The Economist Next Door
Paul MuellerThe Economist Next Door with host Paul Muller is AIER's newest podcast. It's a plain-spoken guide that makes complex ideas accessible to the "everyman" and "everywoman." No PhD required. In place of partisan spin, we're offering honest analysis and an optimistic spirit and translating academic concepts into clear conversations. Paul Mueller is a Senior Research Fellow at the American Institute for... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 73 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNewsScienceSocial Sciences | |||
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What does commerce have to do with civilization? More than economics.
In this episode of The Economist Next Door, Paul Mueller is joined by AIER President Sam Gregg and Senior Research Fellow Julia Cartwright to explore the deeper cultural and mora... more
What is post-liberalism, and why has it gained influence on the American right?
In this episode of The Economist Next Door, host Paul Mueller speaks with James M. Patterson and Thomas D. Howes, authors of Why Post-Liberalism Failed. They explore th... more
Why is housing so expensive in America? On this episode of The Economist Next Door, Paul Mueller sits down with AIER scholars Julia Cartwright and Jason Sorens to unravel the mystery behind America's housing crisis.
They explore how supply and dema... more
Before 1953, almost nobody called themselves a "conservative." In this episode of The Economist Next Door, host Paul Mueller sits down with Jeff Nelson, director of the Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal, at Kirk's historic home in Mecosta, Mic... more
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Don’t bother. I heard knee-jerk right-wing rhetoric, without serious analysis or solutions to real problems. Two stars for the little bit of information mixed in with the wingy buzzwords.
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United Statesa year ago - The Dominator :)
I listen to Mr. Pino on The Editors podcast, and even though I suspect he’s one of the youngest contributors, he’s definitely the brightest and has the most convincing arguments. Probably because he comes to each episode he’s on with a ton of facts. (I think the young people say “receipts”).
I wish I’d realized he had his own podcast earlier and hope he has them more often.
Apple Podcasts5Scottish WeedUnited Statesa year ago - Do Europeans Work Enough?
Very interesting and educational. I plan to listen to more from Dominic Pino! Thank you.
Apple Podcasts5SMUVolUnited States2 years ago - Always interesting
Fascinating discussion on BLS union-membership data. Thank you!
Apple Podcasts5TTS_NMUnited States2 years ago - I’m starting to get it😊
Dominic (you old soul), thank you so much for helping me better
understand the markets and —— how things work!
Apple Podcasts5liztootsullyUnited States2 years ago
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A plain-spoken economics and policy show that translates scholarly ideas into accessible conversations for a broad, engaged audience. Topics span AI and its impact on work and education, macro policy, energy markets, taxation, money and central banking, and structural issues like housing, debt, and fertility. Episodes mix practical examples with historical and philosophical context, aiming to illuminate how policy choices shape everyday life. A notable strength is bringing academic concepts to life through clear explanations, pragmatic case studies, and a willingness to challenge conventional wisdom, making complex ideas approachable for non-experts while still offering depth for informed listeners.
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1. James Patterson
2. Thomas Howes
3. Jeff Nelson
4. Stephanie Slade
5. David Kotter
6. Marianne Tupi
7. Gail Pooley
8. Luke Sheahan
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