Living With Sunk Cost - Fallacy? | #189
Back by popular demand! We are revisiting one of our most thought-provoking conversations on the sunk cost fallacy and why our past investme...
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Property and Possession | #397
“Possession is 9/10ths of the law”, or so the saying goes. But in our contemporary lives and world, we often don’t have physical control or...
LEGO Lawfare | #396
Peter leads a discussion about a labyrinthine lawsuit and property dispute, pointing out along the way the light that this case sheds on pro...
Shrinking Middle Class? | #395
Is the American middle-class is shrinking like the media tells us it is? Russ and Peter examine various data points and perspectives. Listen...
Gerrymandering, not as a bad as you think | #394
Peter and Russ explore gerrymandering and uncover that it may not be as bad as other options for representation. They explain the implicatio...
Tragedy | #393
If what we all really want is to be happy, why do we line up and pay money to watch something that we know ahead of time is going to make us...
Button, Button…| #392
Description: In a popular thought experiment, everyone must privately choose between pressing a red or blue button. If the majority of peopl...
Rational Ignorance and Public Choice | #201
Some conversations don’t expire. We are re-releasing this episode because its message is just as relevant today as when we first shared it....
In Defense of Fartin’ Around | #391
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...
Humanomics at Creighton University with Drs. Koyama, Haeffele, Thomas | #390
When do relationships matter with transactions? How did the world become rich? Dr. Stephanie Haeffele the describes the work of scholars lik...
Baseball, Literature, and Culture -Dr. Andy Hazucha | #389
Join Peter and Russ with special guest, Dr. Andy Hazucha, professor of English at Ottawa University in a conversation about the evolution of...
Credit Score Clean-up with Chad McCullough | #388
Special guest Chad McCullough shares his 20-years of experience helping people improve their credit scores, particularly through debt settle...
Anarchotyranny | #387
People are, in the Anglo-American legal tradition, supposed to be equal before the law. This isn’t always the case. ‘Anarchotyranny’ denotes...
Two Types of Authoritarianism | #386
The Gwartney Team discusses the relationship between parenting and politics, focusing on an analogy deployed by Slavoj Žižek. Here’s the que...
Oh Oh No Ozempic? | #385
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...
The Bible as The DNA of Western Civilization | #384
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...
Hume's Guillotine and the Subjectivity of Value Claims | #383
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...
The SALT Deduction | #382
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...
On Writing | #381
Writing, as an activity, is an extremely productive human activity. AI tools that enhance output, encourage effort, or eliminate the labor o...
Why Podcasts? | #380
Podcasts, as a medium, are relatively new but extremely popular. What accounts for their appearance and their popularity? Why doesn't Peter...