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Jeffrey Tucker interviews Allen Mendenhall, a Ph.D. student at Auburn University, and discusses the role of Austrian Economics in the field of literary criticism. Recorded at the Ludwig von Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on January 27th,

Session on The State, Class and Property. Recorded March 9, 2012, at the Ludwig von Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama. [17:58]

Allen Mendenhall from Faulkner University Law School joins Jeff Deist to break down the hyper-politicized spectacle of the Kavanaugh confirmation hearings. How did the Supreme Court become so wildly powerful, even while rubber-stamping the excesses of the executive and legislative branches? How much longer can America survive having deeply

Mises Institute scholar and Troy University business school Dean Allen Mendenhall is among the leading critics of woke capital. He leads a new initiative against the perverse investment practices demanded by ESG/DEI commissars, and joins Jeff Deist to discuss both the origins of “stakeholder” capitalism and what we can do to push back against

The Henry Hazlitt Memorial Lecture, sponsored by Harvey and Mei Allison. Recorded at the 2023 Austrian Economics Research Conference hosted at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, March 16–18, 2023. The Austrian Economics Research Conference is the international, interdisciplinary meeting of the Austrian School, bringing together leading

Featuring Will Blakely, Bryan Dawson, Allen Mendenhall, and Michael Rectenwald. Recorded in Birmingham, Alabama on April 22, 2023. From the Mises Institute’s recent event in Birmingham, Alabama dedicated to the global threat of “The Great

Recorded in Birmingham, Alabama on April 22, 2023. From the Mises Institute’s recent event in Birmingham, Alabama dedicated to the global threat of “The Great Reset”.

Having branched to our first novel with  All Quiet on the Western Front , the Human Action Podcast begs your indulgence for one of the works of 20th century British satire.  Lucky Jim  is the late Kingsley Amis’s seminal send-up of campus life, and it’s among your host’s favorite books. The book takes place in 1951, and England is trying but

Allen Mendenhall  joins the show to expand last week’s discussion on the intellectual state of America. Are we living in a decidedly anti-intellectual age, or has America always been predisposed toward doers over thinkers? Have Americans simply stopped reading books? Have we lost our ability to think deeply, due to the constant distractions of the

The Supreme Court is hopelessly politicized, far too powerful, and relentlessly hostile to liberty. Our legal expert Allen Mendenhall joins Jeff Deist to discuss the liberal and illiberal aspects of nominee Brett Kavanaugh’s record, the limits of originalism, and the intractable reasons why changing the makeup of the Court won’t save us from a