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  • Diagnonsense Episode 41: Hoenack/Smoldon 2024

Diagnonsense Episode 41: Hoenack/Smoldon 2024

Thursday 1st February 2024

Join Kurt and Isaac on Diagnonsense as they discuss social welfare reform, exploring ways to support progress without penalising success.
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Rethinking Social Welfare: Kurt and Isaac's Vision for Reform

Episode Overview

  • Discussions on the need for social welfare reform and its impact on individuals
  • Exploration of challenges within the current system that hinder progress
  • Importance of incentivising individuals to work towards self-sufficiency
  • Advocacy for equitable support systems for a sustainable future
  • Empowering dialogue on creating positive change in the social welfare landscape
We really lose the plot. This is what we were talking about at Coffee with the Mayors. I really feel like we're losing the plot because if we can provide these, and we're using SSI as an example if we can provide SSI to those who need it and then incentivize people to work, we could pave the way for a brighter future for all.
Ever felt trapped by a system that's supposed to help you? In this episode of Diagnonsense, Kurt and Isaac dive headfirst into the murky waters of social welfare reform. They tackle the big question: why does the current system often punish success and keep people stuck in poverty? With a mix of personal anecdotes and hard-hitting facts, they explore how the welfare system can sometimes act like quicksand, pulling people back just as they're trying to climb out.
Kurt and Isaac aren't just talking about problems; they're brainstorming solutions. They discuss how reforms could provide essential benefits while also encouraging progress, aiming for a balance that helps people move forward without fear of losing support. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in social justice, policy reform, or simply understanding the challenges faced by those navigating the welfare system.
It's a candid, eye-opening conversation that will leave you thinking about how we can build a fairer, more supportive society.