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There’s a story behind every structure in our world. Meet the engineers and architects who are changing communities through imagination and innovation. Speaking of Design makes you part of the experience as they transform the world, one project at a time.
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Hoover Daily Report

Hoover Institution

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The Hoover Daily Report (HDR) is a compendium of links to commentary and analysis by Hoover’s fellows and affiliated scholars in newspapers, journals, blogs, and broadcast media. The HDR highlights the breadth and depth of Hoover’s scholarship and its impact on policy formation. To subscribe to the Hoover Daily Report, visit Hoover.org/HDR The opinions expressed on this channel are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Hoover Institution or Stanford Universi ...
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USyd HDR Student Learning Podcasts

USyd HDR Student Learning Podcasts

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The USyd HDR Student Learning Podcast is a series designed to strengthen students’ knowledge of academic writing. We are funded by the University of Sydney HDR Student Grant program. Our podcasts offer a time-and-space efficient way of learning. They are portable snippets of information that are accessible on any tablet or computer device. Please listen in and learn something about higher academic writing
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Welcome to a Photographer’s Life! The channel that takes you behind the curtain into the world of professional architecture, real estate and aerial photography. Broadcasts come from group Zoom meetings and personal interviews with our elite AIAP™, REPAI™ & ADPA™ photographers. AIAP director Alan Blakely leads the discussions. Learn from America’s top architecture photographers as they discuss topics such as: • The architecture, real estate & aerial photography business • What constitutes cre ...
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ResourcefulHDR

sally purcell

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Learn from insights, steal some strategies and discover different career paths that HDR candidates and graduates have followed. Important aspects of resourcefulness include being able to draw from knowledge and experiences, learn from others, be brave enough to ask for help & generous enough to provide it. The ResourcefulHDR podcast has been created for Researchers and prospective employers to show the value of a Higher Degree Research (HDR - PhD and M.Research) education - providing differe ...
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PHOTOGRAPHY 101

Scott Wittenburg

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PLEASE GO TO SCOTT WITTENBURG.COM FOR THE LATEST PODCAST NEWS/UPDATES! Hosted by photography instructor Scott Wittenburg, this podcast is for anybody who wants to learn the secrets of taking better photos traditionally or digitally. Tips on cameras, composition, lighting and digital imaging in Photoshop are among the topics to be covered.
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The Cooks Community podcast is a place for us to share discussion. I want this space to be somewhere people can come for inspiration, to listen in on a conversation and hopefully learn something in the process. The Cook ‘N’ Goals show interviews motivated people who are following their passion, HDR Brews speaks to academics about their area of research and Penne & Red Sauce discusses an area of Sports Nutrition. More episodes to come, enjoy. If this show provides you value you can donate to ...
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Healthy Disruptions Podcast

Collaboration of team members from UCR School of Medicine's Center for Health Disparities Research (HDR@UCR) & Center for Healthy Communities (CHC)

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Healthy Disruptions is a podcast about health and health inequity across diverse communities in Southern California. Each episode features discussions between researchers, students, leadership, and community members working together to highlight disparities and how community experts are collaborating towards action-based solutions. Our hope is to create a space where our featured guests educate and inform our listeners on the medical and nonmedical factors that influence health outcomes. Thi ...
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Get the most out of your home theater with the latest advances, product reviews, and all things audio and video. Every Thursday, Scott Wilkinson shares his expertise, energy, and enthusiasm about how to make your A/V system sound and look its best. In this short-format podcast, Scott brings you news, reviews, interviews, and commentary, and answers your questions. Submit your home theater queries through email at [email protected] or via TWiT's social media. You might hear your question answered o ...
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The Front Row

AVSForum.com

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Welcome to The Front Row Podcast, where we dive into everything audio, video, and home entertainment with a mix of expert insight and real-world experience. Whether you're already invested into the AV space or just starting out, this show is here to break topics down and make the details easier to understand. Hosted by Erik Wesley and Ryan Charpentier, each episode covers topics like speaker specs, video formats and system calibration that will help you make sense of what you're seeing and r ...
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Radiant Compass

