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In this episode Andy and I review two books. Andy reviews "The Closing of the Muslim Mind: How Intellectual Suicide Created the Modern Islamist Crisis" by Robert Reilly, and I review "Soft-Wired" by Michael Merzenich. Seemingly incompatible, there is a common denominator embedded in the premise of …

On April 25, 2014, Salon.com published an article titled "Jamaican, gay and Ayn Rand made it OK; My amazing "Atlas Shrugged" love story" by Jason Hill. In this episode of "Objectively Speaking" you can hear Mr. Hill discuss the impact of Ayn Rand's ideas in his life with Andrew Bernstein and Arshak…

Ms. Rivera, the Director of Development at The Undercurrent joins us to discuss her work and the role her organization play in the college capmuses of America today.

Sheri Jordan, author of the upcoming book, The Building Committee, and Naomi Shore, a former history teacher in NYC, join us to discuss one of the greatest crimes against humanity - the Armenian Genocide.

I'm a man, I'm not earth. I live on Earth, so I celebrate my life on Earth.  In this show, Andy and I will discuss Earth's Day, who is behind the celebration, why the focus is on Earth and not Man, why there is Earth's Day in the American calendar today, but there is no Man's Day.  You will also …

Andy and I review "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"

Andy and I discuss the spread of Ayn Rand's philosophy - Objectivism - abroad.  Last week I participated in a round-table discussion with professors from several universities in Bulgaria and the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences to talk about the morality of free markets. In a nationaly broadcasted TV…

In this episode Andrew Bernstein discusses his latest aritcle in The Objective Standard, spring issue, "Aristotle vs. Religion". Craig Biddle, founder and editor of The Objective Standard joins us to discuss what's new at TOS. May you have a value-driven day!

The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution states: "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government f…