
American prosperity was built on a foundation of free markets and free people. But, with inflation on the rise and a struggling market, many in America’s political class are attempting to recycle failed socialist ideas and calling for government intervention in nearly every aspect of American life. In this National Review Capital Matters podcast, presented by the National Review Institute, financi... more
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They should play this at the beginning of every lecture in every economics, regulatory, law, marketing, finance, basket-weaving, gender studies class on every college campus, in all of the US ad infinitum. Unfortunately, we are raising generations of children who a) remain children well into adulthood, and b) think the fix for every perceived injustice is government regulation and more laws. What a blessing to have your voice in the midst of this insanity.
These short episodes are dense; a bit like a Tabata workout. Hang on to your vocabulary and don’t multitask. Grateful for someone who can articulate worldview, first principles and Christian ethics.
I don’t like the changes to this podcast. The hour long interview format was a lot more interesting and insightful, especially with guests he took exception with. I certainly don’t agree with David Bahnsen on everything but enjoyed the show for his knowledge and intellect. Now the show is just a soapbox for him to complain for about 10-12 minutes. Boring.
This is a great podcast to get an informed Christian world view with sound economics!
i am a physician and have been listening to this podcast for years to educate myself
you can be more miserably wrong regarding rfk and the maha movement
there are plenty of specifics !
it is about accountability not creating big pharmaceutical as an oppressor at all. also your example of ketruda while ignoring other obvious malfeasance of pharmaceutical companies is pathetic
i wont be listening to you anymore .
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This podcast focuses on the intersection of economics, politics, and personal responsibility within the framework of a capitalist society. It features discussions surrounding current events that challenge the foundations of free markets, often critiquing governmental regulations and socialist ideas. The host engages with prominent business leaders and economists, providing diverse insights on capitalism, economic growth, and the historical context of market policies. Unique in its presentation, it combines moral reasoning with economic analysis, appealing to listeners who value informed debate about the future of free enterprise in America.
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