Dr. Zahra Ghiassi

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Welcome to "Radiant Compass," a podcast dedicated to guiding you through the journey of radiation treatment and beyond. Hosted by Dr. Zahra Ghiassi, MD PhD, this show is your source for expert insights, mindset coaching, and compassionate support, specifically focused on gynecological and breast cancer. Whether you're a woman undergoing treatment or a family member looking to advocate for your loved one, "Radiant Compass" is here to demystify the process, empower you with knowledge, and buil ...
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Noodlin' with Josh

Trip Hazard Presents

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HotDadRadio Welcome to HotDadRadio — a scrappy, ever-experimental creative collective responsible for a handful of strange, funny, and occasionally buried podcast projects. Under the our banner, you’ll find: HotDadRadio – A collective of artists (whatever that means). In practice? It’s a chaotic, comedy-first podcast hosted by Josh, Derek, and Ryan. The show thrives on absurd tangents, unfiltered conversations, nostalgia bombs, and riffs on pop culture deep cuts. Episodes frequently include ...
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A WINDOW TO THE MAGIC: VIDEOCAST (high definition)

Disney Sounds Guy, Paul Barrie, Jr.

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The Ultimate Hi-Definition Disney Videocast Experience. A Celebration of the magical experience of being at the Disney Theme Parks and Resorts, brought to you by "The Disney Sounds Guy" Paul Barrie. "A WindowtotheMagic" is a Hi-Definition video journey into the wonderful world of the Disney Theme Parks, and the experiences which make those parks so fantastic. Containing ALL-NEW and ALL HI-DEFINITION VIDEO shot ON LOCATION at Disneyland in California and Walt Disney World in Florida, this sho ...
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Listener Jason asks which is better for the center channel: a speaker designed for that purpose, or the same speaker as the front left and right? What are the pros and cons of each approach? Also, same question for the surround speakers. Scott Wilkinson has some answers. Host: Scott Wilkinson Download or subscribe to Home Theater Geeks at https://t…
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In this episode of The Front Row Podcast, we’re finally kicking things off on the audio side, and we could not have asked for a better guest to start with. We’re joined by Geoffrey Heinzel, co managing partner and designer at Ascendo Immersive Audio, and someone who brings a wealth of experience in how speakers are designed and engineered. We dig i…
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Today, Jennifer Burns considers the costs of an American shift away from multilateral global engagement; Andrew Hall launches his new Substack with a post on governance challenges in prediction markets; and David L. Leal argues it’s too soon to tell how Latino Americans will vote in 2026. Hoover Daily Report | November 19, 2025…
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Today, John Cochrane employs an oceanic metaphor to explain what inflation is—and isn’t; Raghuram Rajan offers a word of caution to the Federal Reserve regarding market expectations; and Eric Hanushek spells out the significant economic costs of declining student achievement over the last decade. Hoover Daily Report | November 18, 2025…
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Today, Condoleezza Rice argues that the future of the American Dream depends on getting education reform right; Eric Hanushek offers research-based prescriptions for improving left-behind schools; and Kevin Warsh writes that “fundamental reform of monetary and regulatory policy would unlock the benefits of AI to all Americans.” Hoover Daily Report …
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This Friday, Daniel Heil and Tom Church examine health care reform measures on the table in the wake of the government shutdown; Anne Neuberger joins the GoodFellows for a discussion of cyber warfare and the technology sector’s role in national defense; and Victor Davis Hanson explains what the American Founders took away from their readings of cla…
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Today, five Hoover fellows join the prestigious American Academy of Sciences and Letters; Valerie Ramey examines whether government stimulus packages are effective; and Eugene Volokh explains a lesser-known procedure by which judicial cases and questions can make it to the Supreme Court for review. Hoover Daily Report | November 13, 2025…
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Michael S wonders about his LG B7A OLED TV's Multi-View (side-by-side) mode. Apparently, one of the side-by-side images must be from the TV's internal tuner. Is that normal? Scott Wilkinson has the answer. Host: Scott Wilkinson Download or subscribe to Home Theater Geeks at https://twit.tv/shows/home-theater-geeks Want access to the ad-free video a…
