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Tom Woods: How Mises Changed My Life

Tags: Austrian Economics Overview, Media and Culture

07/31/2015 Thomas E. Woods, Jr. Jeff Deist

Recorded at Mises University 2015, Tom discusses the impact that Mises has had on his life, his time as a summer fellow at the Mises Institute, and

Robert P. Murphy: Cooperation, Enterprise, and Human Action

Tags: Featured Mises Weekends, Austrian Economics Overview, Biographies

07/24/2015 Robert P. Murphy Jeff Deist

Jeff and Bob discuss all things Bob Murphy.

Karl-Friedrich Israel: The ECB Has Failed

Tags: Featured Mises Weekends, The Fed, Global Economy, Money and Banks

07/17/2015 Karl-Friedrich Israel Jeff Deist

Has the ECB failed as miserably in creating price stability?

Tate Fegley: Crime and Punishment in a Libertarian Society

Tags: Featured Mises Weekends, Free Markets, Legal System, The Police State

07/09/2015 Tate Fegley Jeff Deist

Jeff Deist and Tate Fegley discuss law and justice under anarcho-capitalism.

Patrick Barron: The Greek Crisis and the Impossibility of the Euro

Tags: Featured Mises Weekends, Big Government, Booms and Busts, Financial Markets, Global Economy, Money and Banks

07/02/2015 Patrick Barron Jeff Deist

Patrick Barron offers a sobering analysis of what's really at issue in Greece.

Łukasz Dominiak: Culture in Hoppe’s Private Law Society

Tags: Featured Mises Weekends, Political Theory

06/25/2015 Łukasz Dominiak Jeff Deist

Łukasz and Jeff discuss Hoppe, private law, and the role of culture in libertarian theory.

Jonathan Newman: Inflation and Business Cycles

Tags: Booms and Busts, The Entrepreneur, Money and Banks

06/19/2015 Jonathan Newman Jeff Deist

Jonathan teaches some high school students on the subject of inflation.

Louis Rouanet: The French Liberty Tradition

06/05/2015 Louis Rouanet Jeff Deist

Jeff Deist and Louis Rouanet discuss the deep French libertarian tradition.

Joseph Salerno: The War on Cash

Tags: Big Government, Money and Banks

05/29/2015 Joseph T. Salerno Jeff Deist

Joe Salerno discusses why governments—at least modern western governments—have always hated cash transactions.

James Grant: The Forgotten Depression

Tags: Booms and Busts, The Fed, Financial Markets, U.S. History

05/22/2015 James Grant Jeff Deist

James Grant discusses his new book, The Forgotten Depression.

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