On this episode, Dr. Rob Ferguson cameos from his other podcast to discuss Alexis de Tocqueville

Dr. Ferguson sat down with longtime friend of the podcast Farzan Faramarzi to discuss the latest events in Iran.

THIS WEEK: Jack has returned from a month of classical liberal education in Prague, and Dr. Rob Ferguson is curious about the curriculum and the students.

In this episode, Dr. Ferguson and Jack discuss the importance of trusting your students and liberal individualism. They also discuss the shortcomings of Wisconsin's Francesca Hong.

Dr. Rob Ferguson discusses the importance of a united United States of America with Adam M. Mizel.

The onslaught of primary season has only quickened over the past few weeks, and Dr. Rob is back to help parse through the results.

On this episode, Dr. Rob Ferguson was joined by Andrew Ritter to chat about primary results in Michigan. They also discuss Soviet cinema.

The Politics & the Past Asia Correspondent Andrew Ritter recently returned from a lengthy trip in Singapore.

On this episode, Dr. Rob chats with Andrew about his experience.

THIS WEEK: Troy Holderby, Deputy Political Director at NextGen Polling, President of the ASU College Republicans, and longtime friend of the podcast, stopped by to discuss the Arizona primary season!

Troy and Dr. Rob Ferguson discussed what NextGen's polling forecasts for the primary election.

THIS WEEK: Zohran Mamdani is soaring after his allies won congressional primaries across the United States. Graham Platner is careening towards political disaster. And too many pundits are confusing 20th-century progressivism and populism!

Dr. Rob and Jack unpack Mayor Mamdani's success, Oysterman Platner's fall, and the history of political machines. Plus, they offer another literary metaphor that's sure to infuriate those trained in literary analysis.

THIS WEEK: Zohran Mamdani is soaring after his allies won congressional primaries across the United States. Graham Platner is careening towards political disaster. And too many pundits are confusing 20th-century progressivism and populism!

Dr. Rob and Jack unpack Mayor Mamdani's success, Oysterman Platner's fall, and the history of political machines. Plus, they offer another literary metaphor that's sure to infuriate those trained in literary analysis.

THIS WEEK: British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced his intention to resign. Andy Burnham, the freshly-elected MP for Makerfield, is now Starmer's likely successor.So how did this happen? Who is Andy Burnham? what does this mean for the UK? Dr. Rob Ferguson sat down with British political observer and university student Tom Hodkinson to chat the matter over.