Conservative ideas are no longer welcome on most college campuses—or anywhere else. If you are a conservative student or professor, or just interested in the conservative intellectual tradition, this podcast is for you! Join Johnny Burtka, Marlo Slayback, and Tom Sarrouf for in-depth conversations with leading thinkers on the most important issues facing conservatism.
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Exploring Montesquieu, David Hume, and the American Founding | Khalil Habib
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In this engaging episode, we are joined by Khalil Habib, Associate Professor of Politics at Hillsdale College, to explore the profound ideas of Montesquieu and David Hume. We delve into how their philosophies illuminate the current political landscape and the foundational principles that anchor political life. Our conversation examines Montesquieu'…
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Current Legal Issues Shaping Conservatism | Garrett Snedeker
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Join hosts Tom Sarrouf and Marlo Slayback on this week's episode of Conservative Conversations, brought to you by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI). Our special guest, Garrett Snedeker, Deputy Director of the James Wilson Institute, dives deep into the pressing legal and political issues shaping the conservative movement today. In this ep…
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King Arthur: Myth or History? | Shawn Phillip Cooper
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This week we spoke with Dr. Shawn Phillip Cooper. Join us as we delve into the rich lore of King Arthur. In this episode, Dr. Cooper unpacks the key characters and plot points that make up the legendary tales of King Arthur and his knights. Discover the historical origins of the Arthurian legend and how it has been interwoven with various European …
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The Re-Paganization Thesis with N.S Lyons
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In this enlightening episode of the ISI Podcast, we sit down with the insightful N.S. Lyons to discuss his recent article in First Things, "The Re-Paganization Thesis." Lyons delves into the intricate intersections of religion and civilization, examining how modern societal shifts mirror ancient paganism's return. Join us as we explore the core arg…
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The Philosophy of Philip Rieff | William Batchelder & Michael Harding
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Join us for an enlightening episode of Conservative Conversations as we dive deep into the world of cultural criticism and sociology with authors Michael Harding and William Batchelder. In this special episode, we explore their latest book, "The Philosophy of Philip Rieff: Cultural Conflict, Religion, and the Self." Philip Rieff, a towering figure …
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The Case for Christian Nationalism | Stephen Wolfe
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Join us for an enlightening episode as we sit down with Dr. Stephen Wolfe, author of the thought-provoking book, "The Case for Christian Nationalism." Hosted by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI), this episode delves into the controversial yet compelling arguments presented in Wolfe's book. Dr. Wolfe discusses the concept of Christian nati…
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Unveiling the Deep State | Theo Wold
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In this compelling episode of Conservative Conversations, we sit down with Theo Wold, the newly appointed Director of the Administrative State Project at the Claremont Institute. Drawing from his extensive experience in government, including his roles as Solicitor General of Idaho, Acting Assistant Attorney General in the Office of Legal Policy at …
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The Problem of Cheating in Universities | Phil Magness
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Join us for an enlightening episode with Phil Magness, renowned economic historian and scholar, as he sits down with the Intercollegiate Studies Institute to discuss: - The pervasive problem of academic plagiarism in universities - Root causes and potential solutions - Magness's extensive research and experience in the field - His pivotal role in e…
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Totalitarianism, COVID-19, and Why Individuals Matter | Dr. Cliff Porter
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In this episode of the Conservative Conversations, Dr. Cliff Porter shares his multifaceted journey and profound insights. Dr. Porter discusses his initial academic focus on history and political philosophy. Explores his fascination with understanding historical events and societal behaviors. - Delves into the question of how an educated nation lik…
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A Discussion on Faith, Community, and the Middle Ages with Andrew Willard Jones
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Join us for a captivating episode of the Intercollegiate Studies Institute's podcast as we sit down with esteemed historian Andrew Willard Jones. Renowned for his deep expertise in medieval studies and the intricate relationship between the Church and the state, Jones offers listeners a profound exploration of the Middle Ages. In this episode, Jone…
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What is Christian Nationalism? | Mark Hall
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Join us on this insightful episode of the ISI Podcast as we welcome esteemed scholar Mark David Hall to discuss his latest book, "Christian Nationalism: Myth and Reality." Hall, a leading expert on the American Founding and religion's role in public life, delves into the controversial and often misunderstood concept of Christian Nationalism. In thi…
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What Is Southern Conservatism? | Alan Harrelson
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Welcome to our latest podcast episode featuring a fascinating discussion with historian and YouTube creator Alan Harrelson. Join us as we delve into "the good life" and explore Alan's unique perspective on living an agrarian lifestyle, his academic work, and his passion project, The Pipe Cottage. Alan Harrelson, a renowned historian specializing in…
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The Truth Behind the Educational System | Corey DeAngelis
