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09/15/2022
#ReadWithMe: Ritchie Robertson’s The Enlightenment Part 5: Practical Enlighteners
Amy Willis for AdamSmithWorks
How are (and were!) the forces of commerce to be used to the best advantage of all people? In part, with improvements in agriculture, medicine, and more. Amy Willis continues her adventures reading Ritchie Robertson's The Enlightenment.
09/11/2022
Great Antidote Extras: William B. Allen on The State of Black America
Christy Lynn for AdamSmithWorks
What is the heartbeat of the American Project and what is the place of Black Americans in it? The Great Antidote podcasts explores hard questions and uncomfortable answers with Juliette Sellgren and William B. Allen.
09/09/2022
William B. Allen on The State of Black America
William B. Allen with Juliette Sellgren
September 9, 2022
09/08/2022
A Skeptic's Guide to the Perfect Commonwealth
Christy Lynn for AdamSmithWorks
Hume’s plan for the perfect commonwealth is elaborate and probably impossible to implement but he gives us much to think about how divided powers might work to serve the good of the people.
09/07/2022
Erik Matson on the Smith Questionnaire
Erik Matson and Christy Lynn
Erik Matson joins us on the Smith Questionnaire. He chats about fixing the misconception of Smith as an amoral advocate of markets, why dogs are superior to cats, and a recent paper on Smith.
09/04/2022
Great Antidote Extras: Matthew Mitchell on the Continuing Punishment of Criminals Records
Christy Lynn for AdamSmithWorks
Juliette Sellgren welcomes Matthew Mitchell back to the podcast to talk about how state job regulations hold back innovation and harm individuals - especially those who have completed criminal sentences.
09/02/2022
Matthew Mitchell on the Continuing Punishment of CriminalsRecords
Matthew Mitchell and Juliette Sellgren
September 2, 2022
09/01/2022
Hidden Revolutionaries: Tristram Shandy and Adam Smith
James E. Hartley for AdamSmithWorks
Modern readers can easily forget how revolutionary ideas from the past were. Laurence Sterne’s Tristram Shandy (and James E. Hartley) are here to remind you.
08/29/2022
What Would Adam Smith Think: Will US Savings Catalyze Investment?
Caroline Parrish and Karen Yancy for AdamSmithWorks
We saw increased savings and decreased spending BUT will that led to the long-term growth we're used to seeing? Or is our current economic situation fundamentally different?
08/28/2022
Great Antidote Archive: Sarah Skwire on Pro-Market Literature and Feminism
Juliette Sellgren and Sarah Skwire
Literature people and women hate liberty, right? Nope. Sarah Skwire and Juliette Sellgren are here to set the record straight.
08/26/2022
#ReadWithMe: Ritchie Robertson’s The Enlightenment Part 4: Sympathy and Sociability
Amy Willis for AdamSmithWorks
How do public lectures, salons, and reading narrative fiction influence the Enlightenment?. Amy Wills continues to explore Ritchie Robertson's book in part 4 of her summer #ReadWithMe series.
08/25/2022
Dear Adam Smith: An Antidote To Torpor
Stuck in a rut? Adam Smith advises a restless IT worker to look beyond his screen.
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