Pendulum Politics In America-2026
The United States government denying and granting citizenship to groups of United States residents. This timeline shows milestones of voting laws in United States history. In 1789 the United States Constitution did not establish any specific voting rights, Instead States were given …
Ciphered Past Episode 105- The Clouds of Purgatory
How much of history remains hidden behind the institutions entrusted with protecting us?
Historian, author, and CovertAction Magazine managing editor Dr. Jeremy Kuzmarov joins Tim Gardner and Eli Frame for The Clouds of Purgatory—a wide-ranging conversation about intelligence operations, political…
Startup Talk Toronto’s Startup Podcast Episode 5: STARTING A MOVEMENT
Startup Talk Toronto’s Startup Podcast Episode 5: STARTING A MOVEMENT [powerpress] On Episode 5 of Startup Talk on this epIsode I talk with Emily Rose Antflick the founder of SheCoSystem about taking the leap from her day job to starting a community women’s coworking space and wellness centre, I a…
Collecting Old Coins Taught Me to Never Trust the Government
Old coins vaccinated me against trusting politicians long before I grew my first scruffy beard. I began collecting coins when I was eight years old in 1965, the year President Lyndon Johnson began removing all the silver from American coins.
This Audio Mises Wire is generously sponsored by Christ…
Ciphered Past Episode 107- The Weight of War with Brian VanDeMark
How do intelligent, experienced leaders make decisions that lead to catastrophe—and what happens when they recognize that the strategy they helped create is failing?
Historian and author Brian VanDeMark joins Tim Gardner and Eli Frame for a deeply reflective conversation about America’s descent in…
Why Do We Vote Every Two Years?
How close should the people's representatives stay to the people?
In 1776, John Adams repeated an old maxim: "Where annual elections end, there slavery begins." Eleven years later in Philadelphia, the Constitutional Convention weighed one-year, three-year, and two-year terms for the House before …
Kerry Kennedy — Ethel: The Extraordinary Life and American Legacy of Ethel Kennedy - with Michael Beschloss
A vivid, intimate biography of Ethel Kennedy written by her daughter Kerry Kennedy, who takes us inside the life of an American icon through her firsthand memories and exclusive access to her mother's unpublished writings.
When her husband Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1968, Ethel Skakel K…
Force Recon in Vietnam & Is WW3 Actually Possible? | Bing West
Bing West looks back on a lifetime of war and policy, from serving as a Force Recon Marine in Vietnam and writing The Village to working in the Reagan administration and covering Iraq and Afghanistan alongside U.S. troops. We also discuss why America keeps repeating the same strategic mistakes, th…
November 9, 2026: Right in 1963, Wrong by 1965
On the evening of November 9, 1965, a single protective relay at the Sir Adam Beck Hydroelectric Power Station Number 2 in Queenston, Ontario, near Niagara Falls, tripped and set off a chain reaction across the interconnected power grid.
Within minutes, about 30 million people across the Northeast…
This is Democracy – Episode 332: Midterm Elections, 2026
Zachary Suri and Professor Jeremi Suri are joined by Princeton historian Julian Zelizer to discuss the latest U.S. midterm election results, focusing on the unusually large Democratic gains in the House and Senate and surprising flips in traditionally Republican states, especially Texas. They exam…
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