thinkspot Presents

Cellist Justin Hall and author/illustrator Vesper Stamper learn that they have much in common, namely - a love for the classics and an interest in how literature intersects with music/composition. In this episode of thinkspot presents, you can findCellist Justin Hall and author/illustrator Vesper Stamper unpacking the artistic implications of mastery and interrogating the nature of truth in the context of art and artistic pursuits.

Rick Smith offers his pre-election analysis from the perspective of the number one working people's radio show host.

In response to the New York Times’ controversial 1619 Project, Bill Evers and Graham Walker propose their own history curriculum centered around the classics in an effort to revitalize an era that they allege has been neglected by primary schools across the nation.

Everything is fair game in this exchange between Merion West editor Erich Prince and film director Spencer T. Folmar, as the two Pennsylvania natives task themselves with confronting a wide breadth of topics, from the soul of the rust belt to the distinctly self-isolating malaise of Gen Z.

Marshall Herskovitz and Graham Walker tackle the seeds of the American political divide and how they have been sown by institutional failure and media narratives.

Join film director Spencer T. Folmar as he provides us with a fascinating insight into everything from filmmaking techniques to the new Academy Awards's diversity standards.

Professor Stephen Blackwood plays host to filmmaker Mike Nayna and co-authors James Lindsay and Helen Pluckrose for the launch of their essential new book Cynical Theories.

Marshall Herskovitz is joined by the Independent Institute’s Graham Walker for a discussion on the psychology of trauma and its relationship to the left’s current strain of woke-ism.

Tom Quiggin offers his analysis on the origins of Covid-19 and the early days that led to its spread.

Join Chloé Valdary and Jamie Kilstein for their new podcast - So Much Things to Say.