Aleksandar Balta

Moral Economy Talk

Society EN ↓ 6 episodes

The system tells you to work harder. Your bank account says you're falling behind. Your family is feeling the pressure. And somewhere in the middle of all of it — your faith and your values are being tested every single day. You are not imagining it. The economy is not broken by accident. And nobody is coming to fix it for you. Welcome to Moral Economy Talk — the podcast that says what most people are thinking but nobody is saying. This is where money, family, faith, and values stop being separate conversations and become one honest discussion about the world we are actually living in. Hosted...

Author

Aleksandar Balta

Category

Society

Podcast website

riverside.com

Latest episode

Jul 1, 2026

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Episodes

Episode 6 - It Was Never About The Money 01.07.2026

It Was Never About the Money — Foster Care, Kinship, and What We Owe the Kids Who Didn't Choose Any of This Alberta's foster care pay schedule works out to a few dollars a day. Aleksandar Balta and his wife did that work for nine years — mostly respite care, the placements nobody else could hold. In this deeply personal episode, he talks about it not as someone who studied the system, but as someo...

Episode 5 - You Still Have Agency 21.06.2026

Five episodes ago, we started with a single question: Why does everything feel harder—even when you are doing everything right? We spent four episodes breaking down the math, the shifting culture, the capture of the system, and the forces that profit from keeping you exhausted. But today is different. Today is not about what is wrong. Today is about what we actually do about it. Together. In this...

Episode 4 - Who Really Decides the Rules? 11.06.2026

You vote in every election. You pay your taxes on time. You follow the rules every single day. So why does the economic math keep getting tougher for working families regardless of who wins? In this episode of Moral Economy Talk , host Aleksandar Balta goes inside the unseen architecture of the North American economy. This isn't an episode about partisan finger-pointing or conspiracy theories. It...

Episode 3 - When Money Changes, Culture Changes 03.06.2026

We live in an era where people are working harder than ever, doing everything "right," and still falling further behind. But the real damage of our current economic system isn't just showing up on grocery bills or rent notices—it is quietly attacking the very architecture of human life. In this episode of Moral Economy Talk , host Aleksandar Balta moves past the surface-level math to look at the d...

Episode 2 - The Math That Stopped Working 27.05.2026

You are working harder than your parents ever did. You have more education, more skills, more information. And somehow you are still doing the math at the end of the month trying to figure out why it does not add up. This episode is about why. Aleksandar Balta breaks down the real reasons hard work stopped producing the stability it once guaranteed — from a housing market that went from 3 times yo...

Episode 1 — Costco Date Night: When Did This Become Normal? 17.05.2026

Title: Ep 1 — Costco Date Night: When Did This Become Normal? Description: Economics isn’t just numbers on a page—it’s how we actually live. In our first episode, we bring a heavy, private truth out of the silence: why does working hard feel like falling behind? Host Aleksandar Balta breaks down the "moral economy loop"—the invisible cycle where everyday financial pressure traps our minds in survi...

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