Fireside Stacks
Roosevelt, Mike Madowitz, Miranda Yaver, Suzanne Kahn, Bilal Baydoun, Stephen Nuñez, Ned Resnikoff, Portia Allen-Kyle, Noa Rosinplotz, Lena Bilik, Samantha Shorey, Justin Bloesch, Brad Lipton, Rey Fuentes, Katie Kirchner, Jacob SpitzFireside Stacks is a weekly newsletter from Roosevelt Forward about progressive politics, policy, and economics focused on building a new economy that centers economic security, shared prosperity, and rebalanced power.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Fireside Stacks is a weekly newsletter on progressive politics, policy, and economics, with a focus on building a new economy that centers economic security, shared prosperity, and rebalanced power.
dad of leisure, principal economist @ Roosevelt institute & Roosevelt Forward (via LOTS of think tanks, some gov & an infinite series of updated priors)
Political scientist. Assistant Professor of Health Policy and Management at the University of Pittsburgh. Writing on administrative burden and inequality in health care. Bylines at NYT, WaPo, and The Guardian. Coverage Denied (CUP 2026).
VP, Think Tank at Roosevelt Institute and Roosevelt Forward
Bilal is the Director of democratic institutions at Roosevelt Forward.
As director of stratification economics for the Roosevelt Institute, Dr. Nuñez leads research on systemic inequalities in the economy and the ways in which public policy has perpetuated them.
Urban policy consultant and Roosevelt Institute fellow. Working on a book about cities.
Civil rights attorney and equity architect thinking big picture about policy change that delivers real impact for communities.
Noa is a research associate at Roosevelt, interested in most things including taxes, economic inequality, and public provision
Program Manager @ Roosevelt Institute/Roosevelt Forward. Thinking/writing about care, labor, & community organizing.
Samantha Shorey is the AI program fellow at the Roosevelt Institute and an assistant professor of communication at the University of Pittsburgh.
Justin is an assistant professor of economics at the Cornell School of Industrial Relations. His work focuses on labor markets, business cycles, and inequality.
Director, Corporate Power and Financial Regulation, Roosevelt Institute and Roosevelt Forward.
As an organizer, educator, and chronically online millennial, I spend my time thinking about how to build a stronger, more inclusive community of progressive policymakers and how to use the discourse™ to advance a progressive worldview.
Economics PhD at Columbia University
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