Podcasts Archives

The Great Antidote: Yesim Sayin on the DC Life and Policy

May 12, 2023

The Great Antidote: Stephanie Slade on Fusionism

May 5, 2023

The Great Antidote: Archive: Ed Glaeser on the Unseen Beauty of Cities

May 3, 2023

Glaeser contends that cities allow us to be more human, because of what we might phrase as, on this site, a natural propensity to share, borrow, and collaborate with one another.

The Great Antidote: Samuel Gregg on The Next American Economy

April 28, 2023

The Great Antidote: Extras: Scott Lincicome on the New American Worker

April 27, 2023

Scott Lincicome and host Juliette Sellgren talk about the range of policies that are considered “pro-worker” and how that range is often artificially narrowed. They explore the challenges of messaging and suggest possible solutions.

The Great Antidote: Scott Lincicome on the New American Worker

April 21, 2023

The Great Antidote: Extras: Mark Calabria on Shelter from the Storm

April 17, 2023

Should people who care deeply about increasing freedom work for the government? Let's hear from the affirmative.

The Great Antidote: Mark Calabria on Shelter from the Storm

April 14, 2023

The Great Antidote: Troy Senik on Grover Cleveland

April 7, 2023

Learn more about the least well-known two-term president. While tariffs and the price of silver aren't as important to American politics now as they were then, integrity and careful compromises are.

The Great Antidote: Extras: Peter Boettke on Don Lavoie and Central Planning, Part 2

April 6, 2023

"Lavoie advocates that we turn the core insight of public choice on its head. Human action in the market sphere isn’t separate from politics but is imbued with the same value-rich interpersonal discourse that permeates all social activities (and could form the building blocks for radically liberal self-governance). People are people, even in the market."

The Great Antidote: Extras: Timothy Sandefur on Freedom's Furies

April 3, 2023

Friends or frenemies? Alice Temnick shares her thoughts on a recent Great Antidote on three of the most influential women authors who thought and wrote deeply about the ideas of liberty: Isabel Paterson, Rose Wilder Lane, and Ayn Rand.

The Great Antidote: Nico Perrino on Individual Rights and Free Expression

March 31, 2023