Dr Wolff gave the young punks Rojas and Stemp a good history and explanation of how capitalism works and why this guy is not teaching at Harvard University instead of the New York school of Janitorial studies is not really well known. Regardless, Dr Wolff continues to gain publicity and make himself out as a big bad wolf to the greedy capitalists out there through his appearances o v and internet whether it is on big shows like Bill Maher's or lame small podcasts such as Chris Stemp's Smart people Podcast.
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