“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.
“God and Justice: Is that so bad?”
Former journalist Dan Curry talks about the efforts of Restoration PAC to educate the public about what made America great.
“Not On Your Team, But Always Fair”
Novelist and lawyer Helen Dale calls herself Australian literature’s lone classical liberal. Believe her.
“The Ethic of Cynical Publius”
“The higher we are placed,” Cicero taught, “the more humbly we should walk.” Given the state of our public life and the arrogance of our rulers, cynicism about our plight …
“They call him @L0m3z”
Passage Publishing’s Jonathan Keeperman knows that every power struggle is preceded by a verification of images and iconoclasm. HIs Internet identity of “L0m3z” was “verified” earlier this year. Cue the …
“Cognitive Dissident”
Dr. Mark Changizi thinks different about how we think.