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The Glenn Show

Glenn Loury
George Floyd
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Derek Chauvin
Claudine Gay
Black Identity
Economics
Racism
The Fall Of Minneapolis
Race Relations
Socioeconomic Mobility
Critical Social Justice
Education
Free Black Thought
Race and Inequality
Police Brutality
Alpha News
Higher Education
Israel
Conservatism
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Race, inequality, and economics in the US and throughout the world from Glenn Loury. glennloury.substack.com

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This week on The Glenn Show, Robert Patton-Spruill and I get into a detailed analysis of a conversation between Ta-Nehisi Coates and Ezra Klein. The show begins as a debate on their divergent... more

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Last Friday’s livestream was a hot one. Today I’m posting the video for all who missed it (you have to be a paid subscriber to hear the full version now, but every... more

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Note: Links and info for my next livestream, which is happening this Friday, October 3 at 1:00 PM EDT, can be found at the end of this post.

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Normally, I release TGS episodes to full subscribers on Mondays and then to the general public on Fridays. But this conversation is a repost from my conversations with Bob Wright at his Nonze... more

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Alex Shieh
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Richard Kahlenberg
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Peter Beinart
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Host

Glenn Loury
Host and Professor of Economics at Brown University, engaged in discussions on race, inequality, and economics.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 3.1k ratings
  • Fun hang

    Stoked on Glen and John 🤙

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    541red
    United States16 days ago
  • Recently disappointing

    I used to love this show. Since I read his autobiography I am having a hard time respecting his opinions. Glenn has the ability to, in hindsight sight, admit when he has behaved immoral and hurtful and also has talked about his swing in political opinions and affiliations. I find that admirable. Unfortunately it has not taught him anything. Glenn is extremely pig headed and obnoxious about his current political opinions (I don’t know about his personal relationships). He seems to forget how ofte... more

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    The coolkid 2
    United Statesa month ago
  • Fun hang

    Stoked on Glen and John 🤙

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    541red
    United States2 months ago
  • Poor Glenn, poor John..

    Used to love this show. Now it’s unlistenable. Hilarious how some reviewers accuse John of TDS instead of Glenn. John is like a nephew remaining as respectful as possible as his old uncle’s brain disintegrates.

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    Noodles115
    United States2 months ago
  • Disappointed in Glenn

    I used to listen to Glenn all the time but when he started believing Peter Beinart, a self loathing Jew, I can’t listen anymore. “From the river to the sea” means eliminating Israel. They do not want a two state solution, they want no Israel. Ask Alan Dershowitz or John Podhoretz to be on the show to get the other side. Israel and US are sending in 3,000 calories a day for all. Did we do that for Germany in WWII? The photos of starvation are faked. The world gave Gaza $15 billion since the... more

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    Lsweing
    United States2 months ago

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The show is recognized for its engaging dialogues that merge personal experience with broader societal critiques, making it an essential listen for those interested in contemporary issues.
Listeners appreciate the nuanced, thought-provoking discussions, often highlighting the insights offered by the hosts. Some express disappointment regarding shifts in content focus, particularly around political discussions, but many remain loyal for the depth of knowledge and stimulating debate.

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Q: How long will it be before black people get their shit together?
The speakers suggest that the question reflects a misunderstanding of the complexity of progress within the community, with the assertion that societal improvements are ongoing but face serious challenges.
John McWhorter & Marc Dunkelman – Why Nothing Works
Q: What is the way forward in addressing these issues?
A framework needs to be established where people's voices are considered in decision-making without giving them a veto that stifles necessary progress.
John McWhorter & Marc Dunkelman – Why Nothing Works
Q: How does cultural perception of power affect governance?
The prevailing cultural view among progressives often sees power as inherently bad, making it difficult to empower institutions necessary for effective governance.
John McWhorter & Marc Dunkelman – Why Nothing Works
Q: What is the balance the progressives need to find?
There needs to be a balance between empowering government to make necessary decisions and protecting individuals from potential abuses of that power.
John McWhorter & Marc Dunkelman – Why Nothing Works
Q: What has led to the thesis that nothing works?
Marc Dunkelman argues that societal frustration with politics today stems from a lack of responsiveness in governance to the public's needs, particularly in areas like housing and infrastructure.

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Conversations center around critical topics such as race, societal inequality, political dynamics, and the impacts of economics both in the U.S. and globally. The discussions frequently dissect the complex intersection of identity politics, with a focus on race relations, free speech issues on college campuses, and the influence of social media on public discourse. A notable aspect of these discussions is the candid exploration of mental health issues within younger generations and the implications of contemporary cultural narratives. The dialogues are enriched by expert guests who contribute diverse perspectives, often leading to deep, nuanced examinations of current events and societal challenges. Unique to this collection of conversation... more

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