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Joseph Connors on the fall of extreme poverty
Joseph Connors on the fall of extreme poverty
It might come as a surprise, but poverty rates in the developing world are dropping dramatically. In fact, economic grow... Read more
3 Oct 2018
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1hr 2mins
Ranked #2
Jennifer Roback Morse on the economic and social costs of family breakdown
Jennifer Roback Morse on the economic and social costs of family breakdown
Only the family can provide the sense of security and identity that every person needs. Civilization itself depends on c... Read more
26 Jan 2018
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1hr
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Hank Meijer on the global legacy of Senator Arthur Vandenberg
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How Republican Senator Arthur Vandenberg forged a consensus that helped make the American Century. Hosted on Acast. See ... Read more
25 Sep 2018
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57mins
Ranked #4
2017 Chicago Open Mic Night
2017 Chicago Open Mic Night
Acton’s 8th Annual Chicago Open Mic Night took place on Wednesday, November 8th at the University Club of Chicago. The p... Read more
14 Nov 2017
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1hr 33mins
Ranked #5
Alan Guelzo on Abraham Lincoln's moral constitution
Alan Guelzo on Abraham Lincoln's moral constitution
As one of only two presidents to have never formally joined a church, people have wondered just how much Abraham Lincoln... Read more
10 Aug 2018
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58mins
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J. Daryl Charles on natural law and the Protestant Reformation (10.26.2017)
J. Daryl Charles on natural law and the Protestant Reformation (10.26.2017)
While the formal significance of the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation might be celebrated by Protestants ... Read more
26 Oct 2017
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1hr 25mins
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Ilya Shapiro on judicial abdication and the growth of government (12.1.16)
Ilya Shapiro on judicial abdication and the growth of government (12.1.16)
The fight for the Supreme Court during the presidential campaign has crystalized the importance of judges' both having t... Read more
1 Dec 2016
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1hr
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Leonard Leo on the Trump Administration and the future of the federal judiciary (5.11.17)
Leonard Leo on the Trump Administration and the future of the federal judiciary (5.11.17)
The US Supreme Court hangs in the balance when it comes to some of the most important areas of the law, with a couple of... Read more
12 May 2017
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48mins
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John Suarez on communism in Cuba
John Suarez on communism in Cuba
John Suarez is the program officer of the Washington, DC based Center for a Free Cuba. He has been interviewed by TV, ra... Read more
26 Apr 2018
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57mins
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Avik Roy on the end of cultural conservatism as we once knew it (1.19.17)
Avik Roy on the end of cultural conservatism as we once knew it (1.19.17)
After World War II, Bill Buckley, Frank Meyer, and others assembled the “three-legged stool” of modern A... Read more
19 Jan 2017
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54mins