The Human Progress Podcast
HumanProgress.org 88 episodes Nov 3, 2026
The Human Progress Podcast is hosted by Marian L. Tupy and Chelsea Follett of HumanProgress.org. It explores ideas and evidence about human progress, including economic growth, well-being, innovation, and global development. Episodes often feature interviews and discussion of the challenges and debates surrounding progress.
Episodes
The Costs of Holding Back AI | Kristian Stout | Ep. 87
Artificial intelligence promises to transform the economy, boost productivity, and expand human capabilities. But fears of mass unemployment, catastrophic risks, and the rapid expansion of data centers are fueling calls for restrictions that could slow AI development and delay those benefits.In this episode of the Human Progress Podcast, Kristian Stout, Director of Innovation Policy at the Interna
Agency and the Making of History | Martin Seligman | Ep. 86
Why do some civilizations flourish while others stagnate? Martin Seligman, a psychologist, author, and founder of the modern positive psychology movement, suggests that the answer may lie not just in institutions or technology, but in what people believe they can achieve.In his latest book, Agency: The Psychological History of Human Progress, Seligman argues that agency, the belief in our ability
The Mental Health Paradox | Jonathan Alpert | Ep. 85
Americans have never been more aware of mental health. Therapy is more accessible, psychiatric diagnoses are more common, and the language of trauma and self-care has entered everyday life. Yet by many measures, mental health in America appears to be worsening.In his new book, Therapy Nation: How America Got Hooked on Therapy and Why It’s Left Us More Anxious and Divided, psychotherapist Jonathan
Growth vs. Redistribution in the Fight Against Poverty | Kevin Corinth | Ep. 84
The United States has spent decades trying to reduce poverty through an expanding social safety net. But how much of the country’s progress against poverty is thanks to that redistribution, and how much has come from economic growth?In a recent paper, American Enterprise Institute senior fellow Kevin Corinth and economist Richard Burkhauser examine nearly a century of American poverty trends. They
How Markets Make Us Better People | Walker Wright | Ep. 83
Our research fellow Chelsea Follett speaks with Walker Wright about the moral character of markets, the relationship between economic freedom and good behavior, the effects of commerce on prejudice and violence, and why buying and selling from one another may help make us better people.
Progress and the Price System | Brian Albrecht | Ep. 82
Our editor Marian Tupy speaks with economist Brian Albrecht about the role of prices in modern prosperity.They discuss why price controls fail, whether scarcity can ever truly disappear, the difference between large companies and monopolies, price discrimination, and the underappreciated ways in which competitive markets enrich our lives.Dr. Brian C. Albrecht is the chief economist at the Internat
The Myth of American Decline | Michael Strain | Ep. 81
Our managing editor Chelsea Follett speaks with economist Michael Strain about the myth of American decline and the dangers of populism. They discuss the rise of populism on the left and right, the evidence that American living standards have improved, why inequality does not explain today’s political discontent, and how policies built on a false diagnosis of national failure could undermine the p
Rethinking the Gilded Age | Brian Domitrovic | Ep. 80
The Gilded Age has become one of the most common analogies for our own time, invoked as shorthand for economic inequality and political corruption. But that comparison misses much of what made the period extraordinary. After the Civil War, the United States experienced an incredible period of economic growth that completely transformed American life and landscapes.In this episode of The Human Prog
The System That Feeds Us | Jan Dutkiewicz | Ep. 79
The industrial food system is often treated as a symbol of everything people distrust about modernity: too processed, too corporate, too artificial, and too detached from land and labor.That critique obscures one of the greatest achievements in human history: modern food production has made food cheaper, safer, more abundant, and more varied than ever before.In this episode of The Human Progress P
What Climate Science Really Says | Roger Pielke Jr. | Ep. 78
Roger Pielke Jr. joins Marian Tupy to discuss the latest climate research and how to think clearly about climate change.
America's Turn Against Markets | Samuel Gregg | Ep. 77
Samuel Gregg joins Chelsea Follett to discuss the rise of a more interventionist economic consensus and the case for markets in modern America.Check out his book, The Next American Economy: Nation, State, and Markets in an Uncertain World.
Meaning and Morality in the Modern Age | Steven Pinker | Ep. 76
Steven Pinker joins Marian Tupy to discuss the so-called "crisis of meaning," the decline of religion, and what can give life purpose in a modern, largely secular world.
