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Week of February 10, 2025
** THE GREAT ANTIDOTE WITH BRAD WILCOX
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Did you know that one of the most common statistics cited regarding relationships in the United States is that 50% of marriages end in divorce? Nobody likes these statistics, but a better question to be asked is how did we get here?
Spend this Valentine's Day with us in the spirit of liberty, by tuning in to the latest episode of The Great Antidote ([link removed]) . In this episode, classical liberal and host Juliette Sellgren ([link removed]) welcomes special guest Brad Wilcox ([link removed]) , Director of the National Marriage Project ([link removed]) , to the show. They also dive into a range of topics, from what marriage looks like in the 21st century to its economic impact and more.
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** SUGGESTED READING
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** LATEST FROM OUR PODCASTS
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Catch up on The Future of Liberty with Gov. Mitch Daniels ([link removed]) by checking our most recent episode featuring Amity Shlaes ([link removed]) , historian and chair of the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation. In this episode, they discuss the New Deal Era and the individuals who shaped it. Don't forget to tune in next week for our next episode with Yuval Levin ([link removed]) .
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What do minimalism and the concept of hoarding have in common? Some claim that they both stem from the desire to cope with uncertainty. Listen in to our latest episode of EconTalk ([link removed]) with host Russ Roberts ([link removed]) as he is joined by author Michael Easter ([link removed]) . These two also discuss the downsides of minimalism and what is really "right" to purchase.
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** TOP PICKS FROM THE LIBERTY FUND NETWORK
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Countering Digital Deception ([link removed]) by Gregory M. Dickinson ([link removed])
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The Age of Trivial Panic ([link removed]) by Brendan Dooley ([link removed])
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Low Water Prices Mean More Damage From LA Fires ([link removed]) by Richard Mckenzie ([link removed])
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The Psychology of Authoritarianism ([link removed]) by Arnold Kling ([link removed])
** A Call To Liberty
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While colonial America may have had friends in Britain, the relationship between the two countries was less than ideal. In the essay by John A. Ragosta ([link removed]) , he claims, "With friends like these, perhaps the war really was inevitable." Read the full essay, part of A Call to Liberty, here ([link removed]) !
You can also check out our lead essay titled Educational Experience and the Challenge to Empire by David Womersley ([link removed]) as well as our two other pamphlet commentary essays by Elizabeth Amato ([link removed]) and Josh Herring ([link removed]) .
A Call to Liberty ([link removed]) is a two-year, 24-part series by Liberty Fund that strives to reawaken interest in and respect for the Declaration of Independence as we approach its 250th anniversary in July of 2026.
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