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Billionaires are Lying About Giving Away Their Wealth, with Glen Galaich

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0:08talked about how philanthropy from rich people is largely [ __ ] You know, the fantastically wealthy, oh, they just1:38going on inside the world of philanthropy, but what can be done about it? Well, today on the show, we have the perfect guest to answer this question.1:47and he has worked inside of the ultra-wealthy philanthropy system for decades for one of these very family foundations and has been trying to

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How Doug Burgum Responded to an Energy Crisis

Pod Force One with Miranda Devine32 views
The narrative concludes with his transition into public service, driven by a desire to address systemic issues in energy policy and education that philanthropy could not solve.summaryPhilanthropy vs. Policy: The guest shifted from philanthropy to politics after realizing that donating to rural schools was a 'drop in the bucket' compared to the billion-dollar annual state spending on K-12 education, ctakeaway“We're not going to solve any of these problems by philanthropy because it is a drop in the bucket compared to what the government is spending.”quote

Boskoe100 talks NBA Youngboy, Charleston White, Crip Mac, Kid Cudi, Mack 10, and the Zesty Culture

Holdin Court Podcast117 views
Bosco shares insights on navigating success in the music industry, emphasizing the importance of safety and maturity over 'toughness,' while critiquing the performative nature of modern philanthropy and the 'zesty' trendsummaryPhilanthropy requires actual wealth: Bosco argues that calling oneself 'giving back to the community' is hypocritical if one is still broke and living in the community; true philanthropy comes from a position of having mtakeaway

Billionaires are Lying About Giving Away Their Wealth, with Glen Galaich

Adam Conover12 views
Glenn Gallich, CEO of the Stupsky Foundation, argues that the American philanthropy system is fundamentally flawed due to the pursuit of perpetuity, which results in $2 trillion sitting idle in tax-advantaged accounts rasummaryStupsky Foundation Model: As an example of effective philanthropy, the Stupsky Foundation is liquidating its endowment by 2029. Over 10 years, they have given away $600 million—nearly four times what they would have givetakeawayPolitical Power Dynamics: The philanthropy sector aggressively lobbies against regulation (e.g., taxing endowment earnings) by claiming First Amendment rights, effectively using their financial power to protect the statutakeaway