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Join us for an engaging discussion on education reform and school choice with Corey DeAngelis, a prominent advocate and researcher in the field of education policy. In this podcast hosted by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI), Corey dives deep into his work and insights on how school choice can positively impact students and families. Core…
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Marxism is Destroying America | Mike Gonzalez
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Join us for an insightful discussion as Mike Gonzalez, Senior Fellow at The Heritage Foundation and author of the groundbreaking book, "Next Gen Marxism: What It Is and How to Combat It," delves into the pervasive influence of contemporary Marxism on American culture. In this podcast hosted by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI), Gonzalez r…
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Teaching the Bible: Insights with Professor Don Westblade
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This week Don Westblade a professor at Hillsdale college joins Tom on the podcast to discuss his work at Hillsdale and more! In this episode: Explore teaching the Bible to students with Don Westblade, emphasizing its relevance and real-world impact. Learn how Westblade addresses criticism of the New Testament, offering historical and cultural conte…
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The New Deal, Poverty, and Government Intervention | Kevin Kosar
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Why Our Culture Is Anti-Family | Tim Carney
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Join Tim Carney, author and senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, in a compelling conversation with ISI about his latest book, "Family Unfriendly." In this podcast, Carney delves into the cultural shifts that have made raising children more challenging in modern society. Drawing on research and personal insights, Carney explores how s…
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The Legacy of the Early Church | Fr. John Strickland
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Join us as Fr. John Strickland delves into his captivating new book, "The Age of Paradise: Christendom from Pentecost to the First Millennium." Fr. Strickland, an esteemed scholar and Orthodox priest, provides a rich exploration of the early centuries of Christianity, tracing the development of Christendom from its origins to the first millennium. …
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How Does Our Constitution Protect Religion? | Miles Smith
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Join us for a thought-provoking episode as we delve into the intricate relationship between religion and governance with author Miles Smith. In this captivating discussion, we explore Smith's latest book, "Religion & Republic: Christian America from the Founding to the Civil War," which provides a fascinating historical perspective on the interplay…
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Philosophy and the Good Life | John Cuddeback
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Join host Tom Sarrouf and esteemed philosopher John Cuddeback on a thought-provoking journey into the realm of classical philosophy and the pursuit of the "good life." In this captivating podcast episode produced by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI), listeners are invited to delve deep into the timeless wisdom of the philosophical traditi…
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Modern Age Journal Has a New Website! | Dan McCarthy & Andrew Beck
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We are thrilled to unveil the latest milestone in Modern Age's evolution: a new website! Join us this week as we engage in an insightful discussion with Dan McCarthy and Andrew Beck on the noteworthy updates to ISI's Modern Age Journal. Andrew Beck, esteemed co-founder of Beck & Stone, has collaborated closely with ISI to craft a visually stunning …
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Why Conservatives Suck at Media | Matthew Peterson
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In today's episode, we sit down with Matthew Peterson, the Editor-in-Chief at Blaze Media. Join hosts Tom and Marlo as they discuss with Matt his work at Blaze, the challenges conservatives face in media, and strategies to make a meaningful impact. Matt shares his insights on why conservatives struggle in media and offers thought-provoking ideas on…
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Join us in this eye-opening podcast with historian David Beito and Tom Sarrouf as they delve into Beito's latest book, 'The New Deal's War on the Bill of Rights.' Prepare to be shocked as he exposes the astonishing lengths FDR and New Dealers went to suppress freedom of speech, privacy, and civil rights. Discover the concealed truths behind this er…
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A Beginners Guide to Shakespeare | Benedict Whalen
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Are you new to the world of Shakespeare and eager to dive into the timeless brilliance of his works? Join us in this enlightening podcast episode as Benedict Whalen, an esteemed professor at Hillsdale College, takes us on a journey through the basics of understanding and appreciating the genius of William Shakespeare. Benedict Whalen, a distinguish…
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Exploring the Minds of the Founding Fathers | Michael Barone
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Join us on a captivating journey through the minds of the Founding Fathers—men of intellect, integrity, and ambition who shaped the early American republic. In "Mental Maps of the Founders," Michael Barone explores the geographic orientation of six key figures, unraveling the stories of Virginians with different compass points in mind, a refugee fr…
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Creating the Next Great Statesman | Johnny Burtka
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Welcome to a special episode where we bring you an insightful recording from the Heritage Foundation. Join us as President and CEO of ISI, Johnny Burtka, takes the stage to present a compelling lecture on his latest book, "Gateway to Statesmanship." In this thought-provoking episode, Johnny Burtka explores the key themes and insights from his book,…
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Russian Conservatism: Past, Present, Future | Paul Robinson
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Paul Robinson joins us this week to discuss his book "Russian Conservatism." Listen as Paul, Marlo, and Tom delve into the evolution of Russian conservative thought spanning the early nineteenth century to the contemporary era. Author Paul Robinson traces philosophers, politicians, and figures' significant contributions across the Imperial, Soviet,…
