ReImagining Liberty

Aaron Ross Powell
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ReImagining Liberty

The emancipatory and cosmopolitan case for radical social, political, and economic liberalism. Hosted by Aaron Ross Powell.

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    Markets are Good for More than Wealth (w/ Tom Palmer)

    We talk a lot on this show about the benefits of free and open markets and, given the growing hostility to economic freedom, not just from the Trump administration, but from populist governments around the world, we'll continue to do so. Today I wanted to approach that conversation a little differently from usual though. Most of the time, when people say markets are good, what they mean is that markets make us richer, driven innovation, and so on. But markets do more than that. They make us b...

    53min

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    How Right-Wing Influencers Took Over Politics (w/ Renée DiResta)

    The information environment in which Americans form and discuss their political views has gotten weird. Walter Cronkite is gone. The editorial pages of the New York Times, Washington Post, and Wall Street Journal have lost influence to podcasters, social media influencers, and internet conspiracy theorists. Trump's rise, and return to power, was in large part fueled by figures on the far-right who knew how to take advantage of this changed environment in a way liberals haven't yet figured out...

    47min

  3. 14 DE FEV.

    How Buddhist Insights Strengthen Liberalism (Bonus Episode)

    Last fall, I had the extraordinary opportunity to travel to Delhi, India, to give a talk to young Indian liberals. The topic was the connection between Buddhist philosophy and liberalism. If you’re a regular reader of my work, or listen to my podcast, you’ll know this connection has been central to my work for some time. I believe that Buddhist ideas give us important tools for understanding not just why we ought to be liberals, but why liberalism is the best political system for make the wor...

    53min

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    Status Anxiety, the Attention Economy, and the Appeal of Trump (w/ Alan Elrod)

    The rise of Trump is, in many ways, a story about status. Plenty of Americans feel like their relative status has fallen in recent decades, and they believe Trump, both as an embodiment of their identity and values and as a wielder of vast power, can give them that status back. That's the argument my guest made in a recent essay at the Bulwark called "Trump’s Secret Weapon Has Always Been Status Anxiety." Alan Elrod is President & CEO of the Pulaski Institution and columnist at Arc Digita...

    48min

  5. 31 DE JAN.

    Navigating the Chaos of Trump's Second Term (w/ Anthony L. Fisher)

    In this conversation, Aaron Ross Powell and Anthony L. Fisher (Senior Editor at MSNBC Daily) discuss the political landscape following Trump's second inauguration, focusing on the rapid changes in governance, the Democratic response, and the fractured media environment. They explore the implications of these dynamics on public opinion and the importance of engaging in new media spaces, particularly podcasts, to effectively communicate liberal values and counteract authoritarian tendencies. Cu...

    53min
  6. Illiberalism is a Story of Gender (w/ Samantha Hancox-Li)

    2 DE JAN.

    Illiberalism is a Story of Gender (w/ Samantha Hancox-Li)

    We've talked a lot about gender on this show, in the context of transgender rights, the way declining relative status drives men to the political right, and the broader role gender plays in the political environment. The results of the presidential election in November proved just how central gender is to story of rising illiberalism, with men shifting right while women shifted left. To discuss how we should read this shift, and dig into what's causing it, I've brought back Samantha Hanc...

    49min
  7. What Do We Do Now? An Election Postmortem (w/ Walter Olson)

    27/11/2024

    What Do We Do Now? An Election Postmortem (w/ Walter Olson)

    For this first episode to be recorded after the results of the presidential election, I've brought on my friend and former colleague ⁠Walter Olson⁠. Walter is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, a staunch defender of democracy and liberal institutions, and an expert in the processes and law of American elections.We talk about why the election went the way it went, avenues for electoral reform, and what lessons liberals should take from the results, given that we now need to commit ourselve...

    50min
  8. "Liberal" Socialism? (w/ Matthew McManus)

    11/11/2024

    "Liberal" Socialism? (w/ Matthew McManus)

    Today's episode was recorded a few weeks before the results of the November presidential election, and before an unrelated change I've made to this podcast. So before we jump into my conversation with Matthew McManus, I wanted to take a moment to give some context and talk about ReImagining Liberty going forward. First, for all of its life, ReImagining Liberty has been a listener supported show, and the way listeners supported it was to become paying members and get early access to new episod...

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The emancipatory and cosmopolitan case for radical social, political, and economic liberalism. Hosted by Aaron Ross Powell.

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  • Criado por
    Aaron Ross Powell
  • Anos de atividade
    2022 - 2025
  • Episódios
    77
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © 2025 Aaron Ross Powell
  • Site do podcast
    ReImagining Liberty

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