We advocate for the cause of a free and open society. projectliberal.org/ projectliberal.substack.com
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsGovernmentNews |
Conservative intellectual and Bulwark editor-at-large Bill Kristol joins hosts Josh Eakle and Max Marty to discuss his evolution from Republican insider to principled opponent of authoritarianism. Former chief of staff to Vice President Dan Quayle an... more
Radical liberal and former Cato Institute scholar Aaron Ross Powell joins hosts Joshua Eakle and Max Marty at the Watergate Hotel for an in-person conversation about the collapse of libertarian-conservative fusionism and what comes next for defenders... more
Political analyst and messaging strategist Rachel Bitecofer joins hosts Max Marty and Josh Eakle for a provocative discussion about why Democrats keep losing the messaging war—and what it will take to fight back against authoritarian threats. Rachel ... more
Former Libertarian presidential candidate Chase Oliver joins hosts Max Marty and Tyler Harris for a candid look at where the liberty movement goes after the bruising 2024 cycle. Oliver reflects on running as a third-party contender in the most chaoti... more
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For a bit of context, I am someone who is generally more economically left of center, while socially right of center. This generally translates to being nice unions and workers, strategic protectionism, being tolerant in a way in which it produces the least amount of harm, being pro-reform over pro-revolt, encouraging people to have families, and having a social safety net.
I feel like the people at Project Liberal do come from a good place and there are things we would both agree with: genera... more
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Discussions focus on advocating for a free and open society, exploring various facets of liberalism, and addressing contemporary political issues. Recent episodes tackle themes such as secularism, the impacts of tribalism in politics, the pitfalls of authoritarianism versus liberal values, disinformation tactics, and social media regulations. Noteworthy are conversations with diverse guests from multiple fields, including advocacy, media, and technology, offering unique insights that challenge conventional political discourse. The content is likely to resonate with listeners seeking a nuanced understanding of today's political landscape, particularly those interested in liberal values and social reform.
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Recent guests on Project Liberal include:
1. Armin Navabi
2. Andrew Heaton
3. Mike Brock
4. Pekka Kallioniemi
5. Shoshana Weissman
6. Steven Bonnell
7. Nolan Gray
8. Shikha Dalmia
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