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In Faith and Economics, economics professors Dr. Russ McCullough and Dr. Levi Russell discuss big issues that impact economic freedom and human flourishing from a Christian perspective. This...
We live in an age of incredible ease and efficiency: order products on Amazon and they appear on your doorstep that afternoon. While this ma...
When do relationships matter with transactions? How did the world become rich? Dr. Stephanie Haeffele the describes the work of scholars lik...
Join Peter and Russ with special guest, Dr. Andy Hazucha, professor of English at Ottawa University in a conversation about the evolution of...
Special guest Chad McCullough shares his 20-years of experience helping people improve their credit scores, particularly through debt settle...
People are, in the Anglo-American legal tradition, supposed to be equal before the law. This isn’t always the case. ‘Anarchotyranny’ denotes...
The Gwartney Team discusses the relationship between parenting and politics, focusing on an analogy deployed by Slavoj Žižek. Here’s the que...
A new class of drugs, GLP-1 inhibitors (Ozempic being the most recognizable) has seemingly taken the world by storm. If the hype is to be be...
Justin argues that one way to think about The Bible is to think about the role that DNA plays in the development of the human organism. Just...
It is commonly asserted that 'beauty is in the eye of the beholder' and that 'there's no accounting for taste'. Views like this received the...
Peter leads a discussion about the problems with the SALT federal income tax deduction, which he doesn’t like. Yes, you heard that right: Pe...
Writing, as an activity, is an extremely productive human activity. AI tools that enhance output, encourage effort, or eliminate the labor o...
Podcasts, as a medium, are relatively new but extremely popular. What accounts for their appearance and their popularity? Why doesn't Peter...
What’s in store for 2026? Join the Gwartney Team to discuss their predictions for the coming year in culture, politics, and even sports. Rem...
The clash between federal immigration enforcement and progressive protesters has taken center stage of the national conversation following t...
The podcast returns to the topic of Venezuela. In early December we (boldly!) predicted regime change in Venezuela, and a month later Maduro...
The Trump Administration has implemented a plan to provide investment accounts to all US Citizens born between 2025 and 2028, pre-seeded wit...
Peter leads a discussion going over an interesting nonfiction book by one of the podcast's favorite authors. The Abolition of Man argues aga...
The discussion centered on Russ’s proposal for a private-sector response to government shutdowns affecting aviation, suggesting airlines cre...
What happens when real-money prediction markets enter mainstream news? In this episode, Russ McCullough and Peter Jacobson unpack CNN’s new...
A boat from Venezuela allegedly trafficing drugs was blown up and its passengers were killed, apparently in multiple stages. This raises que...
Friend of the podcast Dr. Alex Tokarev (listeners might remember his ‘sell federal land!’ proposal) joins the Gwartney Institute to discuss...
Should the U.S. Government sell off some federal land? The mere suggestion of such a proposal will draw accusations that you are trying to p...
Plur1bus, a new show on Apple TV, explores humans forming (or being taken over by) a hive mind. The show is interesting in its own right, bu...
Zohran Mamdani, a self-described 'democratic socialist' just won the mayoral race in New York City, the home of Wall Street. Are we doomed?...
AI powered humanoid robots are headed to the market, ready to help with household tasks. Unlike cloud-based AIs that assist with purely cogn...
Recent high inflation and the state of the economy have renewed concerns about how independent the Federal Reserve is. Should the Fed’s inde...
Description: Russ leads an interesting discussion about a dilemma aging music fans face: should you fork over a lot of money to see the orig...
Justin leads a discussion on the evolution of and connection between three worldviews: Supernaturalism, Humanism, and Naturalism. There's a...
What went wrong with the internet? A technology that promised connection, freedom, and individual expression seems to be delivering a stifli...
Russ leads a discussion about credit, drawing a clear and needed distinction between one's credit score and the overall picture of a person...
In the US, signing up to be an organ donor is extremely easy (you just check a box when you apply for or renew your driver's license), and t...
Political violence is ramping up again: Charlie Kirk was recently murdered on stage in front of his family on a college campus. At the time...
20th Century Sovietologist Robert Conquest famously articulated three 'laws' of politics: Everyone is conservative about what they know best...
Commercial architecture is trending toward bland brown and grey boxes. Newly built suburbs are grey. New cars look increasingly indistinguis...
What political possibilities are on the table? Political pundits often refer to the 'Overton Window', to refer to the changing set of polici...
Whenever inflation is in the news, discussion of using gold as an inflation hedge usually follows. Russ leads a discussion on the merits of...
A population consisting of disillusioned young men who think they have no stake in the future has historically been a recipe for disaster. A...
Political disagreements are rarely settled and often end in a stalemate where each party believes the other is just obviously wrong. Justin...
Nearly 3 in 4 Americans think more people should start using a budgeting app, according to a recent WalletHub survey - do you agree? Peter a...
You may not know it, but the suburbs are under ideological attack as exclusionary, artificial, and socially destructive. We discuss these cr...
How should we pray? Peter leads a thoughtful discussion about the importance of prayer, and in particular the virtues of the different forms...
Fed independence is in the news as the Trump Team spars with Jerome Powell, and this clash brings with it questions about how independent th...
The Catholic Church has a new Pope! Levi Russell joins us today to talk about what this means for the Church going forward, including what t...
The concept of 'utility' is often deployed in economic arguments, and this can make it seem like economists are speaking an exotic and techn...
Everyone's favorite guest Levi Russell joins the podcast today to talk about his new hobby/obsession: competitive arm wrestling. Levi talks...
Economists disagree about things! Levi Russell of the University of Kansas joins us today to discuss trade imbalances and tariffs, and why h...
When we claim that freedom leads to prosperity, we usually mean that economic and political freedom usually lead to an increase in overall w...
Vít Jedlička, Founder of Liberland joins the podcast to discuss the trials and tribulations involved in founding a state from scratch. Liber...
'Free Banking' advocates want banks to be able to issue their own currency and let the market dictate answers to questions regarding things...
Why do we care so much about sports? Sports play a large role in our lives. Most of us grow up playing sports, and then slowly settle into t...