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A free society is bigger than its politics. It lives in our economics and our courts, but also in our families, our technology, our art, and the ordinary business of living alongside people who see the world differently. On the Liberalism.org Show, Aaron Ross Powell talks with the site's writers and scholars, taking one of their essays as the starting point for a wide-ranging conversation—from tariffs and zoning to science fiction, sitcoms, and mini tacos. Curious, serious, and always circling back to how liberal ideas play out in the life you actually lead.
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Episode #17
Every political alliance asks its members to set some disagreements aside, but what happens to our ideas when we stop raising them? Host Aaron Ross Powell talks with Janet Bufton, a Contributing Fellow at Liberalism.org and co-founder of the Institute ...
Episode #16
Young men are drifting right and young women are drifting left, but the more revealing divide may be who is sitting in the college classroom and who isn't. Host Aaron Ross Powell talks with Josh Zingher, associate professor of political science at Old ...
Episode #14
Most of us assume the rules governing American healthcare were written for our safety — and that the system, whatever its flaws, basically works. In this episode, host Aaron Ross Powell talks with Lauren K. Hall, professor of political science and asso...
Episode #13
Most conservatives don't see themselves as opponents of democracy — they see a democracy that has drifted from the values that make it legitimate. On this episode, Aaron Ross Powell talks with Scott Warren of the SNF Agora Institute at Johns Hopkins Un...
Episode #12
Institutions of bigotry, racism, and social control were supposed to be decades into retreat. Instead they have come roaring back from the top-down. In this special joint release of The Liberalism.org Show and The UnPopulist 's Zooming In, recorded live at the Institute for the Study of Modern Authoritarianism's "Liberalism for the 21st Century" conference, host Aaron Ross Powell sits down with New York Times columnists Jamelle Bouie and David French and Harvard political theorist Danielle Allen. They discuss the apparent return of open bigotry and illiberalism to American politics, debate whether it is a Trump-specific phenomenon or a durable coalition that will outlast him, and consider why so much of it is driven from the top rather than by the public. Further Reading Justice by Means of Democracy — Danielle Allen, University of Chicago Press David French's New York Times opinion column Jamelle Bouie's New York Times opinion column Zooming In at The UnPopulist More from Liberalism.org Conservative Values, Trust, and the Prospects for Democratic Renewal — Emily Chamlee-Wright
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