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A Guide to Roger Scruton | Fisher Derderian
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In this episode: Fisher Derderian, President of the Roger Scruton Legacy Foundation, joins the podcast to talk about all things related to Roger Scruton from his concept of “oikophilia” to his views on conservation and his aesthetic theory Texts Mentioned: Alexander Hamilton by Ron Chernow The Battle for Home by Marwa al-Sibouni On Hunting by Roger…
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Carrie Gress and Noelle Mering on the “Theology of Home”
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In this episode: Carrie Gress and Noelle Mering join the podcast to discuss their “Theology of Home” project, focusing on a material and spiritual culture of beauty in ordinary home life Texts Mentioned: Theology of Home bookset by Carrie Gress and Noelle Mering Awake, Not Woke by Noelle Mering The End of Woman by Carrie Gress theologyofhome.com Be…
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Miles Smith on The Destruction of Statues, Civic Friendship, and Classic Texts for Kids
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In this episode: Miles Smith joins the podcast to discuss the destruction of American statues and the political endgame that motivates it a lesson against civic contempt for average people and a story about the wisdom and erudition of country folk a listener question about good books to introduce kids to the “great tradition” Texts Mentioned: Apply…
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Spencer Kashmanian Gives the “Conservative Case for Jazz”
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In this episode: Spencer Kashmanian, ISI’s own chief of staff, joins the podcast to talk about his love for jazz music, its connections to the Christmas season, and elements of its “conservative disposition” Texts Mentioned: “Christmastime Revives Jazz Legends” by Marlo Slayback “White Christmas” by Charlie Parker The Closing of the American Mind b…
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Jeremy Wayne Tate on the Classical Learning Test, Recovering the Great Books, and Transcendentals in Education
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In this episode: Jeremy Wayne Tate, founder and CEO of the Classical Learning Test, joins the podcast to talk about reforming curricula to cover the most important texts and thinkers of the Western Heritage how the College Board has changed the purpose of education and caused a decline in educational quality and skill development, and how to fix it…
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Andrew Bacevich on the Limits of Power, Modern Military History, and the Folly of “Military Solutions”
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In this episode: Andrew Bacevich joins the podcast to talk to Tom about his 2008 book, The Limits of Power, about the failures of the Iraq War and the cultural, political, and military crises that led to it and exposed the weaknesses in America’s global posture the lessons to be taken from the post-WWII history of American military policy and forei…
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William Benson and Michael Ippolito on The American Postliberal, Catholic Political Realism, and The 1492 Project
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In this episode: William Benson and Michael Ippolito, co-founders of The American Postliberal, join the podcast to talk about the rising success of their new journal and the postliberal vision that animates its vision what “catholic political realism” is, what its goals are, and why it’s the best hope for America’s future how America’s history is b…
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How Often Did the Founders Think About Rome? | Dr. Khalil Habib
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In this episode: Khalil Habib joins Conservative Conversations in an episode that covers a wide range of great thinkers, including Machiavelli, Montesquieu, Polybius, Livy, Lucretius, Tocqueville, and Edmund Burke why republics tend to become empires, and how the Founders used the history of the classical world when thinking about the Constitution …
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H.W. Brands, Troy Senik, and Robert Merry on “The Forgotten Presidents of the 19th Century”
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In this episode: three historians discuss the legacies and importance of Andrew Jackson, Grover Cleveland, and William McKinley what it means to be a statesman, as exemplified by these great American leaders what we miss about America when we miss 19th century American history Texts Mentioned: A Man of Iron by Troy Senik Andrew Jackson: His Life an…
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Susan Hanssen on Thanksgiving, the Pilgrims and Puritans, and What’s Still Left to Conserve
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In this episode: Professor Susan Hanssen joins the podcast to discuss the quintessentially American holiday of Thanksgiving and its history how the Puritans and Pilgrims fit into the British political and cultural experience, how they end up in America, and how they shape America today what remains in the American project as a “remnant” that’s powe…
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Ep. 2: Peter Croft of the J.B. Phillips Society
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J.B. Phillips' inspiring translation of the Bible is, as C.S. Lewis put it, "like looking at a familiar picture after it has been cleaned." Join Alexander Whitaker, president of King University, as he talks with Phillips' grandson Peter Croft and explores the history and impact of this groundbreaking work. Produced by Chris Slaughter. Original Musi…
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Jane Scharl on Poetry for Beginners, Patronizing the Arts, and Saving the World Through Beauty
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In this episode: ISI’s own Jane Scharl joins the podcast to talk about her work as a professional poet and playwright why everyone needs to appreciate the fine arts to be fully human, and how to get started for beginners why beauty changes and saves the world by changing and saving souls, and how to become a patron of artists to produce more beauti…
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Modern Age Launch Special Panel: “Reagan: Working Class Populist or Fusionist Conservative?”
