Paul Gottfried fields some listener questions and then moves into a discussion of themes from his books After Liberalism and Multiculturalism and the Politics of Guilt.

The Prudentialist joins us to talk about Joe Sobran and the insights he has for today.

Join us as Pedro elaborates on his recent criticism of MAGA Inc and gives his views on Trump's political posture going into 2024.

In this discussion, Paul Gottfried interacts with a variety of thinkers and writers over the centuries and gives his take on the overrated, underrated, and many in between.

Daniel McCarthy joins us to talk party politics. We talk a bit about the 2024 election, the current political issues, and the status of the two parties.

Daniel's writings and work can be found in the links below:

Chronicles Magazine archive

Modern Age

The Spectator

Twitter

Kenneth McIntyre joins us to talk about his essay on Herbert Butterfield in Chronicles’ Remembering the Right series. The author of a book on Butterfield, McIntyre discusses Butterfield’s Whig Interpretation of History, his views on international relations, and how his Augustinian idea of mankind informed his political theory.

Check out some of Ken’s books:

Herbert Butterfield: History, Providence, and Skeptical Politics

Limits of Political Theory: Oakeshott's Philosophy of Civil Association

Critics of Enlightenment Rationalism

Critics of Enlightenment Rationalism Revisited 

And we also mentioned the intellectual biography of Butterfield written by CT McIntire.

Patrick Casey joins us today for a great discussion; we talk immigration, conservatism, and whether an actual American culture still exists.

Paul Gottfried and CJay are joined by Grant Havers. We talk about the great Canadian traditionalist George Grant and his conservative criticism of managerial capitalism. We get into the Woke Left, the Frankfurt School, and whether the present Left is a derivative of Marxism.

CJay talks to Ryan Walters about his book, The Jazz Age President.

Neema Parvini joins us to talk about Thomas Carlyle and his criticism of the liberal world that was coming into history during Victorian Era England.

Mentioned Carlyle works:

Past and Present

The Condition of England Question

Latter-Day Pamphlets

Heroes, Hero-Worship, and the Heroic in History

Other Links

Neema’s YouTube

Neema's Substack

Academic-Agency.com