8 min. Beyond Libya: The Crude Reality of the Looming Oil Shock
Elan Journo discusses the future of the oil market as turmoil engulfs oil-producing nations. (Pajamas TV interview; February 24, 2011; 8 min.)
Friday, February 25, 2011 with Elan Journo
Elan Journo discusses the future of the oil market as turmoil engulfs oil-producing nations. (Pajamas TV interview; February 24, 2011; 8 min.)
Posted in Elan Journo
Tags: Libya, oil industry, PJTV
Thursday, February 24, 2011 with Ayn Rand
The psychology of the welfare state. How the citizens of Sweden, the models of allegedly benign collectivism, are actually the models of rampant envy. Ayn Rand delivered this lecture at the Ford Hall Forum in 1976.
Posted in Ayn Rand
Tags: Ford Hall Forum, Objectivism, welfare state
Wednesday, February 23, 2011 with Alex Epstein
On the latest episode of Power Hour—Alex Epstein’s monthly Internet radio show in which he interviews today’s top energy experts to discuss today’s top energy issues—Mr. Epstein talks to Michael Lynch, President of Strategic Energy & Economic Research, about the widespread theory of Peak Oil: the idea that the world faces an inevitable, imminent, and disastrous decline in oil production.
Posted in Alex Epstein
Tags: energy, Michael Lynch, oil industry, Peak Oil, Power Hour
Tuesday, February 22, 2011 with Leonard Peikoff
Topics in Leonard Peikoff’s latest podcast of philosophical Q&As include: sex and birth control; why “The DIM Hypothesis” is both his best and his least enjoyable work; and students who get better grades than they think they deserve.
Posted in Leonard Peikoff
Tuesday, February 22, 2011 with Yaron Brook
Yaron Brook discusses the role of the private sector in the housing market, and the failure of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. (Pajamas TV interview; February 21, 2011; 11 min.)
Posted in Yaron Brook
Tags: Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, housing, PJTV
Friday, February 18, 2011 with Yaron Brook
Yaron Brook discusses the budget submitted to Congress by President Obama. (Pajamas TV interview; February 18, 2011; 13 min.)
Posted in Yaron Brook
Tags: budget, deficit spending, PJTV
Wednesday, February 16, 2011 with Yaron Brook
Yaron Brook discusses a Google executive’s participation in the recent Egyptian revolt, and the relationship between economic and political freedom. The interview was recorded February 9, 2011, on America’s Nightly Scoreboard.
Posted in Yaron Brook
Tags: America's Nightly Scoreboard, Egypt, Google
Tuesday, February 15, 2011 with Alex Epstein
Alex Epstein appears on KLEE (Otumwa, Iowa) to discuss his recent article on energy sources. Recorded January 18, 2011.
Posted in Alex Epstein
Tags: alternative energy, energy, KLEE, oil industry
Monday, February 14, 2011 with Leonard Peikoff
Topics in Leonard Peikoff’s latest podcast of philosophical Q&As include: how a culture is changed; the character in Ayn Rand’s fiction that Dr. Peikoff has identified with the most; and the nature of envy.
Posted in Leonard Peikoff
Monday, February 14, 2011 with Thomas A. Bowden
Thomas A. Bowden examines priorities for the new Congress, as part of a panel discussion on HITN-TV’s Destination Casa Blanca. Recorded January 21, 2011.
Posted in Thomas A. Bowden
Tags: Destination Casa Blanca, HITN, tea parties
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