40 episodes

The podcast of Liberties, a Journal of Culture and Politics.
LibertiesTalk offers two sorts of conversations: The first is hosted by Celeste Marcus, the managing editor of Liberties, and features conversations with members of the Liberties community about whatever is on our minds. The other is a monthly series of wide-ranging conversations on culture and politics hosted by Celeste Marcusand Chris McCaffery, founder of the Washington Review of Books. These lively discussions will feature our writers and the larger intellectual community in Washington, D.C.

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The podcast of Liberties, a Journal of Culture and Politics.
LibertiesTalk offers two sorts of conversations: The first is hosted by Celeste Marcus, the managing editor of Liberties, and features conversations with members of the Liberties community about whatever is on our minds. The other is a monthly series of wide-ranging conversations on culture and politics hosted by Celeste Marcusand Chris McCaffery, founder of the Washington Review of Books. These lively discussions will feature our writers and the larger intellectual community in Washington, D.C.

    WRB x Liberties Salon 5 - Is Loyalty Possible Without Nationalism?

    WRB x Liberties Salon 5 - Is Loyalty Possible Without Nationalism?

    Christopher McCaffery, of the Washington Review of Books, and Celeste Marcus host their spiciest salon yet. Is nationalism inherently evil? Is it the least important of our identities? It is the most important? Can one be loyal to a people but not that people's government? We ask and offer answers to these and more related questions.

    • 1 hr 28 min
    WRB x Liberties Salon 4 - Should art be useful?

    WRB x Liberties Salon 4 - Should art be useful?

    Christopher McCaffery, of the Washington Review of Books, and Celeste Marcus host a salon of interested parties who together ask and offer answers to the question ‘Should art be useful?’

    • 1 hr 10 min
    WRB x Liberties Salon 3 — Should love be healthy?

    WRB x Liberties Salon 3 — Should love be healthy?

    Christopher McCaffery, of the Washington Review of Books, and Celeste Marcus host a salon of interested parties who together ask and offer answers to the question ‘Should love be healthy?’

    • 1 hr 19 min
    WRB x Liberties Salon 2 — Is Forgiveness Possible?

    WRB x Liberties Salon 2 — Is Forgiveness Possible?

    Christopher McCaffery, of the Washington Review of Books, and Celeste Marcus host a salon of interested parties who together ask and offer answers to the question ‘Is forgiveness possible?’

    • 54 min
    Episode 34 - Celeste Marcus

    Episode 34 - Celeste Marcus

    Host Chuong Nguyen talks to Celeste Marcus about her most recent essay, After Rape: A Guide For The Tormented. They consider questions like, "Why is rape so difficult to talk about?" "How long does it take to feel okay afterwards?" "Why do so many rapists not think of what they did as rape?"

    • 1 hr 2 min
    WRB x Liberties Salon 1 - Are Books Worthwhile?

    WRB x Liberties Salon 1 - Are Books Worthwhile?

    Chris McCaffery, of the Washington Review of Books, and Celeste Marcus, managing editor of Liberties, host a salon in which they and a group of lively invested parties ask whether or not books are worthwhile.



    Speakers in order of appearance: Jerome Copulsky, Carlos Lozada, Becca Rothfeld, Mikra Namani, Laura Field, Osita Nwanevu, Nic Rowan, Ari Schulman, Steven Larkin, Zach Wehrwein, Lars Schonander, and Hannah Rowan.

    • 55 min

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