The Law & Liberty Podcast

Vincent Phillip Muñoz joins host Samuel Gregg to discuss his new book, Religious Liberty and the American Founding: Natural Rights and the Original Meanings of the First Amendment Religion Clause s. Brian A. Smith: Welcome to Liberty Law Talk. This podcast is a production of the online journal, Law & Liberty , and hosted by our staff. Please visit us at lawliberty.org and thank you for listening....

Why are so many prime-age men checked out, neither working nor looking for work? Nicholas Eberstadt discusses his book Men Without Work  and a hidden employment crisis with host Samuel Gregg. Why are so many prime-age men checked out, neither working nor looking for work? Nicholas Eberstadt discusses his book  Men Without Work  and a hidden employment crisis with host Samuel Gregg. Sam Gregg:     ...

Law & Liberty 's editor Brian A. Smith talks with Samuel Gregg, about his new book  The Next American Economy Brian Smith ( 00:04 ): Welcome to Liberty Law Talk. I'm the editor of Law & Liberty, Brian Smith. Joining me today is my friend Samuel Gregg. Sam is a Distinguished Fellow in Political Economy and Senior Research Faculty at the American Institute for Economic Research, as well as a contrib...

Law & Liberty 's editor Brian A. Smith welcomes philosopher and pastor James Bruce to the podcast to discuss Robert Alter's magesterial translation of the Hebrew Bible and Bruce's research on Christian faith, justice, and equality. Brian Smith: Hello and welcome to Liberty Law Talk. My name is Brian Smith, the editor of Law & Liberty . With me today is my friend Jay Bruce. He is a professor of phi...

Welcome to Liberty Law Talk. This podcast is a production of the online journal Law & Liberty and hosted by our staff. Please visit us at lawliberty.org, and thank you for listening. James M. Patterson Hello and welcome to Liberty Law Talk, a podcast presented by Law & Liberty and supported by The Liberty Fund. My name is James M. Patterson, and I'm an associate professor and chair of the politics...

Samuel Gregg: Hello. Welcome to Liberty Law Talk. My name is Sam Gregg and I am distinguished fellow in political economy at the American Institute for Economic Research, and I'm also contributing editor at Law & Liberty. Thanks for joining us today. 260 years ago in 1762, a middle-aged professor at the University of Glasgow was delivering as part of his normal teaching load you might say a series...

Over the last few weeks of the recently-concluded term, the Supreme Court handed down one blockbuster decision after another on issues including religious liberty, guns, the limits of the administrative state, and of course abortion. The decisions have sent shockwaves through the political system, and many are saying that this term will go down as one of the most important turning points in the hi...

Richard Reinsch ( 00:04 ): Hello and welcome to Liberty Law Talk. I'm your host, Richard Reinsch. Liberty Law Talk is featured at the online journal, Law and Liberty, which is available at lawliberty.org. Richard Reinsch ( 00:19 ): Hello, I'm Richard Reinsch, and today we're talking with Christopher Owen about his new biography of the conservative thinker, Willmoore Kendall. The book is titled Hea...

Richard Reinsch ( 00:04 ): Hello, and welcome to Liberty Law Talk, I'm your host Richard Reinsch. Liberty Law Talk is featured at the online journal Law & Liberty, which is available at lawliberty.org. Richard Reinsch ( 00:18 ): Hello, and welcome to Liberty Law Talk. I'm Richard Reinsch. Today we're talking with Michael Rentz about all aspects of the supply chain crisis. Mr. Rentz is the chief re...

Richard Reinsch ( 00:04 ): Hello, and welcome to Liberty Law Talk . I'm your host, Richard Reinsch. Liberty Law Talk is featured at the online journal, Law & Liberty , which is available at lawliberty.org. Hello, today we're talking with Sam Gregg about the question, "what's wrong with America?" Sam Gregg, many of you will know, is a contributing editor at Law & Liberty . He's also, his day job, h...

ichard Reinsch: Welcome to Liberty Law Talk. Today we're with Scott Lincicome senior fellow in economic studies at the Cato Institute about industrial policy, its prospects, what it means, and what its consequences would be if we had something like that fully implemented. Scott, as I mentioned is at the Cato Institute in economic studies, he writes on international and domestic economic issues, in...

Richard Reinsch ( 00:19 ): Welcome to Liberty Law Talk today, I'm talking with Allen Guelzo about his new book, Robert E. Lee: A Life . Allen Guelzo is one of our great American historians of the Civil War, of Abraham Lincoln, of slavery, of reconstruction. It's an honor for him to join us today. I mentioned the subjects he's published on. He's published numerous books in those areas, also books t...

Richard Reinsch ( 00:18 ): Well, I'm Richard Reinsch. Today we're talking with James Hankins about the problems of liberal learning in our current age and all the many facets of that. I'm honored to welcome James Hankins to Liberty Law Talk for the first time. He is a Senior Editor of Law & Liberty . He has contributed a number of essays in the past year on some of the things that we're going to d...

