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Keith, a fellow Hillsdale grad, joins Bob to discuss his new book, which is technically historical fiction but uses the New Testament accounts to construct Paul's journal.
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Adam Haman returns for another crossover, this time discussing Bob's decision to write in "Jesus of Nazareth" for the presidential election.
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The 1925 Scopes Trial ostensibly featured the triumph of science over fundamentalist religion. Bob gives some surprising facts that may change your assessment, including long excerpts from Clarence Darrow's famous cross-examination of William Jennings Bryan.
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Keith Knight of the Libertarian Institute gives the uncomfortable facts about the US entry into World War 2.
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Adam rejoins Bob to discuss SpaceX's recent accomplishment, and how libertarians should assess Elon Musk.
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Bob goes solo to explain Adam Smith's absolute advantage versus David Ricardo's comparative advantage. This important concept underpins civilization itself.
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Haman returns, this time to discuss a recent controversy over the libertarian case for drug legalization.
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Jason Fry discusses his new book, making the case for a peaceful secession.
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Susanne Gibbs joins Bob to discuss her new book.
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In another crossover episode with Adam Haman, Bob fields questions--both novice and expert level--on money, through the lens of the Austrian School. They cover the regression theorem, the status of Bitcoin, and the proposal for a trillion dollar platinum coin.
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