Hey everybody it's Virgil, I'm sitting here in the Roxy Hotel with former Greek finance

minister and professor of economics, Janis Farofakis.

Thank you so much for joining us today Janis.

Well thank you Virgil, thank you for having me with this fantastic podcast.

Oh I thank you, you listened to it before?

I've heard a lot about it, and it's all good, especially the business model and the way

that you combine good quality politics with fun.

We do like to have fun here, you have fun too.

Right now you're involved in a very new, very fun project called DM25.

Could you discuss what you're doing over there in Europe?

Well we're trying to do something that is completely not really mad, but to do it in a

reasonable way.

Europe is a very big place, it comprises everybody knows some many different countries,

more divisions than unity.

And yet we have a common crisis across Europe, which is causing a fragmentation and the

toxicification of societies.

So the crazy project that we have embarked upon is about creating a transnational unified

pan-European movement, not a confederacy of a French movement, a German movement, a

Greek movement, but one movement.

Of course the whole of Europe, with one agenda, that tries to run simultaneously in

elections everywhere.

That is a completely daft project.

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