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Liberalism in Question | CIS — 94 episodes
What Would Adam Smith Think of Australia? | Joseph Healy
What are our shared values? | Rachael Kohn
A Nation of Strangers: How a civic vacuum enabled antisemitism | Alex McDermott
Is Islam Compatible with Classical Liberalism? Part 2 with Dr. Mark Durie
Is Islam Compatible with Classical Liberalism? Part 1 with Dr. Samir Mahmoud
The Temptations of Unfreedom Revisited | Dr Oliver Hartwich
What classical liberals get wrong about the rest of the World | Alexandre Lefebvre
Is Australia Doomed? | Marian L. Tupy
The Australian Dream is Dead | Parnell Palme McGuinness
Education Reform in Australia | Jennifer Buckingham
Australia's Liberal Odyssey: Tracing Freedom's Path | Dr Greg Melleuish
A Case for Helpful Government Intervention | Emma Dawson
Indigenous Expectations are Skewed | Senator Kerrynne Liddle
"People are just sick of it" | Alexander Downer
A Short History of Liberalism in the Middle East | Joshua Landis
Trump and the red wave | Dave Rubin
The Tradition of Liberty | Senator James Paterson
The Tension Between Classical Liberalism and Conservatism | Gray Connolly
Rebuilding the Open Society | Roger Partridge
Peter Costello on the Legacy of Reform and the Road Ahead
The Erosion of Australian Values | Mark Leach
Democracy’s Silent Guardian: Education | Trisha Jha
The Hidden Cost of Big Government | Robert Carling
National Identity vs Moral Diversity: Can Australia Hold Together? | Peter Kurti & Jude Blik
The Freedom Trap: The Chains of Choice | Priyan Max Jeganathan
Grounded Liberty: Liberalism’s Moral Roots | Michael Bird
The science of learning will set students free | Glenn Fahey
In Defence of Jordan Peterson | Rohan McHugh
Liberalism in the Shadows: The Intellectual Dark Web and the Struggle for Free Thought | Jamie Q. Roberts
Faith and Freedom: Evangelical Christianity in Liberal Australia | Stuart Piggin
The Economic Philosophy of Liberalism | Eamonn Butler
Trump’s Tariffs Hurt Consumers | Johan Norberg
The History of Liberalism (Part 2) | Simon Heffer
The History of Liberalism (Part 1) | Simon Heffer
Liberalism and Education | Andrew Norton
Trump, TikTok, and the new face of global power | Senator James Paterson & Emilie Dye
Navigating the Ethics of Colonial History | Nigel Biggar
The Sexual Revolution & the Role of Families| Mary Eberstadt
The Tension Between Freedom, Liberty, and Responsibility | David Kinley
Power of Individualism | Ron Manners
North Korea: The Origins of Its Unique Family Dictatorship | Nicholas Eberstadt
From Conversion to Classical Liberalism: The Influence of Ludwig von Mises | Dr. Jonathan Cole
The History of Liberalism in Iran | Behnam Ben Taleblu
The Strange, Recent But Understandable Triumph of Liberalism in Australia | Bob Catley
Jimmy Lai’s Son Speaks Out | Sebastian Lai & Caoilfhionn Gallagher
Why the 2023 Voice Referendum Failed | Damian Freeman
American Liberalism and the Middle East | Bret Stephens
Is the market more efficient than the government? | Robert Carling
Being a Rational Optimist in a Woke World | Matthew Ridley
Can Humanity Sustain Its Growth? | Marian Tupy
The Western World at a Tipping Point | Sherelle Jacobs
Will AI Destroy us all? | Larry Marshall
How Woke Won | Joanna Williams
Restart dialogue between faith and reason | David de Carvalho
Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price's Insightful Outlook
Is liberalism suffocating in the UK? | Fraser Nelson
Nukes for the next generation | William Shackel
Battle Between Liberalism vs Nationalism | John Mearsheimer
Howardism, ideals and power | Andrew Blyth
Chaos in society creates freedom | David Hart
How Trump killed liberalism | Jason Riley
Do groups have rights? | Dr. Joel Harrison
Australian laws FAIL to protect freedom | Patrick Parkinson
How to Think Like an Economist | Peter Tulip
The Voice to Parliament with Professor Duncan Ivison
S3E9 | Lorraine Finlay ’human rights that give us our humanity’
S3E8 | Roslyn Fuller | That’s not democracy, this is democracy!
S3E7 | Sabine Beppler-Spahl | Challenges and opportunities for liberalism in Germany
S3E6 | Claire Lehmann | Against tribalism. Take an empirical not emotional approach
S3E5 | Mike Bird | A theologian who thinks secularism is a particularly good thing
S3E4 | Steven Schwartz | Liberalism: the winner in the battle of ideas but the loser on the ground
S3E3 | Emilie Dye | ‘I’m the expert in me’ —the value of individual freedom
S3E2 | Tom Switzer | The power of choice that makes society better—even if it not appreciated
S3E1 | Ruth Richardson | What is needed to revive liberalism? Ideas and a spine!
S2E10 | Nick Cater ‘Liberalism needs moral vision not just economics’
S2E9 | Gordon Menzies ‘Liberalism as fundamentalism?’
S2E8 | Simon Mordant ‘Why liberalism is essential to the arts’
S2E7 | Nyunggai Warren Mundine ‘Liberalism says No to the Voice to Parliament!’
S2E6 | Andrew Bragg ‘Liberalism says Yes to the Voice to Parliament!’
S2E5 | Chandran Kukathas ‘Liberalism is scepticism of power’
S2E4 | Hannes H. Gissurarson ‘Liberalism needs conservatism too’
S2E3 | David Kemp ‘Liberalism’s remarkable Australian Story’
S2E2 | Simon Cowan ‘Economic liberalism under threat’
S2E1 | Henry Ergas ‘The heart of liberalism’
S1E10 | Peter Kurti ’Liberalism questioned’
S1E9 | Simon Haines ’Liberalism is best understood by studying its origins’
S1E8 | Michael Spence ’The university as a crucial institution in the liberal community’
S1E7 | Parnell McGuinness ’Against simplistic ideology—even liberalism as a simplistic ideology’
S1E6 | Glenn Fahey ’Yes, Classical Liberalism is under threat’
S1E5 | Tim Wilson ’Why liberalism needs a new social contract to be renewed’
S1E4 | Stan Grant “We can’t allow our liberalism to be historically blind.”
S1E3 | Salvatore Babones ’Unashamedly upbeat about liberalism— “More Fukuyama than Fukuyama.”’
S1E2 | Ian Harper ’Liberalism—both a prejudice to freedom and a delicate flower’
S1E1 | John Howard ’Liberalism and the ‘Broad Church.’