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Sign up todayOther People's Money and How the Bankers Use It
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Learn moreAmerica’s biggest financial institutions controlled vast sums of money used for the domination and manipulation of American financial markets, business and industry. The money was - by and large - the funds of depositors. It was Other People’s Money.
‘Other People’s Money and How Bankers Used It’ was a seminal text in the Progressive Era, aligning with broader calls for reform in American society. The book contributed to the growing push for financial regulation, and its ideas influenced the creation of laws such as the Federal Reserve Act and the Clayton Antitrust Act, which were intended to curb the power of monopolies and promote fair competition.
The great disparity between the extremely wealthy class and the millions of the working people of America led to widespread discontent and suffering. Some say these very same oppressive conditions are upon us again, today.
Louis Brandeis was an American attorney of great renown in the early part of the 20th century. Because of his deep commitment to freedom, justice, and fair play, Brandeis was widely known as “The People’s Attorney”. In 1916 he became the first Jewish Justice appointed to the Supreme Court of the United States. The causes Brandeis advocated for were privacy rights, workers’ rights, free speech, freedom of religion, limitations on corporate power, and women’s rights. He was a strong supporter of Franklin Roosevelt’s New Deal.
Peter Lerman is an award winning audiobook narrator with over 150 audiobooks plus a prestigious Earphones® award to his credit. He is originally from Brooklyn, New York, and currently resides in Connecticut. Peter has narrated biographies of Sigmund Freud, Leonard Bernstein, Albert Einstein, Upton Sinclair, and Leon Trotsky. He has told the tale of Halley’s Comet, the birth of Genetic Engineering, the life and times of Al Smith, Townes VanZandt, Sacco, and Vanzetti—and many others.
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