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Geoff Kellow - Do Markets Promote Virtue?
In this episode from 2021, Alex speaks with Geoff Kellow about the life and writings of Benjamin Franklin and whether they can help us better understand the connection between markets and virtue. References 1. “The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin” by Benjamin Franklin Link: https://www.amazon.ca/Autobiography-Benjamin-Franklin/dp/1508475091 2. “Benjamin Franklin and Adam Smith: Two Strangers and the Spirit of Capitalism” by Geoff Kellow
The Use of Tools in a Technocratic Age: the Death of Wisdom? - Sr. Anna Wray, O.P
Sr. Anna Wray, O.P. explores whether our reliance on efficiency-driven technology is hastening the death of wisdom by taking the place of human deliberation and agency.
The Fed’s New Communications Regime | Steven J. Davis, Mary Daly | Hoover Institution
Steve Davis welcomes Mary Daly for a return appearance on Economics, Applied – this time directly from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco. They discuss the Fed’s new communications regime, how the Fed should respond to demand overheating and inflationary supply shocks, and how Daly thinks about the implications of AI technologies for the conduct of monetary policy. Other topics include wage stickiness and whether the banking system is safe from cyber attacks. ABOUT ECONOMICS, APPLIED
Sok kkv-nak jobban fájna, mint Mészároséknak: észrevételek a vagyonadótervhez – Antall György és Radnai Károly a Válasznak
Politikailag érthető és elfogadható a Tisza-kormány vagyonadó-terve, de nem az általa nyert 200 milliárd forint körüli pluszbevétel menti meg a költségvetést, ahhoz az állami újraelosztáshoz kellene érdemben hozzányúlni – hangzik el a Válasz Podcast legújabb adásában, melynek vendége Antall György, az Apelso vagyonkezelő igazgatósági tagja és Radnai Károly, az Andersen Adótanácsadó vezérigazgatója. Adásunk megjelenésekor még tart az adóterv társadalmi vitája, ezért meghívott szakértőink konkrét javaslatokat is megfogalmaznak.
How to Handle Difficult Bible Passages
Send Us A Message Have you ever encountered a passage of the Bible that confused you? Sometimes we get hung up on a book's origin, wrestle with its meaning, question its relevance, or simply dislike what it teaches. In this episode, Alistair and Derek discuss approaching complex passages faithfully without undermining the challenge. Mere Fidelity is a podcast from Mere Orthodoxy and is listener-supported. If you would like to support this work, become a Mere Orthodoxy Member today at http://mereorthodoxy.com/membership.
Cicero On Duties, Episode 41 - Cicero’s Plan & Panaetius’s
Cicero evaluates Panaetius’s plan, and his reasons for leaving it unfinished. With hosts Chris Anadale, Katherine Bradshaw, Ben Peterson, and Coyle Neal.-----IN THIS EPISODEBook 3, Chapters 7-18-----INDEX0:00 Introduction to Episode 410:53 Book 3 Ch 7-8, Outline of Panaetius’s Plan8:43 Book 3 Ch 9-10, Why Panaetius Did Not Finish16:24 Book 3 Ch 11-13, Is There a Third Class of Duties?26:34 Book 3 Ch 14-16, Middle Duties34:13 Book 3 Ch 17-18, Hold to Honor Always-----MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODEPanaetius. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panaetius
The Ancient Evil Destroying the West | Seth Gruber | Ep. 182
Roe v. Wade was overturned. But did America actually become more pro-life? In this episode of the City of God, Dr. Rob Pacienza sits down with Seth Gruber, founder of The White Rose Resistance, to discuss his work exposing the history, theology, and worldview behind abortion — and why the fall of Roe was only the beginning of the next phase of the pro-life battle. Drawing from themes explored in his book and broader work, Seth traces abortion beyond modern politics to the ancient practice of child sacrifice.
Samuel Gregg Defends The Civilization of Commerce
In this episode, Dan Hugger speaks with Samuel Gregg, President of the American Institute for Economic Research and an affiliate scholar here at the Acton Institute, about his new book, The Civilization of Commerce: Invisible Hands and the Pursuit of Happiness. The Civilization of Commerce: Invisible Hands and the Pursuit of Happiness If you’d like to support this podcast, you can help by leaving a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts. If you have questions or suggestions for a future episode, you can email us at podcast@acton.org.
A Mature Nation: The United States from 1829-1840
The Jacksonian era would mark a turning point in American politics, particularly regarding the power of the presidency. As we move forward in history, Rabbi Rocklin will answer the following questions: Why did the Democratic-Republican party split during Andrew Jackson’s presidency?