Discontent in the Age of Plenty | Brink Lindsey | Ep. 75
Our editor Marian Tupy speaks with writer and policy scholar Brink Lindsey about his new book The Permanent Problem: The Uncertain Transition from Mass Plenty to Mass Flourishing.They discuss why material abundance produces dissatisfaction, the decline of marriage and community, bureaucratic stagnation, and the cultural and institutional innovations needed to produce mass satisfaction without scar
Environmentalism Without Degrowth | Zion Lights | Ep. 74
Environmentalists often claim that solving climate change requires scarcity: less energy, less consumption, and less economic growth.Zion Lights, a former radical environmentalist, now argues the opposite—that energy abundance is necessary for both thriving human societies and environmental protection. Her latest book, Energy Is Life, tells the story of her journey from Extinction Rebellion activi
The Pattern Behind History's Golden Ages | Johan Norberg | Ep. 73
Johan Norberg examines the conditions that create human flourishing and why golden ages so often come to an end.Buy his book, Peak Human.
The Misdiagnosis of American Mental Health | Chris Ferguson | Ep. 72
Psychologist Chris Ferguson joins Adam Omary to discuss American mental health, cognitive biases, and the dangers of narrative overreach.Buy his book, Catastrophe!: How Psychology Explains Why Good People Make Bad Situations Worse.Read his article on loneliness.
American Poverty Is a Measurement Problem | Scott Winship | Ep. 71
Scott Winship joins Marian Tupy to discuss how bad measurement choices distort the picture of poverty and inequality in the United States.
The New Right Manufactures Misery | Yaron Brook | Ep. 70
Yaron Brook joins Marian Tupy to discuss the pessimistic populism of the New Right.
Milei Midterms: An Update on Argentina | Marcos Falcone | Ep. 69
Policy analyst Marcos Falcone joins Chelsea Follett to discuss Milei’s recent electoral success and the economic reforms he might pursue using this new political leverage.
How Liberty Made Progress Possible | Peter Boettke | Ep. 68
Peter Boettke joins Marian Tupy to examine the institutional foundations of the modern world. Check out his book, The Historical Path to Liberty and Human Progress.
Authoritarian Threats to Campus Free Speech | Sarah McLaughlin | Ep. 67
Sarah McLaughlin joins Chelsea Follett to discuss the rising influence of foreign authoritarian governments on college campuses.Check out her book, Authoritarians in the Academy: How the Internationalization of Higher Education and Borderless Censorship Threaten Free Speech.Please note that we recorded this interview before Kirk’s murder, so he is not mentioned, though we believe that event makes
Growth Comes From Ideas, Not Degrees | Bryan Caplan | Ep. 66
Bryan Caplan joins Marian Tupy to discuss the relationship between formal education and innovation.Check out his book, The Case against Education.
Is Progress Making Us Miserable? | Tim Lomas | Ep. 65
Psychology researcher Tim Lomas joins Chelsea Follett to explore surprising global trends in happiness, meaning, mental health, and more.
The False History of American Capitalism | Donald Boudreaux | Ep. 64
Economist Donald Boudreaux joins Marian Tupy to discuss important misconceptions about American economic history and why it’s crucial to set the record straight.Learn more in his book, The Triumph of Economic Freedom: Debunking the Seven Great Myths of American Capitalism.
Why the West Turned on Itself | Maarten Boudry | Ep. 63
Philosopher and author Maarten Boudry joins Chelsea Follett to examine the cultural and ideological roots of Western anti-Western sentiment.
Progress, Classical Liberalism, and the New Right | Tyler Cowen | Ep. 62
Tyler Cowen joins Marian Tupy to discuss the New Right, the relationship between freedom and progress, and whether classical liberalism is equipped to meet today's political challenges.
Open Societies and Closed Minds | Matt Johnson | Ep. 61
Marian Tupy speaks with writer and political thinker Matt Johnson about historicism, progress, and how tribalism and the “desire for recognition” are testing the foundations of open societies.
Promoting Parenthood in a Free Society | Stephanie Murray | Ep. 60
Stephanie Murray joins Chelsea Follett to discuss discourse around falling birth rates, the tension between pro-natalism and classical liberal values, and how it might be resolved.
