Peter Van Doren explains that debates over the use of new technologies typically focus on ethics rather than efficacy.

During the speakership crisis, political party lines were strictly defined by the slavery issue, which only inched the country closer to civil war. 

Christy Ford Chapin analyzes if we are rationing or over-providing health care by discussing the history of the American Medical Association. 

Ashkhen Kazaryan explains the tech world gender disparity which is most evident by the lack of women in executive-level positions at Google & Apple.

Stephen Maizlish joins us to discuss how important the power of words is when reconstructing the reality of political discourse prior to the Civil War.

Randal O’Toole explains why the golden age of railroads is well behind us. 

Neal McCluskey joins us to talk about how our current education system does not effectively use existing technology to help students learn.

Hinton Helper is the embodiment of everything that was wrong with Republican Party politics from the time of Free Soil and beyond. 

Gene Healy joins us to discuss the concept of impeachment, from its’ origin to its’ impracticality in our polarized political climate. 

Self- proclaimed techno-optimist, Roslyn Layton, joins us to discuss how 5G will support the internet of things.