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Today, Condoleezza Rice and Jonathan Levin discuss the challenges facing elite US universities in an era of misinformation. Ben Domenech writes about how Thomas Sowell remains “an unlikely influencer” even at the age of 95. And John Cochrane breaks down why electric vehicle subsidies do little to reduce global carbon emissions. Hoover Daily Report …
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Today, Condoleezza Rice discusses America’s role in fostering innovation to better the human condition; Admiral James O. Ellis Jr. explains how Americans can best honor veterans’ service to the nation; and Victor Davis Hanson lays out three key economic challenges facing the Trump administration ahead of next year’s midterm elections. Hoover Daily …
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Today, Jim Mattis and Michael Auslin offer 250th birthday wishes to the US Marine Corps; Peter Berkowitz encourages the president and vice president to use their platforms to condemn antisemitism, conspiracy thinking, and bigotry on the American far right; and new content from the Tennenbaum Program for Fact-Based Policy highlights key information …
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Today, Condoleezza Rice delivers the annual Stephen A. Ogden Jr. Memorial Lecture at Brown University, speaking to students about her own early decision to pursue music and then Sovietology, the value of American research universities, and her own career in public service. David L. Leal asks what things would be like if conservatives dominated Amer…
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Today, Condoleezza Rice speaks about a possible return to nuclear detonation testing, the future for Ukraine as it resists Russia’s invasion, and what might happen to Venezuelan dictator and election stealer Nicolas Maduro. Arzan Tarapore writes about the uncertainty surrounding the Quad security partnership and the immense value that informal alli…
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In episode 492, Scott Wilkinson answered a question from listener Andy Z about placement options for his new JMGO N1 Ultra projector in a room he was remodeling to be a dedicated home theater. Now, the project is finished, and the results are impressive! Host: Scott Wilkinson Download or subscribe to Home Theater Geeks at https://twit.tv/shows/home…
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Today, Peter M. Robinson speaks with Supreme Court Associate Justice Amy Coney Barrett about her life, career, and her view of her time on the Supreme Court bench. John H. Cochrane describes how governments can raise revenue efficiently with as little distortion as possible. And Steven J. Davis speaks to a researcher working to find out why some hi…
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Today, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis spoke with Condoleezza Rice and Hoover fellows about policy matters and hosted a public discussion where he argued the proof his governing style is working can be seen in how quickly Florida is growing. Larry Diamond warns of a continuing slide in democratic norms in America this year. And Victor Davis Hanson cr…
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In this episode of The Front Row Podcast, we sit down with Tayloe Stansbury, CEO of Kaleidescape, to talk about the changing landscape of cinema and home entertainment. Tayloe isn’t just the company’s CEO, he’s also a longtime Kaleidescape customer and fellow enthusiast with a background in both technology and the film industry. We discuss how the …
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Today, Michael McFaul argues our fight against autocratic regimes abroad will be more successful if we boost our democratic system and freedoms at home. Rishi Sunak cautions readers not to see a recent trade détente between China and the US as a return of the previous free trade orthodoxy. And Justice Anthony Kennedy visits Hoover and participates …
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This Friday, John Cochrane argues that true central bank independence should mean a narrow focus on price stability and employment; Andrew Roberts speaks with Frank Dikötter about the dark psychological dynamics and structural weaknesses within modern dictatorships; and Rose Gottemoeller highlights an opportunity for the United States and Russia to…
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Today, Elizabeth Economy provides context for recent US-China negotiations on trade and fentanyl mitigation; Matthew Pottinger asks if President Trump and his team are “getting played” on technology exports in their negotiations with Xi Jinping; and Stephen Kotkin speaks with Dan Wang about the latter’s new bestseller on China’s engineering-influen…
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John Hunter asks about using high-end TVs as computer monitors. It's certainly possible, but there are several considerations to keep in mind. Scott Wilkinson explains. Host: Scott Wilkinson Download or subscribe to Home Theater Geeks at https://twit.tv/shows/home-theater-geeks Want access to the ad-free video and exclusive features? Become a membe…
