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Episodes


The World According to Trump

2025: The Year In Free Speech

The Forgotten Heroes of the Holocaust with Richard Hurowitz | Hoover Institution

Declarations of Independence: Peter Berkowitz on America and Israel’s Origins and Evolutions

Why Does Europe Struggle with Innovation? | Luis Garicano | Capitalism and Freedom

Coercive Diplomacy: Venezuela, Iran, and . . . Greenland?

Twenty Million Left Behind: Nigeria’s Broken Education Policies | Hoover History Lab | Gift Iyioku

New Year, New Beginnings: William Damon on Finding a More Purposeful Life | Hoover Institution

Matteo Maggiori (Stanford Finance Professor) on China, Geoeconomics and Exchange Rates

From Press to Protest to Prison: Jimmy Lai and the End of Hong Kong Freedom | Hoover Institution

How iPhones Built A Superpower With Patrick McGee

Comparative Civics: Beyond Western Civ | Hoover Institution

Israel's Wars and Prospects for Peace in the Middle East

Are We Doing This Again? Andrew Ross Sorkin on “1929” and the GoodFellows on 2025

Building an Allied Stockpile for Critical Minerals | Hoover History Lab | Eyck Freymann

Spellbound with Niall Ferguson and Molly Worthen | Hoover Institution

Does the First Amendment Protect Supposedly “Addictive” Algorithms?

Tactical Victories. Strategic Success | Victor Davis Hanson | UnArchived

Russian Soul, American Life: A Conversation with Ignat Solzhenitsyn | Uncommon Knowledge
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