Conversations about wacky ideas, economics, and the art of living well.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Social SciencesScience |
Summary: Enoch and Tim challenge the assumption that welfare policy is a modern invention by exploring social safety nets in ancient societies. The conversation centers on the Old Testament's laws of Jubilee, examining the theological and practical p... more
Is ownership a natural right, a social contract, or just God’s loan? Join Tim and Enoch for a mix of humor, history, and hard questions.
Credits: Drew Elliot (music) with additional thanks to the Wheaton Center for Faith, Politics ... more
In this bonus episode of Choosing Better, Enoch and Tim dig deep into the sweeping changes to the U.S. H-1B visa system following the shock announcement of a $100,000 application fee. They break down the policy’s potential upsides and downsides, disc... more
Are boys and men falling behind? Enoch and Tim unpack the widening gap between men and women in education, leadership, volunteerism, and broader civic life. They spotlight striking statistics—like how university enrollment now stands at 59% female an... more
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Smart, funny, and genuinely engaging. Like riding shotgun with two professors who actually make economics, politics, and world events fun.
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Conversations around innovative ideas, economic theories, and enhancing quality of life are at the forefront of each episode. The discussions touch on a wide range of topics from moral dilemmas within legal frameworks to the complexities surrounding national identity and economic policies, providing listeners with a diverse and engaging exploration of contemporary issues. The co-hosts adeptly combine humor and insightful commentary, appealing to those interested in the intersection of social sciences and practical life skills. Topics such as inequality, tariffs, and generosity highlight both personal experiences and broader societal implications, making these conversations not only informative but also relevant to daily living.
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Choosing Better launched 2 years ago and published 51 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Choosing Better include:
1. Tim Buch
2. Dr. Hill
3. Denise Daniels
4. Dr. Jason Long
5. Dr. Richard Hughes Gibson
6. Calum MacKellar
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