Kate Sills joins us for a conversation on smart contracts and the future of blockchain technology.

Cato Institute Vice President of Communications Khristine Brookes joins us to discuss the ever-changing world of news and media.

Tom W. Bell joins us for a Live Free Thoughts to talk about the emerging trend of private start up governments.

John Samples joins us to discuss how the Trump presidency is challenging America’s institutions.

Emma Ashford gives us a primer on Saudi Arabia, the oil-rich Middle Eastern nation that is one of the last remaining absolute monarchies in the world.

We talk about the freedom of speech in the internet era. How has the shift to digital communication changed interpretations of the 1st Amendment?

Michael Strong joins us this week to talk about the role that capitalism and social entrepreneurship play in alleviating global poverty.

Dr. Frank of The Mr. T Experience joins us to talk about the politics of punk rock. What is punk rebelling against? Is it inherently political?

Charles J. Sykes joins us this week for a discussion on the origins of the populist, pro-Trump Right.

Elizabeth Anderson joins us to talk about her new book, Private Government: How Employers Rule Our Lives (and Why We Don’t Talk About It).

Brock Cusick joins us this week to talk about bitcoin and the decentralized blockchain technology that bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies run on.

Peter Van Doren joins us for a discussion on Richard Thaler’s work in behavioral economics.

David Schoenbrod shares five specific tricks that politicians from both parties use to avoid public accountability.

Richard E. Wagner joins us for a discussion on life and thought of James M. Buchanan, who was one of the founders of public choice theory.

Michael Malice joins us to give a primer on the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. What’s North Korea like?