Is there more to poverty than a “lack of jobs”? Adam Vass Gal discusses the culture of poverty.… Read More
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Ep. 364 Gun Control in the Third Reich
How the Nazi regime disarmed the Jews — and how supposedly benign programs like gun licensing and registration… Read More
Ep. 363 It’s Happening: Seasteading — Liberty Through Floating Cities
About the Guest Joe Quirk is a bestselling author and director of communications for the Seasteading Institute. Links The Seasteading Institute 8 Ways Seasteading Can Improve the World Plan for the first floating city by 2020 Architectural design contest Videos… Read More
Ep. 362 The Thatcher Record, and Other Topics
About the Guest Sean Gabb is director of the Libertarian Alliance, based in the U.K. He is the… Read More
Ep. 361 Against Market Monetarism and NGDP Targeting
About the Guest Joseph T. Salerno is academic vice president of the Mises Institute and a professor of economics at… Read More
Ep. 360 Corporate Social Responsibility, or How Business Ethics Is Taught These Days
About the Guest James R. Otteson is executive director of the BB&T Center for the Study of Capitalism,… Read More
Ep. 359 Why Is There So Much Bad Economic History?
Host of This Event Mises Institute Related Article “ What Austrian Economics Can Teach Historians ,” by Tom Woods (Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, vol. 11.… Read More
Ep. 358 Is Salon Right? Is Honduras a Libertarian Nightmare?
About the Guest Michael Strong is an author, a co-founder of Radical Social Entrepreneurs, and the founder of… Read More
Ep. 357 The Myth of the Keynesian Multiplier
About the Guest William J. Boyes is professor emeritus of economics at Arizona State University. Article Discussed “ The Keynesian Multiplier Concept Ignores Crucial Opportunity Costs… Read More
Ep. 356 The Fallacies of the Living Wage
Woods Book Mentioned The Church and the Market: A Catholic Defense of the Free Economy (10th Anniversary Edition) Other Books Discussed Economics in One Lesson , by Henry Hazlitt Catholic Social Teaching and the Market Economy , ed. Philip Booth (this… Read More
