The New Liberal Podcast

A Patreon episode released for free - Rob Mather, CEO of Against Malaria joins the podcast to discuss fighting malaria and effective altruism. If you enjoyed the episode, we ask that you consider donating to Against Malaria Foundation.

An interview with Destiny where we cover politics, gaming, the culture wars and more. Patreon subscribers get access to full interviews which run twice as long. If you like what we do (and want Neoliberal stickers each month) consider supporting us.

Glen Weyl comes on to the podcast to discuss his book "Radical Markets". We talk about how we can overhaul the concept of land ownership, resettle more refugees and more. Patreon subscribers get access to full interviews which run twice as long. If you like what we do (and want Neoliberal stickers each month) consider supporting us.

Matt hosts this episode of the podcast and interviews Zach Graves of the Lincoln Network. They bask in the cynicism DC tech policy: do Congressmen even know how to operate a fax machine? This is why Silicon Valley is going to take us over.

Sam joins Matt and Colin to talk about DNA tests, market solutions to climate change and why Elizabeth Warren's plan just ain't it

Colin, Matt and Jeremiah talk shop about the midterms and play a long round of overrated/underrated.

Matt guests hosts the podcast, and talks Congress with Chris Nehls of The Democracy Fund

Matt and Alan come on the podcast to discuss Bezo's $15/hr power move, and get severely sidetracked

Mark Lutter is the Executive Director of the Center for Innovative Governance Research. He comes on the podcast to discuss what he knows best: Charter Cities.

The Canadian duo - Sam Hammond and Connor Fletcher - join the podcast for a rapid fire RNH on all things Canada

Matt Bruenig comes on the podcast to discuss the intricacies of a social wealth fund for America.

Jeremiah guest hosts the podcast and interviews Niko Fedak, the director of NYC YIMBY.

Paul Rieckhoff comes on the podcast to discuss the politicization of veterans, the VA and issues you never though affected them.

Matt, Jeremiah and Colin have some announcements, talk codetermination and John McCain.

Caleb Watney of R Street comes on to the podcast to discuss autonomous vehicles, drones and more.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ben Shapiro. Name a less iconic duo. I'll wait.

Shoshana Weismann manages social media for the R Street Institute and writes about occupational licensing. She is on the podcast this week to discuss just that, straws and more.

Merit-based immigration decided in the Thunderdome. ICE Air. How many times can we use the wrong podcast name?

Yes, we did it. Three guys, sitting on a couch, shooting the shit loosely about Neoliberalism for an hour. Call it "Pod Save Neoliberalism" or something. Or what is the other one?

Will Wilkinson talks about political partisanship, political identity and why Liberals live in cities.

Dr. Rachael Meager talks about how she became a Neoliberal (kind of) and about Economics Neoliberal problem. I give hints to how this all started.

Sam Hammond of the Niskanen Center talks about cash transfer, polarization and how the welfare state is going to save the free market.

Noah talks about Japan, Macroeconomics, why Twitter is so terrible and how you can win the bracket next year

Scott Sumner talks about why the Nordic countries are actually Neoliberal, why income inequality is a terrible variable and of course, about NGDP targeting.

Sonja Trauss discusses her campaign for the Board of Supervisors in San Francisco, YIMBYism and how her Economics education influenced her political views.

Sam Bowman discusses what Neoliberalism is, how he became one and why you might be on too.