An Update on the Trump Tariffs | Scott Lincicome | Ep. 59
Scott Lincicome joins Marian Tupy to discuss how President Trump's trade policies will affect American prosperity, national security, government revenue, and industry.
Global Trade Has Made Us Richer | Daniel Griswold | Ep. 58
Daniel Griswold, the former director of the Cato Institute’s Center for Trade Policy Studies, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss the true legacy of globalization.
The Psychology of Progress | Clay Routledge | Ep. 57
Existential psychologist Clay Routledge joins Chelsea Follett to discuss how Americans think about the future, recent trends in mental health, the alleged "crisis of meaning," and how nostalgia can drive progress.
How Europe Can Return to Growth | Jon Moynihan | Ep. 56
Jon Moynihan, a businessman, author, and life peer, joins Marian Tupy to discuss why economic growth matters and how the UK and other social democracies can avoid financial collapse, economic stagnation, and long-term deterioration in living standards.
Myths About American Inequality | John Early | Ep. 55
John Early, a mathematical economist and adjunct scholar at the Cato Institute, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss popular misconceptions about inequality in the United States and the measurement errors behind them.
The Rise of Wealth Equality in the West | Daniel Waldenström | Ep. 54
Daniel Waldenström, a professor of economics at the Research Institute of Industrial Economics, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss the decline of wealth and income inequality in the Western world.
Digital Technology and the Regulatory State | Jennifer Huddleston | Ep. 53
Jennifer Huddleston, a senior fellow in technology policy at the Cato Institute, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss the benefits of digital technologies as well as how we should think about the risks and problems they pose.
How Nations Escape Poverty | Rainer Zitelmann | Ep. 52
World-renowned historian and sociologist Rainer Zitelmann joins Chelsea Follett to discuss the ideas, attitudes, and policies that allowed Poland and Vietnam to escape poverty.
The Global Rise in Censorship | David Inserra | Ep. 51
David Inserra, a fellow for free expression and technology at the Cato Institute, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss recent attacks on free speech and how censorship can threaten progress.
The Democratization of Investment | Jennifer Schulp | Ep. 50
Jennifer Schulp, the director of financial regulation studies at the Cato Institute’s Center for Monetary and Financial Alternatives, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss how technology and regulation are shaping the future of investment.
Human Work in the Age of Artificial Intelligence | Jay Richards | Ep. 49
Jay Richards, a senior research fellow and center director at The Heritage foundation, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss why robots and artificial intelligence won't lead to widespread unemployment.
Measuring Freedom and Flourishing | Leandro Prados de la Escosura | Ep. 48
Leandro Prados de la Escosura, Emeritus Professor of Economic History at Carlos III University in Spain, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss long term trends in wellbeing, inequality, and freedom.
The New American Energy Landscape | Travis Fisher | Ep. 47
Travis Fisher, the director of energy and environmental policy studies at the Cato Institute, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss recent developments in U.S. energy and environmental policy.
Javier Milei and the Future of Latin America | Daniel Raisbeck | Ep. 46
Daniel Raisbeck, a policy analyst on Latin America at the Cato Institute’s Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss the recent election of Javier Milei and what it means for the future of Argentina and the rest of Latin America.
The Promise of Cryptocurrency | Jack Solowey | Ep. 45
Jack Solowey, a policy analyst at the Cato Institute focusing on financial technology, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss the potential benefits of cryptocurrency and the regulatory challenges it faces.
Reclaiming Our Sci-Fi Future | James Pethokoukis | Ep. 44
James Pethokoukis, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss how we can reignite American optimism and build the sci-fi world we were promised.
Climate activism has a cult problem | Zion Lights | Ep. 43
Climate activism has a cult problem
Unlocking Africa's Potential | David Ansara | Ep. 42
David Ansara, the Chief Executive of the Free Market Foundation, a South African think tank, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss progress and problems in Africa.
David Ansara has been Chief Executive at the FMF since 1 January 2023. He has 15 years’ experience working for think tanks, consultancies and trade associations. David was the Executive Director of the Centre for Risk Analysis (CRA) at the
Anti-Racism vs. True Empowerment | Erec Smith | Ep. 41
Erec Smith, a Professor of Rhetoric and the co-founder of Free Black Thought, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss the problems with critical social justice and how we can pursue true empowerment through classical liberal ideas.
