Up Close with Chris Tinney

About Up Close with Chris Tinney

The United States operates a poverty management system—a fragmented network of aid and services where no one is responsible for actually lifting people out of poverty. But what if we could replace this outdated model with a poverty alleviation system that helps people achieve lasting economic mobility? Creating a Poverty-Alleviation System requires a holistic approach that brings together economic development, business leaders, and service providers to align resources and create real pathways out of poverty. To break the cycle of poverty once and for all, we need systems-level change, not just isolated programs. Every week, Poverty Ends Here brings together thought leaders, policymakers, and advocates to explore innovative strategies that go beyond managing poverty—to eradicating it. As automation and artificial intelligence continue to disrupt labor markets, Universal Basic Income (UBI) may become inevitable. With robots and AI rapidly becoming more efficient than humans in many industries, we must rethink economic policies to ensure everyone has access to financial stability and opportunity. Your host, Chris Tinney, is a seasoned broadcaster and social impact leader with over two decades of experience tackling the systemic barriers that keep people in poverty. With a unique, informative, and conversational approach, Chris delves into proven programs, cutting-edge research, and success stories from communities leading the way in economic transformation.

Publisher

Chris Tinney

Category

society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

19 Sept 2017

Latest episode

15 Oct 2024

Latest episodes

15 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   15 Oct 2024

   Episode 2: The Solution to Poverty with Scott C. Miller

   Scott C. Miller shares insights on effective programs and systemic changes needed to combat poverty, drawing from his extensive experience and upcoming book in this interview with Chris Tinney.

2. 

   10 Oct 2024

   Episode 11: Meet the Surfriders Foundation

   Chris Tinney interviews representatives from the Surfrider Foundation about their work and ways listeners can get involved in protecting the world's oceans and beaches.

3. 

   13 Jan 2018

   Caroline Kinsman of The Non Gmo Project

   Caroline Kinsman of the Non-GMO Project discusses the genetic manipulation of organisms and the importance of informed consumer choices regarding genetically modified foods in this interview with Chris Tinney.

4. 

   4 Nov 2017

   "Dead Doctors Don't Lie", Dr. Joel Wallach

   Dr. Joel Wallach discusses the truths about whole food nutrition and his battles with the government regarding health benefits, in this interview with Chris Tinney.

5. 

   3 Oct 2017

   Director of “Growth Busters”, Dave Gardner

   Director DAVE GARDNER discusses his documentary, GrowthBusters, and how humanity's focus on growth impacts sustainability, challenging listeners to re-evaluate beliefs for future survival in this interview with CHRIS TINNEY.

6. 

   30 Sept 2017

   Up Close: Jon Camp of The Humane League

   Jon Camp of The Humane League discusses the organization's mission to reduce animal suffering through grassroots activism and national network development in an interview with Chris Tinney.

7. 

   26 Sept 2017

   Socially Responsible Investing

   Dean Tinney shares his extensive experience in socially responsible investing and its powerful impact on how companies conduct business in this interview with Chris Tinney.

8. 

   26 Sept 2017

   Up Close with Bruce Perlowin

   CEO Bruce Perlowin discusses Hemp, Inc.'s progress in planting hemp and opening a processing plant, sharing his passion for empowering people to grow hemp and bring back the small family farm in an interview with Chris Tinney.

9. 

   25 Sept 2017

   Black Lives Matter. What Do You Know About BLM

   Journalist JOSHUA EATON and editor KENNY WILEY discuss the Black Lives Matter movement, providing listeners with a deeper understanding of its origins and impact in an interview with CHRIS TINNEY.

10. 

    24 Sept 2017

    The Non Gmo Project. Everything Monsanto Doesn't Want You to Know!

    Caroline Kinsman of the Non-GMO Project discusses the dangers of genetically modified organisms and the importance of informed consumer choices in this interview with Chris Tinney.

11. 

    23 Sept 2017

    Up Close with Dannion Brinkley, Author 'Saved by the Light'

    Author Dannion Brinkley shares his near-death experiences and discusses his work with dying veterans, offering insights into life, death, and the integration of conventional and complementary medicine in this interview with Chris Tinney.

12. 

    23 Sept 2017

    Up Close with Food Not Bombs Co-Founder Keith McHenry

    Food Not Bombs Co-Founder Keith McHenry discusses the origins of the organization, the challenges of feeding the homeless, and the need to end hunger, poverty, and war in an interview with Chris Tinney.

13. 

    20 Sept 2017

    Beginning the End of Poverty with Scott Miller

    Scott Miller, Founder and CEO of Circles USA, discusses the root causes of poverty and introduces a replicable model for eradicating poverty in America, in an interview with Chris Tinney.

14. 

    20 Sept 2017

    Jon Camp of Vegan Outreach

    Vegan Outreach's Jon Camp discusses the realities of commercial farming and its effects on animals with host Chris Tinney in this interview.

15. 

    19 Sept 2017

    Up Close with Dr. Chad Nelson, CEO of the Surfrider Foundation

    Dr. Chad Nelson, CEO of the Surfrider Foundation, discusses the organization's history and current challenges in protecting the world's oceans, waves, and beaches in an interview with Chris Tinney.

Who has been a guest on Up Close with Chris Tinney

Names identified in recent episode analyses. Showing up to five guests.

• Scott C Miller
• Surfrider Foundation representatives
• Caroline Kinsman
• Dr Joel Wallach
• Dave Gardner

Reach and audience

Public platform figures. Ratings count people who left a rating, not total listeners.

Apple Podcasts (US)

4.8 / 5

4 ratings