In this compelling episode of The Mark Moss Show, Mark takes a deep dive into the historical and often misunderstood narrative of the Great Depression. He challenges the conventional story, focusing on the critical role of government actions in the economic turmoil of the 1920s and 30s. Mark provides a detailed, evidence-backed analysis of how monetary policies, regulatory changes, and government interventions not only led to the Great Depression but also exacerbated its severity. By drawing parallels with contemporary economic policies, Mark offers invaluable insights into how the lessons of the past are crucial in preventing similar crises in the future. This episode is essential for anyone interested in understanding the intricate relationship between government policy, economic cycles, and how history might be echoing in today's economic landscape.