Erec Smith is a Visiting Scholar of Politics and Society for the Cato Institute and an Associate Professor of Rhetoric at York College of Pennsylvania. Although he has eclecti
Small Technologies Can Solve the Planet's Biggest Problems | Todd Myers | Ep. 40
Todd Myers, a director at the Washington Policy Center, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss how technology empowers individuals to protect the environment without the need for top-down government programs.
With more than two decades in environmental policy, Todd Myers’s experience includes work on a range of environmental issues, including climate policy, forest health, old-growth forests, and salmon
The Dangers of ESG | Todd Zywicki | Ep. 39
Professor Todd Zywicki joins Chelsea Follett to discuss environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) and the threat it poses to innovation, economic growth, and democracy.
The Poverty of Slavery | Robert Wright | Ep. 38
Robert Wright, a Senior Fellow at the American Institute for Economic Research, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss the history of slavery and the damage it does to society.
Robert E. Wright is a Senior Research Fellow at the American Institute for Economic Research. He is the (co)author or (co)editor of over two dozen major books, book series, and edited collections, including AIER’s The Best of Th
The Economic Madness of Malthusianism | Stephen Barrows | Ep. 37
The economist Stephen Barrows joins Chelsea Follett to discuss the intellectual history of population economics, the benefits of population growth, and what we can expect from a future of falling fertility.
Stephen Barrows, Chief Operating Officer, Acton Institute.
Prior to his role at the Acton Institute, Dr. Barrows served as the Executive Vice President, Provost and Dean of Faculty
Nuclear Fusion and the Future of Clean Energy | Christopher Barnard | Ep. 36
Chris Barnard, the Vice President of External Affairs at the American Conservation Coalition, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss recent innovations in nuclear energy, the clean energy transition, and how markets can tackle environmental issues.
Christopher Barnard is half-American, half-Belgian, and joined ACC after having spent the first 22 years of his life in Europe. Whilst living
How AI Could Shape the Future | Will Duffield | Ep. 35
Will Duffield joins Chelsea Follett to discuss recent advances in artificial intelligence, how they can improve our lives, and the challenges they may pose.
Will Duffield is a policy analyst in Cato's Center for Representative Government, where he studies speech and internet governance. He's also an expert on a host of related issues in technology policy. Learn more: https://www.cato.org/pe
What Made the Modern World | Stephen Davies | Ep. 34
How did the modern dynamist economy of wealth and opportunity come about? Author and Head of Education at the Institute of Economic Affairs Stephen Davies joins Chelsea Follett to discuss his book "The Wealth Explosion: The Nature and Origins of Modernity."
Deirdre McCloskey: Innovation Begins in Our Minds
Economic historian Deirdre McCloskey speaks to HumanProgress editor Marian Tupy about economics, hierarchy, and how liberal ideas led to the modern world.
Uplifting Workers in Today's America | Scott Lincicome | Ep. 33
Since at least the 2016 U.S. presidential election, policymakers on the right and the left have lamented the plight of the "American Worker" and promised to fix it. Unfortunately the most common "pro-worker" policies today—heavy on government intervention in labor, trade, or other markets—suffer from critical flaws. They overlook the laundry list of current laws and regulations that distort market
Free-Market Conservation and Environmental Optimism | Hannah Downey | Ep. 32
Can Markets Protect Nature? Hannah Downey is the policy director at PERC, helping to bring free market solutions to environmental policy challenges. Her work has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, The Hill, The Salt Lake Tribune, and local papers. She holds degrees in economics and political science from Montana State University.
Learn more: https://www.perc.org/about-us/people/
Twitter: @
Maria Chaplia: An Update on Ukraine | The Human Progress Podcast Ep. 25
Ukrainian lawyer and economist Maria Chaplia joins Chelsea Follett to discuss the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/maria-chaplia-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-25-transcript/
Maria mainly works in the field of trade, lifestyle regulations, and platform economy. Her research and writing have been featured in Daily Mail, The Independent, Financial Times, Der Spi
Build for the Future | Jason Feifer | The Human Progress Podcast Ep. 31
Author and optimist Jason Feifer joins Chelsea Follett to discuss change, why we fear it, and how we can embrace it to build a better future.
