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Episodes


Restoring Confidence in Congress: Will the House Come to Order?

Polling: What Is on the Minds of Americans | Reimagining American Institutions | Hoover Institution

Continuing to Serve: How Veterans Strengthen the Private Sector | Battlegrounds w/ H.R. McMaster

Economic Growth, De-Population & Macroeconomics with UPenn Econ Professor Jesus Fernández-Villaverde

Spies | Using Text As Data In Policy Analysis | Hoover Institution

Building Resilience and Overcoming Addiction | Battlegrounds w/ H.R. McMaster

Ukraine And The Frontline For Freedom | Hoover Institution

America Votes - The System Holds | Saints, Sinners, & Salvageables

The Comeback: The NYT’s Bret Stephens and the GoodFellows Recap the ’24 Election

The Three Historians: Niall Ferguson, Victor Davis Hanson, and Andrew Roberts | Uncommon Knowledge

John Bew Applies History to Foreign Policy-Making | Andrew Roberts | Hoover Institution

Protests, Public Pressure Campaigns, Tort Law, and the First Amendment | Free Speech Unmuted

Election Eve In The Golden State – The Times (And The L.A. Times) They Are A-Changin’

Butterfly Wings & Hurricanes: The GoodFellows & Andrew Roberts Revisit Historical Counterfactuals

The Great Depression May Have Started Much Earlier Than We Thought | Hoover Institution

New Insights on Remote Work | Economics, Applied

Hope for Peace, Prepare for War, with Walter Russell Mead

Close Encounters of the Coos County Kind | Saints, Sinners, & Salvageables

The Distributional Consequences of Trade: Evidence from the Grain Invasion | Hoover Institution
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