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Today, a new episode of GoodFellows features Michael McFaul in a discussion of his new book on today’s international order; the Stanford Report explores how a new Hoover fellowship seeks to bridge geographical and political divides in American life; and Michael McConnell reviews his colleague Jonathan Gienapp’s recent book critiquing constitutional…
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In this episode, AIAP photographers discuss how to start and run a successful architectural photography business. AIAP Director Alan Blakely leads the discussion that outlines the checklist of best business practices that help to create a successful business foundation. You'll learn the step-by-step process required to start a successful photograph…
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Today, H.R. McMaster previews an issue President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are likely to discuss when they meet in South Korea later this week. Niall Ferguson explores how the US and China are using their economic “chokepoints” to gain leverage over one another in trade and security discussions. And Belgium’s Princess Astrid and Minist…
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Today, the Stanford Report speaks with Amy Zegart about her career as a scholar of America’s spy agencies and national security; Paola Sapienza argues that America has benefited greatly from immigration and should not pursue policies that will undermine this advantage; and John Cochrane offers a glimpse into the real-world impact of current tariff …
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This Friday, former Mongolian president Elbegdorj Tsakhia explains why standing up to authoritarian regimes is not a futile endeavor; Lanhee Chen offers alternative policies to price controls that could help lower Americans’ prescription drug prices; and Michael McFaul reflects on the intellectual challenges and civic aspirations behind the writing…
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Today, Condoleezza Rice and other Hoover scholars share policy insights and career advice with visiting student advocates for school choice; Elizabeth Economy argues that an “America First” approach is keeping the White House from crafting a coherent strategy toward China; and Lee Ohanian reviews ongoing governance and policy challenges in Los Ange…
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Tron: Ares is the third installment in the Tron franchise from Disney, which spans over 40 years. Scott Wilkinson saw it in IMAX 3D and gives his review here. Is it worth $25 or more to see it in IMAX? Host: Scott Wilkinson Download or subscribe to Home Theater Geeks at https://twit.tv/shows/home-theater-geeks Want access to the ad-free video and e…
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Today, Thomas Sowell and Peter M. Robinson discuss Sowell’s education and upbringing, which inform what Sowell says are profound shortcomings in the modern K–12 school system. Thomas Dee’s research is transformed into a new video about the causes and costs of chronic school absenteeism. And Matt Pottinger argues Trump is successfully resisting the …
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Today, Thomas Sowell recounts moments in his life that helped shape him into one of the most impactful intellectuals in American history; Condoleezza Rice joins Guy Benson for a discussion of Thomas Sowell’s legacy, the Gaza cease-fire deal, and college athletics; Ilya Shapiro speaks with Eugene Volokh and Jane Bambauer about ideological challenges…
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This week on The Front Row Podcast, we’re joined by Rob Brennan, Technical Account Manager at Epson, and someone who’s been around long enough to see just about every shift in display technology. We sit down to talk about HDR - what it is, why it matters, and why it can be such a mixed bag on projectors. If you’ve ever looked at HDR on a projector …
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Send us a text Get ready to feel empowered through food! Oncology dietitian Rachel O’Connor joins the show to share how good nutrition can help you stay strong, manage treatment side effects, and cut through the confusion about cancer and diet. It’s an inspiring, science-backed conversation about fueling your body and taking charge of your health d…
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Today, Eric Hanushek argues that blaming the COVID-19 pandemic for declining student achievement misses longer-term trends in education outcomes; Russell Berman joins the GoodFellows to discuss the Gaza cease-fire and broader currents in Middle East geopolitics; and Dr. Francisco Sagasti, former president of Peru, speaks with H.R. McMaster about Pe…
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This Friday, Terry Anderson and Holly Fretwell argue that an accurate history of national parks in the United States would acknowledge, rather than minimize, the dislocation of Native American tribes; Mike Kuiken and Michael Schiffer caution against underestimating China’s progress and potential in robotics; and John Cochrane distills many years of…
