This week, we have a diverse range of topics on our show, including the challenges faced by venture capitalists in navigating red tape, the barriers to electric vehicle adoption, and the issue of Americans sleeping on the job. We also explore the potential for a vaccine for chlamydia and delve into political bias at National Public Radio. Our guest this week is Alexander Hammond, author of Heroes of Progress: 65 People Who Changed the World. We discuss the lives of influential figures such as Johannes Gutenberg, James Madison, Frederick Douglass, and Norman Borlaug who have made significant contributions to improving the lives of millions.
In recent episodes, we have tackled topics such as censorship by proxy, online trends, gig work, payment for organs, defending election integrity, free markets, federal tech, federalism, and understanding AI. Next week, we are excited to have Kendall Cotton on our show as he shares his insights as president of the Frontier Institute. Don’t miss out on these fascinating discussions!
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