Adam Smith, Economic Freedom, and Why History Keeps Repeating Itself
Economist and FreedomFest founder Mark Skousen discusses his book The Making of Modern Economics, history's warning signs, his predictions on gold and infrastructure vulnerabilities, plus which career paths still offer opportunity in today's economy.
Why Every Generation Has to Relearn Economic Freedom
Diogo Costa, president of the Foundation for Economic Education, shares how his childhood in Brazil's hyperinflation era shaped his path toward championing sound economic principles.
mRNA Vaccines, COVID Origins, and the Limits of Public Trust
A wide-ranging conversation with Dr. Robert Malone, newly appointed member of the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, on vaccine safety, informed consent, and the science behind mRNA technology.
Free Minds, Free Markets: A Libertarian Take on Media, Guns, and Censorship
A candid conversation with Brian Doherty, senior editor at Reason Magazine, about libertarianism and its place in today's polarized media landscape.
Book Banning and Censorship (3011)
As school leaders pull more books off library shelves and curriculum lists amid a fraught culture war, we explore the impact, legal landscape, and history of book censorship in schools.
Western Tradition and The American Founding (5007)
The government of the United States traces its roots back to ancient Greece, Rome and historic philosophers such as Plato and Aristotle. This is especially relevant now as increasingly we are seeing evidence of countries slipping towards authoritarianism, a risk that some fear for the United States.
The Power of the Supreme Court (5015)
Stephen Vladek, J.D., joins host Jim Falk for a discussion on the current challenges facing the Supreme Court
Free Speech: Campus Arrests and Deportations (5009)
The discussion examines the recent campus protests and the repercussions against students and the schools involved.
Constitutional Law: What It Is and Why It Matters (5010)
Over the last few months, the executive branch has been pushing to the limits its powers to the point where leading constitutional scholars warn that the U.S. might be on the verge of a constitutional crisis. Join us to learn more about constitutional law.
The State of Civics Education Today (5008)
According to a survey conducted by The US Chamber of Commerce Foundation, 70% of Americans fail a basic civics test- and they are registered voters!