All Episodes

24. Why Everything Feels Increasingly Unreal — Beth and Rob L'Arrivée

23. Can Europe Stay United? The EU, National Identity, and the Future of European Politics — On the Road with Dr. Nelsen

22. Academic Freedom, Populism, and the Purpose of Higher Education — Reflections on a Year of Tocqueville Talks

21. Why Students Still Read Books — Inside the Tocqueville Fellows Program at Furman University

20. Faith, Politics, and the Search for Truth: A Year in Review — The Tocqueville Fellows

19. Morality, Suffering, and Greatness in a Democratic Age — The Tocqueville Fellows React to Nietzsche

18. Church, State, and Higher Education — Vincent Phillip Muñoz

17. Democracy, Conformity, and Human Greatness: Tocqueville vs. Nietzsche — The Tocqueville Fellows

16. Trade Deficits, Tariffs, and the Future of American Industry — Mark DiPlacido

15. Who Really Wins in Trade Policy? — Scott Lincicome

14. Global Order After 2008: Power, Finance, and the Future of Nation-State Sovereignty — Josef Braml

13. Nation States, Morality, and World Order – The Tocqueville Fellows

12. U.S. Diplomacy from the Inside – Larry Richter

11. How a Free Society Controls Its Military – Peter Feaver

10. Faith in a Hard World: Christian Ethics and International Affairs – Mark Amstutz

9. Can Americans Still Disagree and Act Together? Students Confront the Future of Democracy

8. Can the Constitution Still Unite Us? Yuval Levin’s "American Covenant" and the Crisis of Constitutional Unity

7. Who Governs Europe in the Age of Trump? – Matthias Matthijs

6. Who Governs Europe? Sovereignty, Federalism, and the Long Experiment – Gary Marks

5. Who Really Governs? The Democratic Soul in Europe – Liesbet Hooghe

4. The Warning America Can’t Ignore – Ben Sasse

3. The Crisis in American Higher Education — John Tomasi

2. Religion in a Pluralistic America — Kaitlyn Schiess

1. The Bible and the American Founding — Mark Noll