Apr 8, 20251h 9m
Bryan Cheang argues that industrial policy is authoritarian. Today’s book: Economic Liberalism and the Developmental State: Hong Kong and Singapore’s Post-war Development Today’s essay: “ Why mission-directed governance...
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Ideas Having Sex
Hosted by Chris Kaufman · society · EN
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Conversations on social science, philosophy, and politics.
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Who hosts Ideas Having Sex?
Ideas Having Sex is hosted by Chris Kaufman. The show has published 62 episodes to date.
What has Ideas Having Sex covered recently?
Recent episodes include "62. Bryan Cheang - Economic Liberalism and the Developmental State" (8 April 2025, 69 minutes), "61. Bart Wilson - Meaningful Economics" (4 March 2025, 50 minutes), and "60. Walker Hanlon - The Laissez-Faire Experiment" (4 February 2025, 44 minutes).
How often does Ideas Having Sex publish?
Ideas Having Sex publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 68 minutes across 62 episodes.
How hard is it to get booked on Ideas Having Sex?
Booking probability for Ideas Having Sex is 23%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Ideas Having Sex requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Ideas Having Sex's contact route on record: verified email.
About the host
Chris Kaufman hosts Ideas Having Sex, a society podcast with 62 episodes published.
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Recent episodes
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Episode #61
61. Bart Wilson - Meaningful Economics
Mar 4, 202550 minBart Wilson on how to make economics more human.
Feb 4, 202544 minWalker Hanlon explains the rise and fall of small government in Britain. Today’s Book: The Laissez-Faire Experiment: Why Britain Embraced and Then Abandoned Small Government, 1800–1914
Episode #59
59. Michael Huemer - Progressive Myths
Jan 6, 20251h 3mMichael Huemer explains and challenges progressive claims. Today’s book: Progressive Myths
Dec 2, 20241 hourBryan Caplan extols the virtues of self help. Today’s book: Self-Help Is Like a Vaccine: Essays on Living Better
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Oct 7, 20241h 15mSheldon Richman makes the case for human freedom. Today's Book: What Social Animals Owe to Each Other
Episode #56
56. John Hasnas - Common Law Liberalism
Sep 2, 20241h 20mJohn Hasnas describes the virtue and the beauty of the common law. Today's Book: Common Law Liberalism: A New Theory of the Libertarian Society
Episode #55
55. Johan Norberg - The Capitalist Manifesto
Aug 5, 20241h 3mJohan Norberg advocates radical economic freedom. Today's Book: The Capitalist Manifesto: Why the Global Free Market Will Save the World by Johan Norberg
Episode #54
54. James Otteson - Honorable Business
Jul 1, 20241h 1mJames Otteson claims that businesses behave honorably by creating mutually beneficial, and mutually voluntary deals. Today's book: Honorable Business: A Framework for Business in a Just and Humane Society
Episode #53
53. Bryan Caplan - Build, Baby, Build
May 27, 20241h 14mBryan Caplan explains why housing costs are so high. Today's book: Build, Baby, Build: The Science and Ethics of Housing Regulation
Episode #52
52. Chris Coyne - How to Run Wars
May 13, 20241h 17mChris Coyne gives a master class in how to energize a population for war. Today's book: How to Run Wars: A Confidential Playbook for the National Security Elite by Christopher Coyne & Abigail Hall
Apr 29, 20241h 6mMarian Tupy and Gale Pooley explain how population growth INCREASES resource abundance. Today’s book: Superabundance: The Story of Population Growth, Innovation, and Human Flourishing on an Infinitely Bountiful Planet
Episode #50
50. Michael Huemer – Can We Know Anything?
Apr 15, 202458 minMichael Huemer claims he is not a brain in a vat. Today’s book: Can We Know Anything? A Debate by Bryan Frances & Michael Huemer
Apr 1, 20241h 7mChandran Kukathas explains the threat immigration control poses to the freedom of citizens. Today’s Book: Immigration and Freedom
Episode #48
48. Jason Brennan – Democracy: A Guided Tour
Mar 18, 20241h 8mJason Brennan describes historical and contemporary debates on democracy. Today’s Book: Democracy: A Guided Tour, by Jason Brennan
Mar 4, 20241h 24mDavid Friedman talks about libertarian anarchism. Today’s book: The Machinery of Freedom: Guide to a Radical Capitalism
Episode #46
46. David Lawrence – Debunking Determinism
Feb 19, 20241h 12mDavid Lawrence argues that free will has flaws, but determinism has more. Today’s book: Debunking Determinism: Robert Sapolsky, Sam Harris, and the Crusade Against Free Will
Episode #45
45. Bryan Caplan - You Will Not Stampede Me
Feb 5, 20241h 25mBryan Caplan extols the virtues candor and authenticity. Today’s book: You Will Not Stampede Me: Essays on Non-Conformism
Episode #44
44. Max Borders – Political Decentralization
Jan 22, 2024—Max Borders claims we don’t take “consent of the governed” seriously, but we should. Books by Max Borders
Episode #43
43. James Tooley – Really Good Schools
Nov 7, 2023—James Tooley shows how the world’s poorest people educate their children without government. Today’s Book: Really Good Schools: Global Lessons for High-Caliber, Low-Cost Education, by James Tooley
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Michael Huemer
professor of philosophy, University of Colorado at Boulder
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Bryan Caplan
New York Times bestselling author, economist, professor at George Mason University, George Mason University
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Sheldon Richman
former senior editor, Cato Institute, Institute for Humane Studies
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Johan Norberg
Senior Fellow at the Cato Institute, Totalförsvarets forskningsinstitut
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