The Tom Woods Show

Corey DeAngelis discusses his book on rescuing kids from radical schools, advocating for education choice and accountability. Topics include resistance to school reopening, Milton Friedman's voucher idea, and empowering parents through school choice and homeschooling.

Harvard professor of Russian history, Vladimir Brokvin, discusses the Ukrainian terror famine, cultural dynamics of Ukraine, historical context of Ukraine-Russia relations, implications of Ukraine joining NATO, American medical insurance, NATO expansion, Russia's military capacity, and provocation tensions.

Exploration of 1918 flu pandemic's lasting effects, effectiveness of COVID-19 interventions, challenges to public health measures, and reflections on long-term impacts of lockdowns during the pandemic.

Statistician Ben O'Neill challenges the practicality of anti-discrimination laws without statistical analysis. He discusses statistical discrimination in decision-making, rationality behind it for taxi drivers, and societal impacts. The podcast also delves into critical thinking in education, critique of Keynesianism, and the white-black achievement gap in schools.

Youthful author Germinal G. Van, an immigrant from the Ivory Coast, discusses his disdain for leftists who claim to speak for immigrants. Topics include Thomas Sowell's intellectual biography, learning English in Africa, cultural differences in work ethics, economic philosophy, and navigating freedom and responsibility in the US.

Sheldon Richman delves into the complexities of anti-Semitism on college campuses, debates safety concerns for Jewish students, and discusses differing views on Israel-Palestine. The discussion navigates ethical challenges in conflict zones, explores cultural judgment in the Middle East, and reflects on the need for broader perspectives in addressing social issues.

Renowned marketing expert Jay Abraham shares insights on optimizing business opportunities, maximizing growth, achieving preeminence, building a unique business model, and ethical business practices. The podcast explores the impact of effective marketing, customer understanding, and strategic growth in creating successful businesses.

Gene Epstein from The Soho Forum joins Tom to discuss lockdowns, masks, and more. They debate COVID policies, monetary dynamics, lockdown effectiveness, and cultural perspectives on social distancing. The conversation also touches on alcohol's influence on debating and promotes the upcoming Liberty Unconference for practical knowledge and collaboration.

Gene Epstein, economic expert, discusses the recent Covid debate, challenges faced by younger individuals, and debates the economy's current state. Topics include government policies, job market dynamics, inflation impact, and globalization's relationship with capitalism.

UFC's Renato Moicano urges reading Mises' 'Six Lessons'. Jonathan Newman discusses Austrian School's insights on capitalism, socialism, and interventionism. Exploring inflation, government preferences, foreign investment impact on economic growth.