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David is joined by Dr. Hunter Baker for a real walk through the kind of society we want to be and the things that are most likely to facilitate such a society. Their discussion delves deeply into what the state can and cannot do in the formation of character, and how markets reflect the character of the people. Their prescriptions for a free and virtuous people call for more freedom and more virtue, and the way we get there is the subject of this talk. A not-to-be-missed conversation.

John J. Miller is joined by Glenn C. Loury to discuss his book, Late Admissions Latest Episodes From The Bookmonger

Will talks with Chuck Klausmeyer, Mike Rowe’s copilot on their new movie, Something to Stand For.

John J. Miller is joined by Renee Berglund of Simmons University to discuss Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species.

Charlie, Audrey, and Dominic discuss Biden’s new amnesty declaration, Trump’s meeting with Republicans on the Hill, and the turmoil at the Washington Post.

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David is joined this week by Darren Doane and David Shannon of the Doane Creative Agency for a lengthy, thorough, and challenging talk.

On episode 64, Charles writes an opera for his most persistent critic, ‘Boiling Rug,' and then talks to Clark Neily about the problem of coercive plea bargaining.

An alleged terrorist with a Dickensian name and a doctorate in Black Studies is the suspect in a string of pro-Hamas arson attacks at UC Berkeley. The state Supreme Court voted unanimously to remove from the November ballot a taxpayer-protection measure, but David and Will have a solution for you: Vote different. Also on the table this week: Jerry West, Willie Mays, Biden's executive order on immigration, the Stanford Misinformation Project, and another reparations misfire. Music by Metalachi.

Charles, Phil, and Michael discuss recent comparisons of the U.S. to Soviet Russia, Anthony Fauci's return to the spotlight, and much more.