Life Before Liberalism
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 54 | Founded | 5 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | History |
In this episode, will and Rust Belt Kid discuss the history of the American industrial economy, with a focus on the men, companies, and cities that built the Rust Belt. They discuss America’s rise as an industrial power, the political and economic wi... more
In this episode, Will and shampoo manufacturing king turned gentleman farmer and book reviewer Charles Haywood discuss the relative merits of an aristocratic social order compared to the present managerial regime. They also discuss how and why the ar... more
In this podcast, Will and Ben Wilson of the fantastic “How to Take Over the World” podcast discuss power, entrepreneurialism, and the idea of doing something greater in life than just acquisitiveness for its own sake. They discuss the traits and virt... more
In this podcast, Will and returning guest Councilman Brandon Harnish get granular and discuss the sorts of local projects and policies that can help revive America’s small towns. They discuss the importance of a downtown and urban density, why fixing... more
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