Episode 77 - David Sessions on Milquetoast Liberalism

from Left Anchor · host Ryan Cooper & Alexi the Greek

This time we've got David Sessions on to talk about the extraordinarily weak tea contained in Adam Gopnik's new book A Thousand Small Sanities. Are liberals responsible for all the good things that have happened in the last 300 years, or is penny-ante moderation the appropriate response to all problems? Tune in to find out! (Read David's review of Gopnik here.)

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