Build for Tomorrow on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Build-Tomorrow-Embracing-Adapting-Future-Proofing/dp/059323538X
Jason Feifer is the editor in chief of Entrepreneur magazine and host of the podcast Problem Solvers, which is about entrepreneurs solving un
Nuclear Energy, Space and Humanity's Future | Robert Zubrin | The Human Progress Podcast Ep. 30
Robert Zubrin is an aerospace engineer and the author of several books on space exploration, with a particular focus on Mars. His work has been subject of favorable press coverage in The Economist, The New York Times, The Boston Globe, the London Times, The Washington Post, Fortune Magazine, Newsweek, and many other publications, and he has appeared on the Discovery Channel, CNN, NPR, and the BBC.
Why building is our safest way forward | Gena Gorlin | The Human Progress Podcast Ep. 29
Psychologist Gena Gorlin argues that internalizing the universe's tendency toward death and disorder can help us appreciate what we have and compel us to build a better future.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/gena-gorlin-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-29-transcript/
Read her article: https://progressforum.org/posts/JjiewkPhAYmFzY3KL/death-is-the-default-why-building-is-our-safest-wa
Rosemarie Fike: Women and Progress | The Human Progress Podcast Ep. 28
Rosemarie Fike joins Chelsea Follett to discuss the importance of economic freedom to women's wellbeing.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/rosemarie-fike-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-28-transcript/
Women’s ability to contribute to, and benefit from, market institutions is a topic of vital economic importance. When entire groups of people, like women, are restricted from owning prop
Gret Glyer: An App to Fight Global Poverty? | The Human Progress Podcast Ep. 27
Chelsea Follett speaks to Gret Gyler, the founder and CEO of DonorSee, about his private-sector alternative to the traditional foreign aid model.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/gret-glyer-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-27-transcript/
Gret Glyer is the CEO of DonorSee and has raised more than a million dollars for those in extreme poverty. From 2013 to 2016, Glyer lived with the wo
Dr Kristian Niemietz: Socialism: The Failed Idea That Never Dies | The Human Progress Podcast Ep. 26
Dr. Kristian Niemietz and Marian Tupy discuss socialism, its history of failure, and its recent resurgence in popularity.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/dr-kristian-niemietz-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-26-transcript/
Socialism is strangely impervious to refutation by real-world experience. Over the past hundred years, there have been more than two dozen attempts to build a socia
Axel Kaiser: Political and Economic Changes in Chile | The Human Progress Podcast Ep. 24
Political scientist Axel Kaiser joins Marian Tupy to discuss progress in Chile and the political changes that threaten the country's future.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/axel-kaiser-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-24-transcript/
Axel Kaiser Barents von Hohenhagen is a Chilean-German lawyer, Master in Investments, Commerce and Arbitration, Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy f
Jacob Mchangama: Free Speech from Socrates to Social Media | The Human Progress Podcast Ep. 23
Danish lawyer and author Jacob Mchangama joins Chelsea Follett to discuss the history of free speech and how it protects liberty and democracy.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/jacob-mchangama-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-23-transcript/
Jacob Mchangama is the founder and executive director of Justitia and a visiting fellow at the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education in Was
Isaac Arthur: Next 100 Years of Progress | The Human Progress Podcast Ep. 22
Futurist Isaac Arthur joins Chelsea Follett to discuss humanity's next century.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/isaac-arthur-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-22-transcript/
Challenges & Predictions for the Next 100 Years. Science & Futurism with Isaac Arthur Isaac Arthur is a science communication YouTuber and futurist. He is best known as producer of his YouTube channel
Mark Henry: In Fact: An Optimist’s Guide to Ireland at 100 | The Human Progress Podcast Ep. 21
Psychologist and Author Mark Henry joins Marian Tupy to discuss Ireland's incredible economic transformation.
