Bradley Lectures Podcast

By American Enterprise Institute

Great lectures from the past applied to pressing issues of the present, hosted by Jackson Wolford at the American Enterprise Institute.... more

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January 31, 2019 Banter #345: Nicholas Eberstadt on China’s demographic outlook - AEI Podcast Channel
This week on Banter, Henry Wendt Chair in Political Economy Nicholas Eberstadt joins the show to discuss his new report, “China’s demographic outlook to 2040 and its implications: An overview.” In this episode Dr. Eberstadt discusses how the structure of China’s population will likely change over the coming decades, what effects this may have on China’s domestic and foreign policy, and what this means for the United States.
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China’s demographic outlook to 2040 and its implications: An overview
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37min
January 30, 2019 Bradley Lecture Series Podcast: Defining deviancy up with Charles Krauthammer
In this episode of the Bradley Lecture Series Podcast, Charles Krauthammer discusses “Defining Deviancy Up.” This lecture was originally delivered at AEI in 1993.
Dr. Krauthammer worried that Americans were beginning to define typical, healthy behaviors as deviant, changing everything from middle-class family life to ordinary sexual relationships, all while giving a pass to genuine criminality.

This lecture was originally given in September 1993.
To view a full list of the Bradley Lectures, see the Bradley Lectures page on the AEI website.
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42min
January 24, 2019 The Report Card with Nat Malkus: What lessons can we learn from other countries’ higher education system? (with Jason Delisle and Alex Usher) - AEI Podcast Channel
Germany has free college. Australia has low default rates. Why can’t America just follow their example? When proposing higher education reform, politicians often point to other countries as guides to what America should do. But what can we really learn from other countries’ higher education policies?
In this episode of “The Report Card with Nat Malkus”, on the AEI Education Podcast, Jason Delisle and Alex Usher join us to discuss their new book on international higher education, and the tradeoffs between access, quality, and cost that every country has to make in higher education policy.
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International Perspectives in Higher Education: Balancing Access, Equity, and Cost by Jason Delisle and Alex Usher
AEI Event – Education policy debate: A federal right to education?
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38min
January 24, 2019 Ep. 125: What can we learn from the great economists? — Political Economy with James Pethokoukis - AEI Podcast Channel

Should we worry about the size of the trade deficit? How do we bring back American manufacturing? Why aren’t wages growing more quickly? On this episode, economics professor and BBC presenter Linda Yueh discusses how 12 of the world’s greatest economists might respond to these questions and more.
Linda Yueh is an adjunct professor of economics at the London Business School, an associate fellow at Chatham House, and a TV and radio presenter for the BBC. Her latest book is “What Would the Great Economists Do?: How Twelve Brilliant Minds Would Solve Today’s Biggest Problems.” You can download the episode by clicking the link above, and don’t forget to subscribe to my podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. Tell your friends, leave a review.

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40min
January 17, 2019 Ep. 124: What is Modern Monetary Theory? — Political Economy with James Pethokoukis - AEI Podcast Channel

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has said it “absolutely” should be part of our conversation about the economy. During the presidential campaign, Sen. Bernie Sanders’ chief economist was an adherent. But what the heck is Modern Monetary Theory? On this episode, economist and AEI scholar Stan Veuger breaks it all down, discussing his latest article for AEI Economic Perspectives titled Modern Monetary Theory and Policy.
Stan Veuger is a resident scholar here at AEI where he specializes in political economy and public finance. You can download the episode by clicking the link above, and don’t forget to subscribe to my podcast on iTunes or Stitcher. Tell your friends, leave a review.

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34min
January 17, 2019 Banter #344: Ken Pollack on ‘Armies of Sand’ - AEI Podcast Channel
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Banter #344: Ken Pollack on ‘Armies of Sand’
This week on Banter, AEI Resident Scholar Ken Pollack joins the show to discuss his new book “Armies of Sand: The Past, Present, and Future of Arab Military Effectiveness.”
Banter #344: Ken Pollack on ‘Armies of Sand’
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37min
January 11, 2019 Ep. 123: Could China have been stopped? — Political Economy with James Pethokoukis - AEI Podcast Channel
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Ep. 123: Could China have been stopped? — Political Economy with James Pethokoukis
Zack Cooper joins the podcast to discuss the ongoing trade war and how the US might counter China’s rising influence.
Ep. 123: Could China have been stopped? — Political Economy with James Pethokoukis
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31min
January 10, 2019 The Report Card with Nat Malkus: Managing screen time for children (and parents?) with Jenny Radesky and Erika Christakis - AEI Podcast Channel
As technology proliferates, worries about children spending too much time in front of screens have become common.
In this episode of “The Report Card with Nat Malkus,” on the AEI Education Podcast, Jenny Radesky and Erika Christakis join host Nat Malkus to give families tips on how to manage media use and discuss what we know about screen time, how parents’ screen time affects children’s development, and what we still need to learn to understand the effects of technology on children.
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Family Media Plan

Media and Young Minds | Jenny Radesky and Dimitri Christakis | American Academy of Pediatrics | 2016

The Importance of Being Little: What Young Children Really Need from Grownups | Erika Christakis | Penguin Books | 2016
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46min
January 10, 2019 Banter #343: Isabel Sawhill on ‘The Forgotten Americans’ - AEI Podcast Channel
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Banter #343: Isabel Sawhill on ‘The Forgotten Americans’
This week on Banter, Brookings Institution Senior Fellow Isabel Sawhill joins the show to discuss her new book “The Forgotten Americans: An Economic Agenda for a Divided Nation.”
Banter #343: Isabel Sawhill on ‘The Forgotten Americans’
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25min
December 28, 2018 The Report Card with Nat Malkus | 2018 education year in review with Alyson Klein, Laura Meckler, and Erik Robelen - AEI Podcast Channel
From teacher strikes to school safety, 2018 was an eventful year in education. In the last episode of the year, Laura Meckler, Alyson Klein, and Erik Robelen reflect with host Nat Malkus on the top education stories of 2018 and look ahead to stories we should pay attention to in 2019.
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37min

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