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Category Archives: Audio
The Luke Ford Freedom Center Presents Your Moral Leader’s Stirring Account Of Bruce Herschensohn’s Wednesday Night Speech Supporting Freedom And Opposing Tyranny
On my Monday afternoon walk to prayer, I ran into a grimy Rob Eshman, fresh from a family weekend at Mammoth, on his way to dinner at Pico Kosher Deli. Embracing my new-found spirituality, I emulated Rob’s attire Wednesday night. … Continue reading
Interview With ‘The Jewish Century’ Author Yuri Slezkine
Here’s the audio (part two). Luke: “Are there are any ways you would refine your book [today]?” Yuri: “I would explain in greater detail Mercurianism and Apollonianism…where human beings end and metaphors begin.” “I would say more about Judaism the … Continue reading
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Brian Doherty’s Latest – Radicals for Capitalism: A Freewheeling History of the Modern American Libertarian Movement
Brian Doherty‘s Latest – Radicals for Capitalism: A Freewheeling History of the Modern American Libertarian Movement I interview Brian by phone Friday, Jan. 19, 2007. Brian: "I’ve been a libertarian since I was 16. What turned me libertarian was reading … Continue reading
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Jesse Kellerman Talks About His Life And New Novel At Robertson Branch Library
Jesse Kellerman Talks About His Life And New Novel At Robertson Branch Library name wav file Audio 1 .wav Audio 2 .wav Jesse said this used to be his library as he grew up in the neighborhood (but has lived … Continue reading
Dennis Prager Speaks To Orthodox Union
Dennis Prager Speaks To Orthodox Union Audio: Dennis Prager (.wav) Rabbi Yitzchok Adlerstein responds Dennis Prager responds Dennis Prager takes questions Dennis Prager Rabbi Tzvi Hersh Weinreb, Lisa Aiken speak on the yeshiva curriculum. Rabbi Shlomo Riskin: "A View From … Continue reading
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