All Episodes

Michael Weissman on Lab Leak and Science

Dan Johansson on Economics without Entrepreneurship or Institutions

Henry Hardy on Isaiah Berlin

Jason Sorens on Housing Supply Liberalization and Recent Research

Lars Magnusson on the History of Economic Thought in Sweden

George Selgin on the New Deal and Economic Recovery

Ivan Katchanovski on Maidan and Ukraine 2014

Jeffrey Sachs, An Established Anti-Establishment Economist

Nicolás Cachanosky on Liberalism in Argentina from 1816 to 1884

Glenn Diesen on Russophobia from Cobden’s Time to Today

Michael O’Connor on Sharpe Ratios and Investing

John Hand on McKinsey Studies on Executive Race/Ethnic Diversity

Dan Klein on Classical Liberalism by Country: Lessons for Liberal Civic Virtue

Edwin van de Haar on the History of Classical Liberalism in the Netherlands

Paul Robinson on Russian Liberalism

Vlad Tarko and Radu Nechita on Liberalism in Romania, 1829 to 2023

Sheilagh Ogilvie on 900 Years of European Guilds

Art Carden on William H. Hutt

David Barker on Temperature and Economic Growth

Eva Forslund and Magnus Henrekson on English vs. the Native Language

Phil Magness on Quinn Slobodian on Mises

Michael Weissman on GREs in Physics Education Research

Sebastián Rodríguez on Liberalism in Colombia

Dan Klein, in Praise of Ideological Openness

Benoît Malbranque on Marquis D’Argenson and Liberal French Economic Thought circa 1750

Jens Grandell on Liberalism in Finland in the Nineteenth Century

Austin Sandler on Quality Control in Anthropometry

Enrique Guerra-Pujol on Adam Smith’s Love Life

Lucas Berlanza on Liberalism in Brazil

Scott Drylie on Scholarship on Adam Smith on Schooling and Government

Karen Horn and Stefan Kolev on Menger vs. Schmoller

Arnold Kling on Why Edward Leamer Deserves a Nobel Prize

Evan Osborne on Joan Robinson’s Little-Repented Maoism

Nicholas Curott on Bias in Money and Banking Textbooks

Young Back Choi on Liberalism in Korea

Martin van Staden on Classical Liberalism in South Africa

Ron Michener on Why It’s Important to Get Colonial U.S. Monetary History Right

Patrick Mardini on the Political Economy of Lebanon

Ivo Welch on Critical Finance Review

James Forder on Milton Friedman’s Early Work on Stabilization Policy

Leo Krasnozhon on Liberalism in Ukraine

John Cairns on the 1758 Pamphlet about Hair-Cutting in Edinburgh

Lanny Ebenstein on Hayek’s Personal Affairs

Dwight Lee on the Two Moralities and Teaching Econ 101

Patricia Saenz-Armstrong on Economic Liberalism in Peru

Dan Sutter on U.S. Department of Energy Propaganda

George DeMartino on Professional Economic Ethics

Björn Hasselgren on Erik Gustaf Geijer

Evan Osborne on Liberalism in China

Jeffrey Rogers Hummel on Kenneth Rogoff’s “The Curse of Cash”

Hannes Gissurarson on Liberalism in Iceland

Daniel Schwekendiek on Korea’s Incentivized Exports

Alberto Mingardi on Liberalism in Italy

Benny Carlson on Swedish Economists

Erwin Dekker on Carl Menger on Adam Smith

Frank Machovec on Perfect Competition

Samuel Fleischacker on Adam Smith’s Impartial Spectator

Pavel Kuchař on Liberalism in Mexico

David Cushman on Transitory and Permanent Shocks to GDP

Hugo Faria on Venezuela and Liberalism

Shruti Rajagopalan on Liberalism in India

Arthur Melzer on the History, Analysis, and Significance of Esotericism

W. Robert Reed on Replication in Economics

Jon Diesel on Economists and Organ Liberalization

Jason Briggeman and Daniel Klein on Publishing in Econ Journal Watch

John Horowitz on Public Finance and the Welfare Costs of Taxation

Morris Kleiner on Occupational Licensing

Robin Klay and Victor Claar on Economics in Religious Perspective

Dennis Coates and Brad Humphreys on Sports Subsidies

Lanny Ebenstein on Milton Friedman’s Ideological Evolution

Daniel Klein on the Ideological Migration of the Economics Laureates

Frank Stephenson on Occupational Licensing and Labor Economics

Catherine Hakim on Work-Lifestyle Preference and Erotic Capital

Hugh Rockoff on Free-Banking Episodes

David Lipka on Deirdre McCloskey, Max U, and Prudence in Adam Smith

Roland Vaubel on the Euro: A Political Narrative

James Tooley on Education in Developing Countries

Robin Lindsey on the Economics of Road Pricing

Pierre Desrochers on Freedom Versus Coercion in Industrial Ecology

Daniel Sutter on the Near Absence of Math-free Economics Articles

Clifford Thies on the AEA and Richard T. Ely

Henry E. Smith on Property

Phil Coelho and Jim McClure on the Market for Lemmas

Christopher Martin on Adam Smith and Liberal Economics

Shirley Svorny on Medical Licensing

Tawni Ferrarini on Advanced Placement Economics

David Henderson on Economists and the Draft

W. R. Allen on UCLA Economics

Wreck the Currency or Default on the Debt? Jeffrey Rogers Hummel Anticipates U.S. Sovereign Default

Michael Marlow on Bans on Smoking and Politic­ally Incorrect Research

Richard Timberlake on the Gold Standard

Bruce Benson’s Overcoming of False Identity

Steven Horwitz on the 1930s and Beyond