The Subjective Professor Podcast

Tariff is a term that is thrown around much these days. Obviously, Americans are the ones paying that tax. How does it affect the selling countries?  People may not know this, but tariffs had a protec...

9 Syys 202421min

It's Jesus time again. Man, the days just go by faster every week. I try to discuss the dichotomy of Peace and Justice. With the pursuit of one, does one get the other? Sounds a bit like Freedom and E...

8 Syys 202425min

Some Quick comments on some news items observed today. The movement of people across borders, comparing my father's experience with today. 1959 is BEFORE the repeal of the Johnson-Reed Act, so my fath...

6 Syys 202423min

Bryon Caplan recently posted his answers to some survey questions about the registered Democrat to Republican ratio among university professors. Of course, it is a topic near and dear to my heart and ...

5 Syys 202422min

I saw on X a post about how the decline of western education has been happening for a while. There was an interview with a university professor from 9 years ago which discussed how it was unfair for s...

4 Syys 202422min

Milton Friedman introduced me to this concept. People who have no power can still vote with their FEET.  Why, Who benefits, How ... are some of the questions addressed in this episode.

3 Syys 202422min

This episode has a BRIEF summary of the Ron Paul conference in Dulles, Virginia August 31, 2024. It was a good time and well worth the trip. I got a picture with the MAN himself. Yes, I am pleased as ...

2 Syys 202423min

Quarrels are a frequent phenomenon today because there is so much at stake. Winning quarrels has become a priority because quarrels determine who gets to control the rest of society.  What is better t...

1 Syys 202424min