Yuval Levin joins the show to discuss how the left and right alike respond with populist anger at our institutions that seem to be failing the American people. 

American research universities have been a powerhouse of innovation, especially once the government stopped sitting on grant-funded patents

Disney completed the Star Wars saga with the third and final installment to the sequel trilogy. What’s next for the galaxy?

Peter Van Doren, a self-proclaimed science nerd, comes back to the show today to talk about the role of science in the policy world.

Terence Kealey joins the show today to talk about how the government is nearly the single buyer of scientific research.

Without immigrants, Silicon Valley would be a shell of what it is today. Yet bad restrictionist policies threaten to undermine American dominance in tech and stymie innovation.

Matthew Feeney & Julian Sanchez join the show to talk about how HBO took on the incredible comic book, Watchmen, and to our surprise, they excellently executed the story for a 2019 audience.  

Many political leaders consider wealth inequality to be a major economic and social problem. Ryan Bourne and Chris Edwards join the show to talk about their new study that tackles this issue.

It goes to the core of what is meaningful to people. Their family, their home, their livelihood - eminent domain has the power to destroy all of that.

Jacob Sullum joins the show to talk about how drug prohibition actually creates more problems than if some controlled substances were made legal.