Richard Reinsch ( 00:04 ): Hello and welcome to Liberty Law Talk. I'm your host, Richard Reinsch. Liberty Law Talk is featured at the online journal of Law and Liberty, which is available at lawliberty.org. I'm Richard Reinsch, today we're talking with Philip Hamburger about his new book, Purchasing Submission: Conditions, Power and Freedom. We're glad to welcome Philip Hamburger back to Liberty L...

Richard Reinsch ( 00:04 ): Hello, and welcome to Liberty Law Talk. I'm your host Richard Reinsch. Liberty Law Talk is featured at the online journal Law & Liberty , which is available at lawliberty.org. Richard Reinsch ( 00:18 ): Welcome to Liberty Law Talk, I'm Richard Reinsch. Today we're talking with Mike Gonzalez about his new book, BLM: The Making of a New Marxist Revolution . Mike Gonzalez,...

Richard Reinsch ( 00:19 ): Hello, I'm Richard Reinsch. Today we're talking with Steven Smith about his new book, Fictions, Lies, and the Authority of Law. Steven Smith is the Warren Distinguished Professor of Law, at the University of San Diego. He's the author of numerous books, including The Rise and Decline of American Religious Freedom, Law's Quandary, and, he's been on this podcast... I think...

Richard Reinsch ( 00:19 ): Hello, and welcome to Liberty Law Talk I'm Richard Reinsch. Today we're talking with John McGinnis about the recently concluded Supreme Court term of 2020 and 2021. John McGinnis, many of you will know is a contributing editor at Law & Liberty . He's also the George C. Dix Professor in Constitutional Law at Northwestern University. He's the author of a number of books, i...

Richard Reinsch  ( 00:19 ): Welcome to Liberty Law Talk, I'm Richard Reinsch. Today we're with Benjamin Storey, talking about a new book he has co-authored with Jenna Silber Storey entitled Why We Are Restless: On the Modern Quest for Contentment . His co-author, also his wife, Jenna Silber Storey couldn't be with us, but Ben will do a great job talking about the book. Ben is the Jane Gage Hipp Pr...

Richard Reinsch ( 00:18 ): Welcome to Liberty Law Talk , I'm Richard Reinsch. Today, we're talking with Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn about her new book, Ars Vitae: The Fate of Inwardness and the Return of the Ancient Arts of Living . Elisabeth Lasch-Quinn is professor of history at Syracuse University. She's the author of many books and essays, including the award-winning Black Neighbors , which won the...

Richard Reinsch ( 00:19 ): Welcome to Liberty Law Talk. I'm Richard Reinsch. Today, we're talking with Donald Drakeman about his new book, The Hollow Core of Constitutional Theory: Why We Need the Framers . Donald Drakeman is distinguished research professor in the program in Constitutional Studies at Notre Dame University, where he also teaches in the law school. He's the author of a number of pu...

Welcome to Liberty Law Talk. I'm Richard Reinsch. Today, we're talking with Keith Whittington of our new organization he is the chair of, called the Academic Freedom Alliance. Keith Whittington has been on Liberty Law Talk on a number of occasions. He's also contributed to Law and Liberty. He is the William Nelson Cromwell professor of politics at Princeton University. His scholarship record is in...

Richard Reinsch ( 00:18 ): Welcome to Liberty Law Talk . I'm Richard Reinsch. Today, we're talking with Scott Yenor about his new book, The Recovery of Family Life . Scott Yenor is a professor of political science at Boise State University, and he is the Washington fellow at the Claremont Institute's Center for the American Way of Life. He's the author of several books on the family, and is also a...

Richard Reinsch ( 00:19 ): Welcome to Liberty Law Talk. I'm Richard Reinsch. Today we're talking with Mark Mitchell about the ideas and work of Robert Nisbet. Mark Mitchell is the Dean of Academic Affairs at Patrick Henry College. He teaches in political theory. He's authored a number of books, The Limits of Liberalism, The Politics of Gratitude, and a book on Michael Polanyi called, Michael Polan...

Richard Reinsch ( 00:04 ): Welcome to Liberty Law Talk, I'm Richard Reinsch. Today we're talking with David Goldman about prospects for inflation in the American economy. We're glad to welcome David Goldman back to Liberty Law Talk. He's a senior writer for Law & Liberty . He's the president of Macrostrategy, and he writes the Spengler column for Asia Times Online . He's the author of a number of...

Richard Reinsch ( 00:04 ): Hello, and welcome to Liberty Law Talk. I'm your host, Richard Reinsch. Liberty Law Talk is featured at the online journal Law & Liberty, which is available at lawliberty.org. Richard Reinsch ( 00:18 ): Welcome to Liberty Law Talk, I'm Richard Reinsch. I'm glad to welcome to the program today Michael McConnell to discuss his new book just out from Princeton University Pr...