Ep. 1736 Little-Known Presidential Power Grabs
Here’s an episode’s worth of material that I venture to guess no high school student learned in history class, and which pays particular attention to how presidents have grabbed war …
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Ep. 1735 Dave Rubin on How Political Disagreement Became Semi-Warfare
Dave Rubin, host of the popular Rubin Report, joins me to discuss the phenomenon whereby vigorous debate has degenerated into warring camps. Tom WoodsThomas E. Woods, Jr., is the 2019 …
Ep. 1734 Labor Needs a Free Market, and Other Libertarian Lessons
Sheldon Richman returns to continue our discussion of topics from his new book, What Social Animals Owe to Each Other. Tom WoodsThomas E. Woods, Jr., is the 2019 winner of …
Ep. 1733 Phil Labonte on the Fate of Music During Lockdown
Phil Labonte, vocalist for the metal band All That Remains, joins me to discuss the difficulties facing performers during the age of COVID restrictions. Tom WoodsThomas E. Woods, Jr., is …
Ep. 1732 The Truth About Kyle Rittenhouse
Opinion has been sharply divided about Kyle Rittenhouse, the 17-year-old who killed two protesters in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in what many say was an act of self-defense. In this episode I’m …
Ep. 1731 Well, Well, Well: Look Who’s (Kind of) Libertarian
Russell Kirk, one of the founding intellectuals of postwar American conservatism, was often contemptuous of libertarians. But when it came to economics, it turns out that he was rather a …
Ep. 1730 Jeff Deist on Silver Linings from the COVID Dystopia
The COVID lockdowns and restrictions are terrible and inexcusable and dystopian, without a doubt. Yet might there be some weird silver linings here? Jeff Deist explains. Tom WoodsThomas E. Woods, …
Ep. 1729 Libertarianism: A Necessary Review of the Foundations
Sheldon Richman joins me to discuss some of the first principles we defend as libertarians, where they come from, and why we defend them. Tom WoodsThomas E. Woods, Jr., is …
Ep. 1728 How the Presidency Got So Powerful
In this episode I trace important developments in the history of the U.S. presidency that helped to transform it into the powerful office it is now. Tom WoodsThomas E. Woods, …
Ep. 1727 Do Conservatives Have Important Things to Tell the World?
Hillsdale College professor and prize-winning author Brad Birzer joins me to discuss the neglected but important Robert Nisbet, and we have an interesting back-and-forth about his principles for conservatives. Tom …