Here’s the podcast of my 40-minute Saturday interview with David Strom on Minneapolis’s WWTC. Self-evaluation: Good performance by me thanks to a sympathetic host.
Here’s the podcast of my 40-minute Saturday interview with David Strom on Minneapolis’s WWTC. Self-evaluation: Good performance by me thanks to a sympathetic host.
May 24 2007
Kevin Grier, guest blogging on Marginal Revolution, makes an argument calculated to offend: In 1957, Venezuela's GDP per capita was 51% of the US, in 2003 it stood at 18.5% of the US. Existing institutions had no credibility with a very large portion of the population and simply could not continue to exist as they had...
May 24 2007
I'm supposed to be interviewed tomorrow on RNN's Real Politics Live with Richard French. Just when I was getting comfortable with radio, I have to adapt to TV! P.S. If they put up a videocast, I'll link to it.
May 24 2007
Here's the podcast of my 40-minute Saturday interview with David Strom on Minneapolis's WWTC. Self-evaluation: Good performance by me thanks to a sympathetic host.
READER COMMENTS
Alex J.
May 24 2007 at 3:06pm
Link is broken.
[Fixed it. Thanks for the alert.–Econlib Ed.]
BravoZulu
May 24 2007 at 10:49pm
Bryan, you were great. Too bad the interviewer wasn’t better….
David Strom
May 25 2007 at 10:45am
Yeah that interviewer guy SUCKED eggs! And what is with the laugh? Every third utterance is a laugh.
If only every host were Rush Limbaugh and Hugh Hewitt and Dennis Prager the world would be a better place.
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Bryan was a great guest and has done as much as anyone to make economics accessible to the masses (present company excluded, Arnold). Keep up the great work!
John Pertz
May 25 2007 at 11:05am
Brian, as a libertarian did you not feel a bit out of place on that modern right wing talk show? What a bizarre marriage that the right has created between its love of war and its love of free markets. How about the hosts ramblings about Strauss? Also, the overtly political paranoia callers were classic. What was up with that one guy talking about marshal law and corporations saying the pledge? If anything that call in show simply reinforced the thesis of your book, those callers were not merely irrational they bordered on psychotic.
David Strom
May 25 2007 at 4:01pm
John is clearly a great and sympathetic listener.
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