Foundations of Freedom Series: The Crisis of Moral Relativism
In Episode 03 of the Foundations of Freedom series, The Crisis of Moral Relativism, Dr. Anne Bradley and Professor Dennis Teti examine one of the central questions behind political life, foreign policy, and the American founding: can nations and citizens still make objective judgments about good a…
Foundations of Freedom Series: Adam Smith Against the Cronies
In Episode 02 of the Foundations of Freedom series, Adam Smith Against the Cronies, Dr. Anne Bradley sits down with Dr. Samuel Gregg to examine Adam Smith’s critique of mercantilism, crony capitalism, and the political favoritism that distorts free markets.
The conversation explores how Smith cha…
Foundations of Freedom Series: America’s Forgotten Inheritance
In Episode 04 of the Foundations of Freedom series, America’s Forgotten Inheritance, Dr. Anne Bradley sits down with Dr. John Lenczowski, Founder, Chancellor, and President Emeritus of The Institute of World Politics, to examine why America’s founding principles still matter for national security,…
Diane Downs Sucks at Being a Psychopath
Well it's another true crime ep this week: Nathan finally tells us why he's obsessed with Diane Downs. She pretended to be car-jacked by a stranger who shot her three children. But it was always clear that she did it herself, and she could never keep her story straight. It's endlessly entertaining…
The Tudor Dixon Podcast: Why Socialism Is Winning Over Young Americans
Why is socialism suddenly becoming popular again in America—and what are the real consequences if it succeeds?
In this episode of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor sits down with Dr. Anne Bradley, professor of economics at the Institute of World Politics and Vice President of Academic Affairs at The…
The Tudor Dixon Podcast: Why Socialism Is Winning Over Young Americans
Why is socialism suddenly becoming popular again in America—and what are the real consequences if it succeeds?
In this episode of The Tudor Dixon Podcast, Tudor sits down with Dr. Anne Bradley, professor of economics at the Institute of World Politics and Vice President of Academic Affairs at The…
Why everyone feels broke in an age of abundance
While inflation has dominated headlines in recent years, understanding true economic affordability requires looking beyond raw price tags. In this episode of The Economist Next Door, we dive into the gap between headline inflation numbers, consumer perception, and real purchasing power. Joined by …
Ep 289: How Christians Should Think About Economics with Anne Bradley
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In this episode I talk with economist Dr. Anne Bradley about how Christians can learn to think more clearly about economics.…
The Political Economy of Terrorism: A Conversation with Anne Bradley
In this episode of Café Berlin, Ian Oxnevad and Lilla Nóra Kiss speak with Dr. Anne Rathbone Bradley, professor at the Institute of World Politics, economic educator, and former economic analyst in the CIA’s Office of Terrorism Analysis. The conversation examines how economics shapes our understan…
The Humble Grocery Store and the Case for Capitalism
In this episode of Liberty + Leadership, TFAS professor Anne Bradley guest hosts a conversation with Emma Camp, senior editor of The Wall Street Journal’s “Free Expression” newsletter and a 2025 Robert Novak Fellow.
Anne and Emma begin with Emma’s viral video celebrating the “humble American super…
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