Richard Dewey joins John Tierney to discuss his documentary Radical Wolfe, which examines the life and work of journalist Tom Wolfe. 

Discussion on government efforts to control digital speech and the close relationship between federal entities and digital platforms. The involvement of former government individuals in actions such as deplatforming Trump and the shift in understanding of free speech. Exploring the establishment and subsequent dissolution of the disinformation governance board by the Biden administration. Challenges faced by Republicans in the upcoming election due to social media censorship and the impact of Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter on online speech control.

Christopher F. Rufo discusses his book on the radical left's influence in America, highlighting the role of influential figures like Herbert Marcuse and Angela Davis. He also explores the flaws in left-wing strategies, including political violence, and the pushback against diversity initiatives. The podcast concludes with a discussion on the reception of Rufo's book and his effective communication methods.

Michael Torres joins Brian C. Anderson to discuss parental rights and school choice in Pennsylvania.

Stephen Eide joins Brian C. Anderson to discuss the push to close Men’s Central Jail in Los Angeles County.

John Tierney joins Brian C. Anderson to discuss the efficacy of Covid lockdowns and mask mandates and the proper role of government in responding to natural disasters. 

Larry Sand joins Brian C. Anderson to discuss the quality of American public schools.

Robert Henderson joins Brian C. Anderson to discuss Chat GPT's utility and the threat artificial intelligence poses to free expression.

John O. McGinnis joins Brian C. Anderson to discuss identity politics’ influence on law schools and the Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard ruling.

Mene Ukueberuwa joins Brian C. Anderson to discuss the rise of school vouchers, education savings accounts, and other school-choice programs across the country.