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In this episode: A special debate between Henry Olsen and Donald Devine about the legacy of Ronald Reagan, from our recent Modern Age panel celebrating the launch of the new Modern Age website Texts Mentioned: Old House of Fear by Russell Kirk The Working Class Republicanby Henry Olsen Ronald Reagan’s Enduring Principles by Donald Devine Ronald Rea…
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Capt.Jerry Hendrix on the US Navy, American Foreign Policy, and A Life of Military Service
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In this episode: Dr. Jerry Hendrix, a retired Navy captain and author of To Provide and Maintain a Navy, joins the podcast to talk about the need for America to revitalize the US Navy and defend the “free seas” a deep dive into America’s foreign policy, especially the challenges posed by our three biggest adversaries: China, Russia, and Iran advice…
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Samuel Hammond on Artificial Intelligence, Techno-Leviathan, and Human Nature in the Tech Age
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In this episode: Sam Hammond, senior economist at the Foundation for American Innovation, joins the podcast to talk about artificial intelligence and its transformative aspects on modern society what AI offers human society to advance our economy and our society, and the potential dangers of AI run amok how AI and super-intelligent machines that ma…
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Rodge Reschini on Conservatism at Cornell, Free Speech and Academic Freedom, and The Power of Alumni
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In this episode: Rodge Reschini, ISI’s editor of The Cornell Review, joins the podcast to talk about the state of the conservative movement at Cornell a student perspective on “academic freedom” how to leverage alumni support as a check on the worst impulses of American universities Texts Mentioned: “Trigger Warnings Are Bad, Voluntary or Not” by R…
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Alexandra Hudson on Civility in Politics, The Two Social Contracts, and The Limits of Politeness
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In this episode: Alexandra Hudson joins the podcast to talk about her new book, The Soul of Civility how Burke and Locke come together with the “vertical” and “horizontal” social compacts that capture the social and political relations of society the difference between politeness and civility, and the limits of politeness in our personal and politi…
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Tucker Carlson LIVE from ISI’s 70 Anniversary Gala for Western Civilization
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In this episode: A special Q&A between Johnny and Tucker following Tucker’s keynote address at ISI’s annual Gala for Western Civilization at our new Linda Bean Center on campus in Wilmington, DE Tucker reflects on a career in journalism and the role of individuals in a democracy. Join us as they discuss the future of America and what ISI is doing f…
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Jesse Merriam on the Antiracist Constitution, the Wages of Brown v. Board, and the Future of Affirmative Action
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In this episode: Jesse Merriam, professor of constitutional studies at Patrick Henry College, joins the podcast to talk about how we got our antiracist Constitution how Brown v. Board’s jurisprudence unleashed a diversity regime that has usurped the written Constitution and the principles of a free society what we can expect for the future of affir…
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Catherine Pakaluk on Having Large Families, Fertility and Demography, and the Joys and Challenges of Motherhood
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In this episode: Catherine Pakaluk joins the podcast to discuss her forthcoming book, Hannah’s Children, about women having large families amongst a culture of childlessness the limits of economic and family policy in reversing the falling birthrates, and what really drives our demographic decline Marlo and Catherine talk about the various joys and…
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Liberal Education, Pragmatism, and Asceticism | Zena Hitz
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In this episode: Zena Hitz joins the podcast to talk about the enduring value and necessity of a liberal arts education how class and economic considerations describe the shifts towards “practical” studies and coursework to the neglect of “the fundamental questions” the connection between ascetic practice and proper reasoning, and how education req…
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Tom Shakely on Making Birth Free, Democracy and the Right to Life, and the Rise of the Euthanasia Regime
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In this episode: Tom Shakely, Chief Engagement Officer for Americans United for Life, joins the podcast to discuss the case for making birth free and charting a pro-family agenda why Lincoln’s insights on shaping public opinion about slavery should analogously inform the pro-life movement’s thinking about protecting the unborn how the logic of abor…
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Michael Anton on “The Stakes,” The Failures of California’s Progressivism, and Possibilities for the Future of America
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In this episode: Michael Anton joins the podcast to discuss his book, The Stakes, about the state of the country in 2020 and what could be lost and gained How the progressive ideology that rules California’s politics has turned the state into a nightmare, from education and cost-of-living to immigration and crime Where we could be headed in America…
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