Podcasts Archives

The Great Antidote: Extras: Cheryl Miller on Hertog and the Humanities

January 23, 2024

Vander Veer listens in and reminds us that learning is more than schooling. She also offers ideas for keeping it up reading and conversation beyond the classroom.

The Great Antidote: Adam White on the American Judiciary

January 19, 2024

The Great Antidote: Extras: Phil Gramm on How Government Biases Policy Debate

January 12, 2024

What happens when a politician's economic knowledge comes up against an entrenched special interest? Lots of work for the politician! Kevin Lavery highlights some stories and sober analysis from Phil Gramm's episode of the Great Antidote with Juliette Sellgren.

The Great Antidote: Extras: Kerianne Lawson on Equal Economic Freedoms

January 5, 2024

Economics is everywhere. Can you build a fence around your house? Can you afford to live where better jobs are? Can you have as many children as you want? Lavery highlights Kerianne Lawson's Great Antidote episode and how solidifying property rights can increase freedom and prosperity.

The Great Antidote: Brent Orrell on Dignity and Work

December 15, 2023

The Great Antidote: Lauren Hall on Radical Moderation

December 8, 2023

The Great Antidote: Cheryl Miller on Hertog and the Humanities

December 1, 2023

The Great Antidote: Kerianne Lawson on Equal Economic Freedoms

November 27, 2023

The Great Antidote: Bob Ewing on Communicating Well

November 17, 2023

The Great Antidote: Albert Zambone on Historical Inquiry

November 10, 2023

The Great Antidote: Extra: Lawrence White on Currencies and Better Money

November 8, 2023

"Money is complicated because it’s been so many things. It’s been peppercorns, seashells, barley, and precious metals. It’s also been both emergent and planned... it’s a socially conceived tool for exchange. Some people innovate to make that tool better and more convenient, and other people try to control and direct those innovations."

The Great Antidote: Extras: Christine McDaniel on Trade: A Tale of Two Presidents

November 2, 2023

It seems as though America goes through cycles of economic liberalization where the free market is glorified and allowed to grow, and illiberalism where globalization is labeled as the enemy of the American economy and working class. Is this current moment just a part of that cycle? Lavey reflects on McDaniel's Great Antidote episode.