In this episode, Coyle and Ed discuss and debate the history of guns ownership in the United States, the Second Amendment, and the contemporary crisis of gun violence and what we should do about it.

In today's episode, Coyle talks with Jonathan Leeman, about his new book on how Christians should engage the world, How the Nations Rage.

In today's episode, the first of a two part series, Coyle visits the Ciceronian Society and records a talk by Micah Watson on the Politics of CS Lewis. Watson is an associate professor of political science at Calvin College, and a co-author of a volume on the political thought of CS Lewis.

In the second of a two part series on the politics of CS Lewis, Coyle sits down with Justin Dyer, a professor of political science at the University of Missouri. He is the co-author of CS Lewis on Politics and the Natural Law.

In today's episode, Coyle and Ed get to the bottom of one of the biggest issues that them--states's rights. Coyle talks about the history of the idea in the United States, and Ed raises some thing about the idea that worry him.

In Part 2 of this mini series, Coyle and Ed continue to talk about Donald Trump's influence on contemporary politics, looking specifically about what his election and presidency means for liberalism and the Democratic party.

In this episode, Coyle talks with Ambassador Ira Shapiro about his new book, Broken: Can the Senate Save Itself and the Country. Ambassador Shapiro is also the author of The Last Great Senate, and has worked in senior positions in the US Senate.

In today's episode, Ed and Coyle discuss Trump's influence on contemporary american conservatism and the Republican party. Next episode: "Liberalism in the Age of Trump."

Coyle and Ed talk about the highs and lows of 2017.

Coyle and Jordan talk about the Roman crisis.