
Dan MacLaughlin
National Review colleague of Charles C. W. Cooke. Discusses the legal and historical context surrounding the Fugitive Slave Act.
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May 1, 2025 • 41min
Episode 86: Joshua Glover's Freedom
Michael Jahr, producer and director of the documentary Liberty at Stake, discusses Joshua Glover's daring escape from slavery and the bold abolitionist movements in Wisconsin. He emphasizes Glover's significance and the community's rallying efforts against the Fugitive Slave Act. Dan McLaughlin brings in-depth insights into the historical complexities of the law and its role in shaping early Republican ideals. Together, they explore how Glover’s story not only resonates in American history but also reflects ongoing battles for liberty and justice.

Jan 10, 2025 • 56min
Beginning of the End or the End of the Beginning?
Dan MacLaughlin, a senior writer at National Review Online and a baseball enthusiast, joins the discussion on pivotal topics in today's news. They reflect on Jimmy Carter's impactful legacy, including his human rights advocacy and economic policies. The talk seamlessly transitions to the world of baseball, examining recent rule changes and the complexities of being a Mets fan. The hosts also critique California's wildfire management and share humorous anecdotes, all while linking sports, politics, and cultural shifts in an engaging manner.