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The Power of Public Ownership: Assets for All of Us

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In this episode, Ryan and Blaire explore the foundational role of public ownership in shaping a resilient, prosperous, and equitable nation.
From the preservation of national parks and the strategic development of infrastructure like the Interstate Highway System and the United States Postal Service, to critical utilities such as public water systems and the transformative impact of the Tennessee Valley Authority, the hosts examine how collective stewardship of essential resources ensures long-term stability and security.
They discuss the importance of public investment in education, research, and innovation—highlighting examples like NASA’s advancements that have spurred widespread technological benefits. Blaire and Ryan challenge the notion that privatization is always the answer, arguing that some assets and services are too vital to be left to market forces. They emphasize how public ownership fosters self-reliance, democratizes access, and prioritizes the well-being of all citizens over profit.
Join the conversation as they reflect on the enduring value of shared resources and the pragmatic vision required to secure America’s future for generations to come.
Key Topics Covered:
  • The role of public ownership in national security and economic resilience
  • Case studies: National Parks, infrastructure, utilities, and the Tennessee Valley Authority
  • Public investment in education and research as a driver of innovation and opportunity
  • The tension between profit motives and the common good
  • How collective action shapes a stable, inclusive society
Why Listen?
This episode invites listeners to rethink the value of publicly managed assets and services, offering insights into how they underpin America’s strength and ensure equitable access for all. With a focus on practical solutions and historical examples,
Ryan and Blaire champion a vision of governance that prioritizes long-term prosperity, community welfare, and the shared responsibilities that define the nation’s character.
“We the People” in action—because the future belongs to everyone.
Building Strength Together.
Our Nation's Future is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and, wherever you listen to podcasts.
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Manage episode 520107167 series 3680774
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In this episode, Ryan and Blaire explore the foundational role of public ownership in shaping a resilient, prosperous, and equitable nation.
From the preservation of national parks and the strategic development of infrastructure like the Interstate Highway System and the United States Postal Service, to critical utilities such as public water systems and the transformative impact of the Tennessee Valley Authority, the hosts examine how collective stewardship of essential resources ensures long-term stability and security.
They discuss the importance of public investment in education, research, and innovation—highlighting examples like NASA’s advancements that have spurred widespread technological benefits. Blaire and Ryan challenge the notion that privatization is always the answer, arguing that some assets and services are too vital to be left to market forces. They emphasize how public ownership fosters self-reliance, democratizes access, and prioritizes the well-being of all citizens over profit.
Join the conversation as they reflect on the enduring value of shared resources and the pragmatic vision required to secure America’s future for generations to come.
Key Topics Covered:
  • The role of public ownership in national security and economic resilience
  • Case studies: National Parks, infrastructure, utilities, and the Tennessee Valley Authority
  • Public investment in education and research as a driver of innovation and opportunity
  • The tension between profit motives and the common good
  • How collective action shapes a stable, inclusive society
Why Listen?
This episode invites listeners to rethink the value of publicly managed assets and services, offering insights into how they underpin America’s strength and ensure equitable access for all. With a focus on practical solutions and historical examples,
Ryan and Blaire champion a vision of governance that prioritizes long-term prosperity, community welfare, and the shared responsibilities that define the nation’s character.
“We the People” in action—because the future belongs to everyone.
Building Strength Together.
Our Nation's Future is available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, and, wherever you listen to podcasts.
  continue reading

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