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In Faith and Economics, economics professors Dr. Russ McCullough and Dr. Peter Jacobsen and philosophy professor Dr. Justin Clarke discuss big issues that impact economic freedom and human flourishing from a Christian perspective. This podcast is an initiative of the Gwartney Institute at Ottawa University.For more information, contact us at gwartney.institute@gmail.com
Gwartney Institute hosts Faith and Economics, a education show with 400 episodes published.
The rise of Quantum Computing (QC) is increasingly deployed as a fatal threat to bitcoin. Is this accurate? And also... what exactly is QC, and what exactly is quantum about it? Join the Gwartney Institute for a discussi
Elon Musk is now officially a trillionaire, and some people are now officially mad. Where is Elon keeping all this money, and why hasn’t he given any of it to me? Find the answer to this and other pressing questions by j
What does it mean to live a good life? Is an ethical life always a desirable life, and vice versa? And what exactly is a 'virtue', anyway? Aristotle, student of Plato and teacher of Alexander the Great, had important and
The World Cup has drawn tourists from all over the world to the American heartland, and they’ve been posting their impressions to social media. Interestingly, it looks like many of them are _in love_ with America and Ame
Back by popular demand! We are revisiting one of our most thought-provoking conversations on the sunk cost fallacy and why our past investments can make it so hard to let go. The sunk cost fallacy is when one has already
“Possession is 9/10ths of the law”, or so the saying goes. But in our contemporary lives and world, we often don’t have physical control or possession of the things that we think we own. And we do possess a lot of things
Peter leads a discussion about a labyrinthine lawsuit and property dispute, pointing out along the way the light that this case sheds on property rights and how they are interpreted and enforced. This case has it all: de
Is the American middle-class is shrinking like the media tells us it is? Russ and Peter examine various data points and perspectives. Listen in and think about how middle class definitions have evolved over time, conside
Peter and Russ explore gerrymandering and uncover that it may not be as bad as other options for representation. They explain the implications of the recent Supreme Court decisions regarding racial considerations in redi
If what we all really want is to be happy, why do we line up and pay money to watch something that we know ahead of time is going to make us sad? Join Peter and Justin as they consider the paradox of tragedy, and try to
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Some conversations don’t expire. We are re-releasing this episode because its message is just as relevant today as when we first shared it. Take a listen as the Gwartney team discusses rational ignorance and how society
We live in an age of incredible ease and efficiency: order products on Amazon and they appear on your doorstep that afternoon. While this may seem like a no-brainer gain for the American consumer, are there trade-offs th
When do relationships matter with transactions? How did the world become rich? Dr. Stephanie Haeffele the describes the work of scholars like Eleanor Ostrom and Viviana Zelitzer, emphasizing how relationships and social
Join Peter and Russ with special guest, Dr. Andy Hazucha, professor of English at Ottawa University in a conversation about the evolution of the Baseball in Literature and Culture. Why does baseball generate more literar
Special guest Chad McCullough shares his 20-years of experience helping people improve their credit scores, particularly through debt settlement negotiations where he's settled over $850,000 in collections. Chad is a cre
People are, in the Anglo-American legal tradition, supposed to be equal before the law. This isn’t always the case. ‘Anarchotyranny’ denotes an arrangement where some groups are allowed to operate with near legal impunit
The Gwartney Team discusses the relationship between parenting and politics, focusing on an analogy deployed by Slavoj Žižek. Here’s the question: given that parents want to control at least some of their child’s actions
A new class of drugs, GLP-1 inhibitors (Ozempic being the most recognizable) has seemingly taken the world by storm. If the hype is to be believed, there seems to be enormous upsides and zero downsides to these new wonde
Justin argues that one way to think about The Bible is to think about the role that DNA plays in the development of the human organism. Justin's claim is that this analogy sheds light on the continued relevance of The Bi
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