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In the 11th episode of “Listen, Mental Health Matters,” Brian Giebink, HDR’s behavioral and mental health practice lead, visits Cincinnati Children’s Hospital to explore how it's leading the way in pediatric mental and behavioral health. Division Director for Behavioral Medicine and Clinical Psychology Dr. Avni Modi and Interim Division Director of…
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Today, we preview next week’s celebration of the Thomas Sowell legacy; Drew Endy discusses the state of US-China competition in biotechnology research and innovation; and a recent Hoover wargaming event offers critical insights into how artificial intelligence could shape events during plausible US-China crisis scenarios. Hoover Daily Report | Octo…
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Listener Daniel bought a $150 turntable/CD player to listen to some records by his friend's band, but the sound was terrible. He would like some recommendations for a not-terribly-expensive turntable that sounds decent, and Scott Wilkinson has some. Host: Scott Wilkinson Download or subscribe to Home Theater Geeks at https://twit.tv/shows/home-thea…
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Today, Hoover welcomes Nand Mulchandani, former inaugural chief technology officer of the Central Intelligence Agency, as a visiting fellow; Larry Diamond analyzes the state of democracy around the world and how modern communications technologies are impacting attention spans as well as electorates; and Steven J. Davis speaks with Federal Reserve B…
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Today, Philip Zelikow deconstructs the history of laws and principles that have brought the Trump administration’s trade agenda into a collision course with the Supreme Court. John H. Cochrane ties the fiscal discipline demonstrated by Switzerland to its very low inflation numbers. And three of Hoover’s most prominent historians debate how America …
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Today, H.R. McMaster argues that awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to a Venezuelan opposition leader gives the United States an opportunity to push back against autocrats across Latin America; Jay Bhattacharya joins Jon Hartley to discuss his philosophy for running the National Institutes of Health; and Peter Berkowitz highlights the role of the liber…
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This Friday, Condoleezza Rice and Hillary Clinton joined CBS News for an in-depth discussion on the challenges and opportunities presented by the Trump administration’s Israel-Hamas peace deal; Elizabeth Economy offers a succinct analysis of the significance of two upcoming meetings between President Trump and China’s Xi Jinping; and Tom Church and…
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Listen as an elite group of AIAP Architectural Photographers share their experience about how to create a successful and profitable photoshoot. Learn how to put together a successful shoot, from initial contact to the delivery of final images. These veteran photographers share their knowledge regarding the entire business process of a commercial ar…
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Today, Steven J. Davis provides a comprehensive economic analysis of the Trump administration’s trade policies; the Hoover Institution invites you to a celebration of Thomas Sowell’s remarkable intellectual and public policy impact; and Michael McFaul explains the motivations behind his forthcoming book, Autocrats vs. Democrats. Hoover Daily Report…
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Victor Pavy sent in the shortest listener question we've ever received! He wants to know Scott Wilkinson's opinion of the new Dolby Vision 2 HDR format, which was just announced at the IFA 2025 trade show. Scott was going to talk about anyway, because it's an important upgrade to the already-best HDR format. Host: Scott Wilkinson Download or subscr…
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Today, Hoover’s Bio-Strategies and Leadership Initiative releases a new report on securing biology in an age of new threats; Victor Davis Hanson examines the historical forces behind the rise and decline of the post-WWII international system; and Eugene Volokh testifies before members of the United States Senate on the use of government authority t…
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This Friday, Condoleezza Rice joins the Bold Names podcast from The Wall Street Journal to offer her perspective on the multi-domain geopolitical competition between the United States and China; Dan Wang joins GoodFellows to discuss the argument of his new book Breakneck: China’s Quest to Engineer the Future; and Elizabeth Economy speaks with a lea…
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Today, David R. Henderson discusses a new book analyzing the economic history of the Great Depression; Lee Ohanian and Bill Whalen break down the politics of California’s Proposition 50 ballot measure, which would allow the State Assembly to redraw the state’s congressional districts; and Mike Kuiken warns of America’s dangerous dependence on China…
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