INESS do UCHA #112: Súkromné vlastníctvo je pilier civilizácie a pokroku
Ultraľavicová Die Linke v Berlíne zvíťazila a chce zoštátniť obrovskú časť nájomných bytov. Argument znie nevinne: vlastníctvo si predsa môžeme upraviť podľa potreby. Pripomeňme si však, že história pozná veľa takých „úprav“ a len málo z nich dopadlo dobre. Prečo je súkromné vlastníctvo viac než len ekonomická poučka a čo hrozí, keď sa s ním začne politicky hazardovať? To sa dozviete v audiokomentári Martina Vlachynského.
Ep. 1337: The Real Meaning of the War for Independence
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Is Rand Paul Running for President in 2028?
Senator Rand Paul joins Liberty + Leadership for a wide-ranging conversation on his investigation into the government’s COVID-19 response, his fight against federal waste and overreach, and a question that could have major implications for 2028: could Senator Paul make another run for the White House? Paul discusses his ongoing investigation into Dr. Anthony Fauci and gain-of-function research, including his efforts to obtain testimony and records related to the government’s handling of the pandemic.
What’s Wrong With Kids These Days? | Interview: Daniel A. Cox
Old men griping about the new generation is an old, venerable tradition, and Jonah Goldberg can grouse with the best of them. Unlike the other old men, however, Jonah gets to talk to one of the few people who can actually answer the question, “What’s wrong with the kids these days?” and back it up with data.
Who’s afraid of realism? ‘Shyness and Dignity’ by Dag Solstad
What happens when the techniques of realist literature become absorbed into our understanding of real life? And what would it mean to try to depict that experience in fiction? In Dag Solstad’s Shyness and Dignity (1994), a middle-aged teacher, Elias Rukla, is teaching Ibsen’s The Wild Duck for perhaps the hundredth time when he has a revelation about an apparently insignificant detail in the play relating to a minor character, Dr Relling.
The History of Transhumanism: Silicon Valley
Today’s episode in our series about transhumanism and its astonishing influence looks at how it helped build Silicon Valley. David talks to Duncan Bell about what happened when California became the centre of transhumanist operations. Where do drug-taking hippies fit into this story? Who were the cyberpunks and what did they want? How were Jeff Bezos, Elon Musk and others shaped by the transhumanism they discovered while growing up? And is all this really just a surrogate religion?
En radikal forenkling av bistanden: Minervasamtale med Nikolai Hegertun
Hva skal norsk bistand oppnå, og har den fått for mange mål? Norad-rådgiver Nicolai Hegertun møter Minervas ansvarlige redaktør Nils August Andresen til en diskusjon om bistandens resultater, énprosentmålet, norske interesser og skillet mellom fattigdomsbekjempelse og globale fellesgoder. Avisen Minerva finansieres av våre abonnenter. Bli abonnent du også så vi kan fortsette å lage podkast, ved å trykke her. Minervapodden er produsert av Avisen Minerva. Ansvarlig redaktør: Nils August Andresen.
Björn Hårsman: Klimatförändringar gjorde oss till dem vi är
När varma perioder har övergått i istider har människan varit tvungen att utvecklas för att överleva. Homo sapiens har visat sig vara mer resilient än man skulle kunna tro. Axess essä – inlästa essäer och krönikor från Axess magasin. Inläsare: Thomas Lunderquist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Kriser driver EU fremover
EU er blitt sterkere og mer sammensveiset etter Brexit og senere kriser. Vil ytre høyre-partier i Europa endre på dette, eller vil de følge Georgia Melonis pragmatiske linje om de kommer til makten? Gjest er DN-kommentator og forfatter av boken Et nytt Europa: En beretning om nedstengning, flom, invasjon, ydmykelse og håp, Simen Ekern. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
1066: The Battle of Hastings blow by blow | Episode 3
The day that changed English history forever has dawned. In this episode of English Heritage’s special 1066 series, host Amy Matthews looks at the Battle of Hastings as it happened, using established facts and some creative speculation. Joining her are Roy Porter, Senior Curator of Properties at English Heritage, and Professor Tom Licence, Professor of Medieval History and Literature at the University of East Anglia and author of Harold: Warrior King.
The Pledge Against AI Catholic Content and Text
Thomas Mirus and Eamonn Clark discuss a statement they co-authored for Catholic Culture called the Pledge Against AI Catholic Content and Text (PAACCT). The pledge has been signed by a prominent Catholic writers, thinkers, and artists. Links PAACCT Eamonn’s YouTube channel Subscribe to Alto using discount code CATHOLIC10: DONATE to make this show possible! SIGN UP for Catholic Culture’s newsletter:
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