ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
Fault Lines is a debate series from the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI) that brings leading thinkers together to confront the questions dividing the American right.
Each episode goes beyond talking points to explore the real disagreements shaping conservatism, politics, and American public life. Where are the fault lines within the Right? Which differences can be reconciled, and which represent fundamentally competing visions of the future?
Hosted by ISI, Fault Lines creates a forum for serious disagreement, thoughtful argument, and the ideas shaping what comes next.
Update frequency:
biweekly
Average audio length:
93 minutes
English
United States
4 episodes
since Aug. 25, 2026
episodic
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Are oligarchs running America?
In this episode of "Fault Lines," Sohrab Ahmari and Robby Soave debate whether concentrated wealth and corporate power have undermined American democracy.
Ahmari argues that America increasingly suffers from electoral, market, and informational oligarchy, wi…
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In this installment, Curt Mills and Phillip Blond debate the resolution: "Empire Is Bad for America." At stake is whether America's global power and network of alliances protect the country's prosperity and security or entangle Americans in costly wars, commitments, and institut…
Welcome to "Fault Lines," a debate series from the Intercollegiate Studies Institute bringing serious thinkers together to debate the political, cultural, and intellectual questions shaping our world.In this installment, Dr. Zachary Porcu and Dean Ball debate the resolution: "AI Is a…
Resolved: Trump Killed Trumpism
What is Trumpism, and can it survive Donald Trump?
In the first episode of Fault Lines, Christopher Caldwell and Dan McCarthy debate whether Trump has strengthened the political movement he created or undermined its defining principles. Moderated by Leah Libresco, th…
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