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Reaganism is dedicated to exploring where the Reagan Movement lives today, hosted by the Director of the Ronald Reagan Institute, Roger Zakheim. The show has two goals: understand the foundations of the political philosophy that powered the Reagan Revolution; and host discussions about contemporary issues through the lens of Reagan. The podcast looks at the continuing impact of #40’s principles an... more

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On this episode of Reaganism, Reagan Institute Director Roger Zakheim sits down with Arthur Herman to discuss his new book "Founder's Fire" and explore its thesis that America’s founding fathers and modern business leaders share the same core traits:... more

On this episode of Reaganism, Reagan Institute Director Roger Zakheim sits down with U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Andy Puzder to discuss the Trump administration’s evolving approach to the U.S.-European relationship, highlighting the success... more

On this episode of Reaganism, Ronald Reagan Institute Director Roger Zakheim sits down with Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, Rep. French Hill, to discuss the bipartisan 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act and why it is a supply-side s... more

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On this episode of Reaganism, Roger sits down with David Ulevitch of Andreessen Horowitz to discuss the firm's American Dynamism practice and its focus on investing in technologies that strengthen U.S. national security and industrial capacity. Their... more

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Arthur Herman
Author of Founder's Fire; Civitas Institute at the University of Texas, Austin
Center Street; Civitas Institute at UT Austin
Episode: 250 Years of Founder's Fire: Reaganism with Arthur Herman
Ambassador Andy Puzder
US Ambassador to the European Union
United States government
Episode: Update from Brussels: Reaganism with Amb. Andy Puzder
French Hill
Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee
U.S. Congress
Episode: The ROAD to Housing: Reaganism with Chairman French Hill
David Ulevitch
Partner at Andreessen Horowitz leading American dynamism practice
Andreessen Horowitz
Episode: National Defense and American Dynamism: Reaganism with David Ulevitch
Rich Goldberg
A veteran of the first Trump administration on the National Security Council; expert in Iran, sanctions, and MOU dynamics
Foundation for Defense of Democracies
Episode: Why the MOU Isn't the JCPOA: Reaganism Special with Rich Goldberg
Fred Ryan
Chairman of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation Institute and head of the Center for Civility and Democracy
Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation Institute
Episode: 250 Years of Civility in America: Reaganism with Fred Ryan
Matt Waxman
Professor of national security law, Columbia Law School; former Pentagon/White House official
Columbia Law School; former Pentagon and White House aide
Episode: Reaganism with Matt Waxman: War Powers and the Endgame in Iran
Yonatan Green
Israeli-American attorney, fellow at Georgetown Law's Center for Law, the Constitution; co-founder and executive director of Israel Law and Liberty Forum
Israel Law and Liberty Forum; Georgetown University
Episode: Yonatan Green on Judicial Supremacy in Israel
Erica Brown
Vice Provost at Yeshiva University and Director of the Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks Harrington Center for Values and Leadership
Yeshiva University
Episode: What Holds America Together: Reaganism with Dr. Erica Brown

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Roger Zakheim
Host of Reaganism and director of the Ronald Reagan Institute

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4.6 out of 5 stars from 63 ratings
  • Not Good

    Host is a weak interviewer and topics are all over the place. I am unsure what the majority of these episodes have to do with Ronald Reagan.

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    Brendon Bryant
    United States4 years ago
  • I would develop your own voice

    You have stolen your “new” of speaking from a different podcast. Shame on you

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    GmanBCHS
    United States5 years ago
  • Awesome!!

    As a teen who did not have Reagan as a president, I still have learned so much from him by listening to this podcast.

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    5
    lokolol🙄
    United States5 years ago
  • Very informative podcast about Reagan’s ideals

    Each podcast tackles a different aspect of Reagan’s strongest beliefs and the host and guest unpack it in an informative and yet positively-biased manner. Some episodes struggle with audio quality, cell phone frequency inference for example, and I’d prefer the host interrupt or answer his own question a bit less. However, the guests are excellent and the regular questions of favorite Reagan book/speech/quote allow for more investigation after the episodes are done. Thanks and keep them coming... more

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    Brandon in WA State
    United States5 years ago
  • Great Podcast

    I love Reaganism for its interviews and it’s intellectual conversations!! I cannot recommend it enough, it is one of my favorites!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Classicrocklover238
    United States5 years ago

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Listener feedback often highlights strong guest selections and insightful defense discussions.
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Why the MOU Isn't the JCPOA: Reaganism Special with Rich Goldberg
Q: Rich, where are we at?
We are in a framework where the Strait of Hormuz opening is tied to financial relief for Iran, with a 60-day license that creates a narrow, non-long-term pause in some sanctions, alongside significant legal and practical uncertainties.
Reaganism with Matt Waxman: War Powers and the Endgame in Iran
Q: What are the options for Congress to compel a termination of operations or push back on ongoing hostilities?
Congress can pass non-binding resolutions to express policy, seek expedited consideration of termination, or leverage funding and appropriations to influence the executive branch; a binding joint resolution is possible but unlikely to override a presidential veto without broad supermajorities.
Reaganism with Matt Waxman: War Powers and the Endgame in Iran
Q: Can you tell me how a legal thinker views where we are in terms of a war powers debate and how war powers figures into this right now?
The central issue is whether the president's authority to use force is bounded by Article II, with the War Powers Resolution providing a 60-day clock that can be extended only with congressional authorization, and how real-world hostilities or ceasefires interact with that clock.
What Holds America Together: Reaganism with Dr. Erica Brown
Q: How can the United States embody covenantal politics in the 250th anniversary era amid social fragmentation?
By reaffirming shared belonging, local communities, and dignity of difference, and by leaders articulating a prophetic moral vision that guides policy toward the common good rather than merely advancing interests.
What Holds America Together: Reaganism with Dr. Erica Brown
Q: What does Rabbi Sacks mean by the distinction between a covenant and a contract, and why does it matter for American politics today?
Sacks viewed covenants as long-lasting, voluntary commitments that require mutual responsibility, whereas contracts are transactional and fragile when power dynamics shift; applying this to politics suggests policymakers should aim for a covenantal approach that binds citizens beyond partisan divides.

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A thoughtful, policy-forward program that interrogates contemporary geopolitics and national security through a Reagan-era lens. Episodes frequently feature defense, diplomacy, and technology topics, with guests ranging from Brookings and Hudson Institute analysts to former diplomats and democratic governance experts. The show often centers on alliance management, deterrence, and American leadership in a multipolar world, and it tends to attract listeners who want strategic context for U.S. policy decisions and defense modernization. A notable strength is the host's ability to draw out practical implications from complex topics, though audio quality and pacing are occasionally raised in reviews. Overall, it's likely to appeal to professiona... more

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6. Fred Ryan
7. Matt Waxman
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