Tuesday, Lew featured Capital Account's host, Lauren Lyster, wherein they discussed the "success of a truth-telling TV show." The interview offers a rare, behind-the-scenes glimpse at the makings of one of the few TV shows available to non-main stream media darlings (many of whom, according to Ms. Lyster tend to "get it right") and, of course, their faithful followers.
They covered such topics as, "Does watching TV news make you stupid?", why not talking down to viewers does not have to hurt ratings, Hillary Clinton's lunch-content tweets, Jon Corzine's latte preferences, and (more seriously) the production of a show that caters to entrepreneurs and the challenges facing individuals. As Lauren concedes, "You can't do actual good work that questions the establishment and still be accepted by them." (Sorry, Summers.)

A student of Austrian economics (no thanks to the NYU economics department), Demetri also discusses how true capitalism empowers the individual through savings, and how we are in a bull market in alternative media (thanks to an historical corresponding vacuum of alternative information).
Both Lauren and Demetri are quick to acknowledge those who paved the way for a show like Capital Account, such as Max Keiser and Alex Jones. Indeed, the business model for a truth-telling TV show is being proven each day, as artificial and actual barriers to entry are lowered.
Here are the hard links to the interviews with Lew Rockwell:
Lauren: http://www.lewrockwell.com/lewrockwell-show/2012/07/24/295-the-financial-counterculture/
Demetri: http://www.lewrockwell.com/lewrockwell-show/2012/05/15/277-finally-honest-tv/
Capital Account YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/capitalaccount
Finally, here are the #FF links:
@LewRockwell
@LaurenLyster
@CoveringDelta (Demetri)
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