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Episodes

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The Man Who Would Be King of Saudi Arabia with Karen Elliott House

23 Feb 2026
1h 15m
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The Book on (and of) Newsom; A Bedeviled City of Angels | Hoover Institution

20 Feb 2026
58m
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What Counts As Success? Assessing The Impact Of Civics In Higher Ed | Hoover Institution

20 Feb 2026
58m
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America At 250: Classical Heritage, Western Civilization, The Future | Hoover Institution

19 Feb 2026
1h 36m
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Investigating The American Dream: The Role Of Neighborhoods | Hoover Institution

19 Feb 2026
1h 13m
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America and the World at 250 | Hoover Institution

18 Feb 2026
1h 0m
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Cultivating Agency, Character, and Citizenship | H.R. McMaster | Ian Rowe

18 Feb 2026
58m
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Student Speech, Threats, and the First Amendment

17 Feb 2026
47m
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Ben Sasse's Reflections Amid Cancer Battle

17 Feb 2026
59m
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Ben Sasse, former Nebraska senator and president of the University of Florida, discusses his stage four pancreatic cancer diagnosis and his perspective on life, politics, and faith. Sasse reflects on the importance of "redeeming the time," which he defines as living a life of gratitude and service to others. He critiqu...

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Alternative U.S. Grand Strategies: Past, Present, Future | Hoover Institution

14 Feb 2026
1h 0m
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The Origins of Modern China; Is Trump “Lost”? America, Home of the . . . Squatters?

14 Feb 2026
51m
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Wine & Roses, Fewer Babies: The Economics and Culture Behind America’s Birth Decline

13 Feb 2026
49m
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The White House vs. Industry Titans: A History of American Power Struggles with Tevi Troy

12 Feb 2026
57m
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Navigating International Research Partnerships In Choppy Geopolitical Waters: The Swedish Experience

12 Feb 2026
1h 1m
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What Next for Venezuela? | Steven Davis | Ricardo Hausmann

11 Feb 2026
50m
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The Broken China Dream: How to Reform Revived Totalitarianism | Hoover Institution

10 Feb 2026
1h 31m
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The Inframarginal Returns to College | Hoover Institution

10 Feb 2026
1h 17m
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The Declaration Of Independence: History, Meaning, And Modern Impact | Hoover Institution

09 Feb 2026
1h 0m
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The Robots Are Taking Over? | Emerging Technology | Hoover Institution

06 Feb 2026
53m
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Inside Scoops on China: Breaking News with Lingling Wei

05 Feb 2026
1h 4m
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