The Battle of the Ironclads, Part 5: Iron versus Iron
Chris Calton details the first ever battle between two ironclad warships.
Chris Calton details the first ever battle between two ironclad warships.
Defense attorneys Kyle Clark and Andrew George shed light on the legal procedures, tactics, and tricks that can send physicians to federal prison.
Bob Murphy and Dave Smith discuss the theory and practice of comedy, Dave’s discovery of Austrian economics, Mises.org, and more.
Chris Calton details the incredible process of constructing the technological marvel The Monitor.
Dr. Milton Packer traces the history of the American medical school from its humble beginnings to its present day turmoils.
Billions of healthcare dollars hinge on theories from a field of human inquiry that combines the precision of mathematics with the accuracy of astrology. Michel Accad and Anish Koka interview Dr. Michael Acree, a data scientist and a teacher of statistical science.
Gene Epstein and Bob Murphy cover a variety of topics, including how Gene's reading of Rothbard’s Man, Economy, and State lead him to become a free-market libertarian.
Chris Calton details the incredible life of the Swedish engineer who created the Union's first iron warship.
Jeff Deist and Dr. Joe Salerno examine Ludwig von Mises's views on nationalism and immigration.
Bob provides an introductory framework on how to analyze the economics of immigration.
The ironclad CSS Virginia ushers in a new age of naval warfare.
Michel Accad and Anish Koka discuss the “Less-Is-More” movement with Dr. Lisa Rosenbaum, one of the best medical writers of our generation.
Jeff Deist and Stephan Livera discuss money in an era of crazed monetary policy.
Is it possible to operate a medical practice outside of the mainstream "insurance-contracted" healthcare system?
The Confederates begin their strategy to combat the superior Union Navy by creating a new technologically superior warship.
Is our inability to articulate what "health" is precisely the reason for our insanely dysfunctional healthcare systems?
Daniel Lacalle and Jeff Deist discuss the absurd reactions to the Fed's tiny interest rate hikes.
In this 90-minute 1981 lecture, Walter Block discusses the importance of allowing private markets — and not government planners — to decide how land and housing is used by those who buy, sell, and rent it.