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Will the future be planned by experts, or will it emerge spontaneously? Filmmaker and entrepreneur John Papola explores the hidden complexity behind emerging trends in business, culture, and technology with leading experts and innovators.
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How Congress Really Works with Justin Amash
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On this episode of the podcast, John Papola has a conversation with his friend Congressman Justin Amash. Justin is a lawyer and politician who has served as a U.S. Representative of Michigan.
Papola and Amash dive into the inner workings of Congress, through the lens of Amash’s experience from the inside. They talk about partisanship, process, and what the future of American politics looks like.
More From Our Guest:
Twitter
House of Representatives Bio
Wikipedia
Library of Congress Bio
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From Silicon Valley to Economics Academia with David Thomas
On this episode of The Emergent Order Podcast, John Papola has a conversation with Dr. David Thomas. David is an economist and professor with the research area of public health economics and business cycles. He is also a serial entrepreneur.
John and David talk about a wide variety of topics as they dive into Thomas’ long and winding career through silicon valley, and into economics academia.
More from our Guest:
Ball State University Bio
Wikipedia
Website
YouTube Channel
References from this Episode:
The Revolt of the Public by Martin Gurri
Principles of Macroeconomics videos by David Thomas
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Exploring Sweden’s Lessons for America with Johan Norberg
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On this episode of The Emergent Order Podcast, John Papola chats with Johan Norberg. Johan is an author and lecturer with expertise in entrepreneurship, global trends, and globalization around the world.
Papola and Norberg examine a common question asked in America: Should the United States be more like Sweden? They also discuss Sweden’s response to COVID-19.
More from our Guest
Wikipedia
CATO Institute Bio
Twitter
Website
ECIPE Bio
Amazon Author Page
References from this Episode
The Pursuit (film)
The Story of Human Progress by Johan Norberg
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Macroeconomics Roundtable
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Macroeconomics Roundtable, with George Selgin, James McClure, Steve Horwitz, Lars Christensen, and Scott Sumner
On today’s episode of the podcast, John Papola welcomes George Selgin, James McClure, Steve Horwitz, Lars Christensen, and Scott Sumner for a long and winding macroeconomics roundtable discussion.
More from our guests:
George Selgin
CATO Institute Bio
Twitter
Wikipedia
James McClure
Econ Journal Watch
ResearchGate
Steve Horwitz
Home Page
Facebook
Learn Liberty
Ball State Magazine
Wikipedia
Lars Christensen
Twitter
Facebook
The Market Monetarist
Geopolitical Intelligence Services
Scott Sumner
The Library of Economics and Liberty
Mercatus Center
TheMoneyIllusion
Independent Institute
Wikipedia
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Not Taking Serious Topics Too Seriously with Lou Perez
On today’s episode of the Emergent Order Podcast, John Papola has a conversation with Lou Perez. Lou is the hilarious Head Writer and Producer of We The Internet TV, a stand up comedian, and part of the comedy duo Greg and Lou.
Papola and Perez talk about the craft of being funny, with a particular focus on dealing with controversial ideas and polarizing topics.
More From Our Guest
We The Internet Bio
Twitter
IMDb Page
Website
References from This Episode
Logan (film)
Little Pink House (film)
Keynes vs. Hayek (web video)
Wolverine’s Claws Suck (web video)
Burglars for Gun Control (web video)
The Kronies (web series)
The March of History: Mises vs. Marx (web video)
Chickenhawks Share Their War Stories (web video)
ESL Students Learn New Gender Pronouns (web video) -
A Market Approach to Better Food with Bruce Friedrich
On this episode of the podcast John Papola speaks with the Co-Founder and Executive Director of the Good Food Institute, Bruce Friedrich. Bruce is also a TED Fellow whose TED 2019 Talk has been viewed millions of times.
The two discuss Friedrich’s journey to founding the Good Food Institute, and how he uses innovation and market forces to make food practices better for consumers.
More On Our Guest
Wikipedia
Good Food Institute Bio
Twitter
Amazon Author Page
“The next global agricultural revolution” TED Talk
References from This Episode
At The Fork (film)
Clean Protein by Kathy Freston & Bruce Friedrich
Diet for a Small Planet by Frances Moore Lappe
Christianity and the Rights of Animals by Andrew Linzey