Podcasts Archives

The Great Antidote: Deep Dive: Jason Fichtner on Why You Should Save Today

July 17, 2022

Sellgren has collected questions about savings and retirement. The questions are not just for young people! They are not just for old people! They are for everyone.

The Great Antidote: Jason Fichtner on Why You Should Save Today

July 15, 2022

The Great Antidote: Deep Dive: Clark Neily on the Supreme Court's New Justice

July 11, 2022

Ketanji Brown Jackson, the newest Supreme Court Justice, has a unique legal qualification among the Justices - experience arguing against the government. Sellgren and Neily discuss how this might influence her judicial philosophy and much more related to the US justice system.

The Great Antidote: Clark Neily on the Supreme Court's New Justice

The Great Antidote: Deep Dive: Peter Van Doren on Energy Independence

July 3, 2022

One of the broadest Great Antidote podcasts to date: long-standing tensions between foreign policy experts and economics experts; challenges with expansion and adoption of wind and solar technologies; lessons from the Fukushima nuclear disaster and so much more. Sellgren and Van Doren invite you think deeper and broader about energy markets near and far.

The Great Antidote: Peter Van Doren on Energy Independence

Peter Van Doren with Juliette Sellgren

The Great Antidote: Deep Dive: Daniel Klein on Adam Smith's Justice

June 26, 2022

Adam Smith (and guest Daniel Klein) help Great Antidote host Juliette Sellgren think through her obligations to her friends, neighbors, people distant from her, and lawn chairs.

The Great Antidote: Daniel Klein on Adam Smith's Justice

June 24, 2022

The Great Antidote: Deep Dive: Walter Olson on Election Fraud

June 20, 2022

The peaceful transfer of governmental power is an important American tradition. Real and imagined threats to that idea put Americans in danger.

The Great Antidote: Walter Olson on Election Fraud

June 17, 2022

In the past and still today, many people claim that 2016, 2018, and 2020 elections were marred by illegal votes and voter suppression. Juliette Sellgren and Walter Olson address the myths and realities of US election fraud.

The Great Antidote: Deep Dive: Thomas Hoenig on Inflation and the Federal Reserve

June 12, 2022

Beginning in 2010, Thomas Hoenig voted "No" so often on the Federal Open Market Committee that he became known as "Mr. No." Why did Hoenig refuse to support expansive Federal Reserve purchasing? Sellgren invites Hoenig to talk about his past experiences and how it helps us think about our present.

The Great Antidote: Thomas Hoenig on Inflation and the Federal Reserve

June 10, 2022