The Ricochet Podcast
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Podcasts:
It's an all-author podcast as our friends Andrew Klavan and C.J. Box stop by to discuss and dissect Weiner, politics of both New York City and Wyoming, James' close encounter with a radio legend, and Rob defends coarsening of the culture.
This week on the podcast, Ricochet contributor Matt Hennessey on that Rolling Stone cover, religion in daily life, living in a bubble with four kids, and why he shouldn't be driving. Then, SCTV legend (and stealth Ricochet member) Joe Flaherty stops by to reminisce about his early days at Second CIty, how he got on SCTV, and how and became a conservative. Also, the problem with contributors not contributing enough, and some straight talk on immigration.
City Journal editor Brian Anderson on the state of California, immigration, the Zimmerman trial, the worst President ever, and..coffee!
Fouad Ajami on Egypt's political struggles and WSJLive's Mary Kissel on The Zimmerman trial and immigration reform.
The return of Peter Robinson, SCOTUS on gay marriage, giving up too many rights, immigration, technical difficulties, Mad Men, and more.
Ricochet Podcast #1 with aw professor and former Justice Department lawyer John C. Yoo join Ricochet hosts Rob Long, Peter Robinson, and Mark Steyn to discuss the State of the Union Address, Obama's decline, and what it's like to guest host for Rush. Then, Ricochet Podcast #70 with the late great Andrew Breitbart.
NR Editor and author of "Lincoln Unbound: How an Ambitious Young Railsplitter Saved the American Dream--and How We Can Do It Again" join to discuss his new book and NSA, IRS, and a host of other 3 letter acronyms.
Michael Barone on the scandals and their political implications, Claire Berlinski on the troubles in Turkey. Lileks on "Star Trek: Into Darkness."
Ricochet 2.0. Jennifer Rubin on Bachmann, the scandals, and immigration. Jim Pethokoukis on Apple's taxes, reining in the federal budget, and a flat tax.
Scandals, Hispanics and GOP, the IRS, and Lileks v. Buzzfeed.
Scandals, Rick Perry on the continuing Texas miracle, Kevin Williamson on the IRS scandal, theatrical fisticuffs, and his new book The End Is Near and It’s Going To Be Awesome: How Going Broke Will Leave America Richer, Happier, and More Secure.
This week, The Washington Examiner's Byron York on Benghazi and immigration, Rob assails the lickspittle press, Peter orders some unmentionables online, and James keeps the whole show on track. Normal week.
Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich stops by to discuss disruptive technology, rails against big government, the future of education, how to get the the Congress to promote entrepreneurs. and of course, where the party goes from here. Then, National Review's Bob Costa on the Ted Cruz contretemps and why he is probably running for president, al a whole host of other inside info from Capitol Hill. Also, Peter Robinson's tattoo and James Lileks' spell checker. Or lack of one.
RNC Chairman Reince Priebus joins to talk about how we might actually win something once in a while. Then, the hosts respond to your posts on immigration, and of course, gay marriage.
Boston, Mollie Hemingway on the media and the Gosnell trial and Andy McCarthy on Boston, the investigation, and what comes next. Also, what happens if the perp is right wing, the Thatcher funeral, and high fives all around.
