Media and Culture
Tom Woods: How Mises Changed My Life
Recorded at Mises University 2015, Tom discusses the impact that Mises has had on his life, his time as a summer fellow at the Mises Institute, and
Valiant Hearts: The Great War
Valiant Hearts is the rare game that combines engaging gameplay with a compelling narrative and a strongly anti-war message.
How Mises Changed My Life
Includes comments and an introduction by Jeff Deist. Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 25 July 2015.
Jurassic World: Don’t Blame It On The Market
Jurassic World is the latest film to portray deadly disasters supposedly caused by profit-seeking run amok. But would the private sector really produce a super-smart dinosaur that is likely to eat many of the customers?
The Pope Should Listen to Tom Woods
Tom Woods’s book The Church and the Market revolutionized the economics debate among Catholics, and it explained how religion cannot replace economic science any more than it can replace physics. Understanding reality, and how to seek religious ends within it, depends on good science.
Soft Tyranny in Albuquerque: The Politics of Better Call Saul!
Better Call Saul, a spinoff of mega-hit Breaking Bad, explores the many ways that government spies on us to control and ruin our lives. In response, many turn to making a living through less-than-honest means because so few options are left to them.
14 Years with the LvMI: An Interview with Dr. Mark Thornton
Mark Thornton is interviewed by Phil Pepin on The Pursuit of Freedom radio show
Stop the Violence– Here’s How
Mark Thornton and host Albert Lu discuss the recent violence and in cities such as Ferguson or Balti
Homer Economicus Hits the Bigtime
Homer Economicus is the subject of a question on the TV show "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?"