Silent Revolution

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The Benevolent Dictators recently released their album "Silent Revolution" - 8 songs inspired by the works of 18th century Scottish economist and moral philosopher Adam Smith. Will joins bandmate Fraser Thompson to discuss the story behind each song's lyrics and how they fit into Smith's overall framework. Find the album on bandcamp for free web streaming, digital download, and physical CD purchase. Check out Spotify, Apple Music, and most other streaming services as well. Available for digital purchase on iTunes. Follow the band's Instagram account.

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