In this timely and thought-provoking episode of the Inner Circle Podcast, economist Dr. Tyler Schipper of the University of St. Thomas joins host Abe Kamara and panelist Peterson for a powerful discussion on the hidden costs of tariffs and their impact on immigrant communities.
Dr. Schipper breaks down how tariffs contribute to rising inequality, disrupt access to essential goods, and place disproportionate burdens on working families and small business owners. He also shares bold insights on the shifting landscape of global trade, arguing that globalization is not dead—but the U.S. may no longer be the center of it.
This conversation is as inspiring as it is informative, connecting economic policy to everyday struggles while exploring what an inclusive, forward-thinking economy could look like.
Stream now for a fresh take on trade, equity, and the immigrant experience in a rapidly changing global economy.
