This is a conversation with Jennifer Anju Grossman on how the philosophical implications of Ayn Rand’s novels & literature relate to modern life. 

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00:00 Introduction

04:20 The Value of Implicit Understanding

12:15 On Philosophical Education 

19:15 An Analysis of the Spread of “Slave Morality”

25:45 Transcending Ressentiment for Success

29:00 A Critique of Superficial Arguing

45:20 Morality and The Pursuit of Happiness

52:10 On Identity Politics, Diversity & Intersectionality  

Jennifer Anju Grossman, a former Senior Vice President at Dole Food Company, became the CEO of the Atlas Society on March 1st, 2016. Jennifer Grossman has spent decades helping people to live freer, healthier lives. She launched the Dole Nutrition Institute — a research and education organization — at the behest of Dole Chairman David H. Murdock. She continued this agenda as Health Editor of Laura Ingraham's new lifestyle site, LifeZette. Previously Grossman served as Director of Education at the Cato Institute, and worked closely with the late philanthropist Theodore J. Forstmann to launch the Children's Scholarship Fund. A speechwriter for President George H. W. Bush, Grossman has written for both national and local publications."The principles of Objectivism, the philosophy rooted in reality, reason, and individualism, has never been more needed — nor more neglected,” says Grossman. “This is the perfect moment to help the public rediscover the moral vision of Ayn Rand."

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