The Money Loop explains, in simple terms, how the dollar actually works.  This episode looks at how money is created, why taxes matter, and how debt and inflation shape the value of the dollar. It breaks down how governments use a continuous loop — spending, taxation, borrowing, and inflation — to keep the system functioning and the currency propped up.  Rather than treating money as something abstract or theoretical, this discussion focuses on how the system affects real people: wages, prices, debt, and daily life. The goal isn’t ideology or economics for experts, but clarity — understanding the structure that quietly governs modern economies.  This is a conversation about how the money system keeps moving, even when it no longer feels like it’s working for everyone.