Borderless

In this episode of Borderless, Vale Sloane is joined by Mark Littlewood of Institute of Economic Affairs to talk about his organization's Templeton Freedom Award finalist project, which ensured the United Kingdom took a decidedly free-trade approach to Brexit negotiations in line with IEA's "Plan A+."

In this special World Poverty Day episode of Borderless, our host Vale Sloane is joined by Atlas Network President Matt Warner to discuss how their partners are working to eliminate global poverty and how Atlas Network is helping them do it.

Join us for the second episode of Borderless! Vale Sloane is joined by Lakshmi Goyal of Centre for Civil Society to talk about her organization's Templeton Freedom Award nominated-project to protect the right to earn a livelihood and escape poverty for millions of India's street vendors.

The first episode of Borderless is live! Vale Solane talks with Clark Neily from the Cato Institute about protecting rights and ensuring accountability within the U.S. criminal justice system, especially by removing the doctrine of qualified immunity.

AtlasNexus host Vale Sloane sits down with Peter McCaffrey, founder and president of Alberta Institute, to talk about what he and his organization are doing to protect civil rights and keep Alberta free. From launching a successful petition overnight to prevent drone spying to showing how hosting the Olympics in Calgary was a bad idea, Alberta Institute has been busy. Tune in to hear more about this remarkable young organization and its fascinating founder.

AtlasNexus host Vale Sloane is joined by Jack Confrey of London-based Institute of Economic Affairs to talk about how the organization engaged new audiences despite the pandemic. They discuss how IEA reaches students with the ideas of the free market, how they kept up the pace throughout the disruptive past 18 months, and how they stay on top of digital trends. Be sure to tune for an inside look at how Institute of Economic Affairs is making a difference!

AtlasNexus host Vale Sloane is joined by Matt and Janet Bufton of Institute for Liberal Studies in Ontario, Canada to discuss their efforts to open the intellectual environment in their country. Through their Freedom Week, Summer Seminar, and Socratic Seminars, Institute for Liberal Studies establishes non-partisan outlets to explore philosophy, economics, history, and public policy while advancing the ideas of liberty. Their events consistently receive rave reviews on both their quality and their capacity to make learning fun.

AtlasNexus host Vale Sloane sits down with Frank Zimmerman of Federalismo y Libertad’s Latin American Center to discuss why Cubans are protesting now and why life has been difficult there for so long. Frank dispels the myth that Cubans suffer because of a U.S. “blockade,” explains the nationalization of shoeshine stands, and points out the government’s discrimination against Black people on the island. Tune in to learn more about the Cuban march for freedom.

Atlas Network CEO Brad Lips guest hosts this special episode of AtlasNexus with three storied guests to commemorate the organization's fortieth anniversary. Linda Whetstone is the daughter of Atlas Network Founder Sir Antony Fisher, a member of the Atlas Network board of directors (formerly board chair), and president of the Mont Pelerin Society. Robert Boyd spent seven years on the Atlas Network (then the Atlas Economic Research Foundation) board early in its history and eventually returned to serve on the board of directors once more. Bill Sumner is the chairman emeritus of Atlas Network’s board of directors, serving as chairman of the board for decades. The three guests combine for over one hundred years of relationship with Atlas Network, and they join the show to talk about the organization’s founder, history, and global impact in the past four decades. Whetstone, Boyd, and Sumner discuss Atlas Network’s lean early days, Sir Fisher’s determination and drive, and the triumph over early challenges that Atlas Network and Institute for Economic Affairs both experienced. History lovers will delight in this special episode of AtlasNexus!

AtlasNexus Host Vale Sloane takes a deep dive in to how Hannah Cox has grown into the influencer she has become, the nuance of the discussions she has on her podcast Based, the importance of being able to hold multiple perspectives in view, and the challenges that accompany being in the public eye.