Mark Henry trained as a psychologist and led the research and strategy functions of Irish technology companies before turning to work in tourism. Having spent two decades telling people all over the world what a great country Ireland is, he is passionate about sharing the incredible
Matt Warner: Development with Dignity | The Human Progress Podcast Ep. 20
Matt Warner, president of Atlas Network, argues that international development works best when it respects human dignity, local knowledge, and self-determination.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/matt-warner-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-20-transcript/
Matt Warner is president of Atlas Network, a nonprofit grantmaking organization committed to supporting local NGOs in more than 90 countri
Vincent Geloso: Fighting Pandemics with Economic Freedom | The Human Progress Podcast Ep.19
Economics Professor Vincent Geloso joins Chelsea Follett to discuss how freedom makes us more resilient to disease.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/vincent-geloso-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-19-transcript/
Vincent Geloso, Senior Fellow of the Fraser Institute, is an Assistant Professor of Economics at George Mason University and earned his Ph.D. from the London School of Economics. Pre
The Evolutionary Advantages of Playing Victim with Cory Clark | The Human Progress Podcast Ep.18
Psychologist Cory Clark joins Chelsea Follett to discuss why people play the victim and the social costs of false victimhood.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/cory-clark-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-18-transcript/
Victimhood is defined in negative terms: “the condition of having been hurt, damaged, or made to suffer.” Yet humans have evolved to empathize with the suffering of others, and
Debunking Woke Oppression Narratives with Wilfred Reilly | The Human Progress Podcast Ep.17
Wilfred Reilly, a political scientist and expert on race relations, joins Chelsea Follett to discuss racism in the United States and debunk woke oppression narratives.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/wilfred-reilly-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-17-transcript/
Wilfred Reilly is an American political scientist. He is an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Kentucky State University.
Madeleine Kearns: Eco-Anxiety and Falling Birth Rates || The Human Progress Podcast Ep.16
British journalist Madeleine Kearns joins Chelsea Follett to discuss misplaced eco-anxiety's effect on birth rates and why some couples feel they need to choose between parenthood and the planet.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/madeleine-kearns-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-16-transcript/
Madeleine Kearns is from Glasgow, Scotland. She is a staff writer at National Review and a contribut
Mustafa Akyol: A liberal vision of Islam || The Human Progress Podcast Ep.15
Cato scholar Mustafa Akyol joins Chelsea Follett to discuss Islam's lost liberal tradition and why Muslims should reform the Sharia.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/mustafa-akyol-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-15-transcript/
Mustafa Akyol is a senior fellow at the Cato Institute’s Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity, where he focuses on the intersection of public policy, Islam
Terence Kealey: Research and development || The Human Progress Podcast Ep.14
British biochemist Terence Kealey joins Marian Tupy to discuss the origins of innovation and how to sustain it into the future.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/terence-kealey-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-14-transcript/
Terence Kealey is a professor of clinical biochemistry at the University of Buckingham in the United Kingdom, where he served as vice chancellor until 2014. L
John Constable: Global warming and energy policy || The Human Progress Podcast Ep.13
Marian Tupy and John Constable discuss energy policy failure in the UK and the problems with the green agenda.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/john-constable-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-13-transcript/
John Constable is a British energy analyst and the GWPF’s energy editor. Amongst his many energy-related publications are The Green Mirage: Why the low carbon economy may be further
Douglas Carswell: Threats to the Enlightenment || The Human Progress Podcast Ep.12
Marian Tupy and Douglas Carswell discuss Brexit, Covid protectionism, and the danger of "Woke" ideology.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/douglas-carswell-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-12-transcript/
Critics of Brexit often characterize it as a pessimistic and protectionist movement. Carswell argues the opposite–that Brexit was a move towards free trade, self-determination, and inter
The State of Africa with Michela Wrong || The Human Progress Podcast Ep. 11
Renowned author and journalist Michela Wrong outlines the problems facing Africa and the reasons to be hopeful about the continent's future.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/michela-wrong-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-11-transcript/
A powerful investigation into a grisly political murder and the authoritarian regime behind it: Do Not Disturb upends the narrative that Rwanda sold th
Rachel Laudan: Cooking in World History || The Human Progress Podcast Ep.10
Rachel Laudan tells the remarkable story of the rise and fall of the world’s great cuisines―from the mastery of grain cooking some twenty thousand years ago, to the present―in this superbly researched book.
Book: https://www.amazon.com/Cuisine-Empire-Cooking-History-California/dp/0520286316
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/rachel-laudan-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-10-transcript/
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Alan Levinovitz: How Faith in Nature's Goodness Leads to Flawed Science || HPP Ep. 9
Dr. Alan Levinovitz illuminates the far-reaching harms of believing that natural means “good,” from misinformation about health choices to justifications for sexism, racism, and flawed economic policies.
Transcript: https://www.humanprogress.org/alan-levinovitz-the-human-progress-podcast-ep-8-transcript/
Book: https://www.amazon.com/Natural-Natures-Goodness-Harmful-Science/dp/0807010871
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