
Puzzling through the theories, history, and practice of liberty.
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| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Jonathan Fortier and Mark Pennington discuss whether Michel Foucault’s work shares commonalities with the liberal tradition. In a conversation that covers theories of knowledge, human identity, and social and political thought, Pennington argues that... more
In this episode, Jonathan Fortier talks with Bruce Pardy about the assaults on free speech in Canada, the UK and Europe. These moves to censor and control speech, especially online content, are ominous indicators of multiple assaults on free expressi... more
In this episode, Jonathan Fortier talks with David Beito about FDR's rise to the American presidency, and the negative consequences for civil, political and economic liberty. The conversation explores the ways in which Roosevelt was influenced by Wil... more
In this episode, Jonathan Fortier talks with Tim Sandefur about his recent book, You Don’t Own Me, published by Libertarianism.org in 2025. The conversation explores themes of liberty, individualism and personal autonomy as they find expression in no... more
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A thought-provoking series that probes the theory, history, and practice of liberty through interviews with prominent scholars, historians, and policy thinkers. Episodes frequently center on liberal political economy, the role of institutions, and the balance between individual rights and social structures. Guests come from academia, think tanks, and authors who challenge conventional narratives about freedom, regulation, and public policy, often discussing historical case studies, economic theory, and real-world reforms. The show is notable for its rigorous, ideas-forward conversations that connect philosophical principles to contemporary policy debates, and it often highlights influential libertarian thinkers and their networks. This prog... more
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Recent guests on The Liberty Exchange include:
1. Mark Pennington
2. David Beito
3. Tim Sandefur
4. Johan Norberg
5. Brad Lips
6. Bryan Caplan
7. Bruce Pardy
8. John Dalton
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