Project Liberal – Détails, épisodes et analyse

We sat down with Shikha Dalmia, the Founder of the Unpopulist Magazine and the President of the Institute for the Study of Modern Authoritarianism, to explore what's causing the rise of authoritarianism across the globe and discuss the best strategy to fight back against it.

We sat down with Alex Nowrasteh, an American analyst of immigration policy currently working at the Cato Institute to get to the truth around many of the questions Americans have about immigration.

We sat down with Christopher Barnard, the Vice President of External Affairs – and incoming president – at the American Conservation Coalition (ACC) to discuss market-based and limited government solutions to climate change in an effort to answer the question, "Can the free market solve climate change?"

We sat down with Jacob Rich, a PhD student at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and a policy analyst at Reason Foundation, to delve into the world of vaccine myths. This episode sheds light on the importance of reliable sources and critical thinking in understanding vaccines.

We sit down with Daniel Di Martino to discuss his experience as a Venezuelan immigrant, what the right gets wrong about immigration, and Christian Nationalism.  We’re a nonpartisan PAC dedicated to restoring, promoting, and advancing liberal values in American politics.  Learn more: https://projectliberal.org/

Austin Peterson Joins the show

We sit down with Mr. Beat to discuss what's going on in American politics.

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We sat down with Jacob Rich, a PhD student at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and a policy analyst at Reason Foundation, to discuss the causes and solutions to America's Fentanyl Crisis.

We sat down with Jeremy Horpedahl, an economist and Associate Professor at the UCA College of Business and the Director of the Arkansas Center for Research in Economics, to talk about reasons to be optimistic about the future and why we think things are way better than most people actually think.  Follow Jeremy: https://twitter.com/jmhorp  Project Liberal is on a mission to resurrect true liberalism.   Learn more: https://projectliberal.org/

We have a thought provoking discussion with Michael Cannon, Director Of Health Policy Studies At The Cato Institute, about his new book "Recovery" that outlines a roadmap to fixing America's broken healthcare system.