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From increased life expectancy to better food trends, data proves that human flourishing is increasing worldwide. Listen to Dr. Marian Tupy, editor of Human​Progress​.org, a senior fellow at the Cato Institute's Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity, co‐​author of The Simon Project, and co-author of Ten Global Trends Every Smart Person Should Know: And Many Others You Will Find Interesting  share how his work helps readers tune out cynicism and view world events with a more optimistic outlook. 

In light of Inauguration Day in the United States, Atlas Network's Tom Palmer discusses core values of classical liberalism. 

National lockdowns and protectionist policies in Greece have stripped millions of their civil liberties and forced many back into poverty. Alex Skouras, President of KEFiM in Greece, tells of KEFiM's "Greece 2021—Agenda for Freedom and Prosperity", the most ambitious initiative of KEFiM to date which is focused around helping the Greeks prosper once again.

Casey Pifer, Director of Institute Relations at Atlas Network, hosts part two of Atlas Network's two-part series on the role and future of women in the liberty movement. Casey is joined by three very inspirational women in the worldwide liberty movement including: Aneetha Warusavitarana: Research Manager for the Advocata Institute in Sri Lanka, Felippa Amanta: Head of Research at the Center for Indonesian Policy Studies in Indonesia, and Linda Kavuka Kiguhi: African Program Manager at students for liberty in Kenya.

Part one of Atlas Network's two-part series on the Role and Future of Women in the Liberty movement—Ms. Amity Shlaes, Chair of the Board at the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation and author of four New York Times Best Sellers, tells how the principles of individual liberty and free-market economics empowered her to succeed.

Mark Littlewood, Director General of the Institute for Economic Affairs discusses the role of national governments during COVID-19. Are we living in the "dark days of freedom", as Littlewood commented during his breakout session in #LFFD20? Tune in to hear how protectionist policies as a response to COVID-19 are stripping away individual freedoms worldwide.

Swedish scholar Johan Norberg joins the host of Atlas Network’s Hablemos Libertad, Antonella Marty, on this episode of AtlasNexus for an inspiring conversation about his new book, Open: The Story of Human Progress. Please enjoy this very special conversation that highlights the great progress that economic freedom and capitalism have brought worldwide. 

Guillermo Peña Panting, executive director of Fundación Eléutera in Honduras, discusses Fundación Eléutera's groundbreaking work in the Honduran energy market. Tune in to hear more about Fundación Eléutera, and their journey to make Honduras a more free state. 

Rowland Brown, chairperson of the Economic Association of Namibia, discusses the dramatic economic slowdown and polarization in Namibia post 2015. Tune in to hear what the Economic Association of Namibia is doing on the ground to combat dangerous populist policies and inequality in Namibia.
Subsequent to the release of the podcast, the guest has notified us as to a small inaccuracy in the early section and notes that Namibia was a Class C Mandate of the League of Nations under South Africa, not a UN protectorate under South Africa as stated in the podcast

Daniel Erspamer, chief executive officer at the Pelican Institute for Public Policy, sheds light on his organization's ongoing storytelling efforts through their "Faces of the Shutdown" project.