“They’re Not Like Us”
The Golden Rule isn’t so easy to apply when your adversary is committed to destroying your world — even if it takes a thousand years. Author Jesse Petrilla explains.
“A Future for the Family”
The United Nations may seem like a strange place to work at saving the institution of traditional families. But for Mattea Merta, that’s the whole point.
“Always Game”
Video game pioneer Mark Kern – known in the gaming world as Grummz – is bright, creative, funny and gets along with most people. But then there’s those other people.
“The Enlightened Mind of Spencer Klavan”
Writer and podcaster Spencer Klavan calls himself a “young heretic,” but the author of a new book arguing that science is leading us not away from God but back to …
“Big on the Internet”
Zeek Arkham isn’t just a successful podcasting and social media juggernaut who’s a cop in real life. Guy’s freaking huge! Also a fun dude to talk to.
“Heart of an Advocate”
A heart transplant two weeks ago barely slowed down renowned free-market public interest lawyer Ted Frank. We discussed what makes him tick shortly before he received his new ticker.
“Robbing from the Dead”
No county in New York – a state built on graft – has anything as crooked as the Queens Surrogates Court. Can soft-spoken Republican Stephen Weiner the reform a system …
“We Get Questions”
A pensive Ron Coleman answers listeners’ questions in the days between Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur, including some of the big ones.
“Saving the Academy”
Steven McGuire still believes the universities can be saved, and he’s doing something about it. Is it too late?
“What Makes Randy Run?”
In his new memoir, Randy Barnett writes with frankness and good humor about his unconventional career path from assistant county DA to Georgetown constitutional law professor.