Colin Dueck sits down with one of the GOP’s youngest foreign policy stars for a frank discussion of national security in the age of Trump.

From the Thirty Years’ War to the Third Reich, Christopher Clark’s new book looks at German history through a temporal lens.

Can science settle fundamental moral disputes? James Davison Hunter and Paul Nedelisky say nay, and they join Richard Aldous on the podcast to discuss.

Hal Brands joins Richard Aldous to discuss tragedy’s lessons for statecraft and diplomacy, from Versailles to the present day.

The podcast returns for 2019 as Richard Aldous hosts Andrew Roberts to discuss his definitive new biography of Winston Churchill.

In this special end-of-year episode, TAI staff and contributors speak with Richard Aldous about the best books they read in 2018.

How can fragile democracies undo their legacy of violence and find a path to security? Rachel Kleinfeld joins Richard Aldous on the podcast to discuss.

What do we talk about when we talk about liberalism? Helena Rosenblatt discusses her new intellectual history of the word and the idea.

Have decentralizing reforms actually made democracies less accountable to the people? Just after the midterms, Yale’s Ian Shapiro joins the podcast to discuss.

Oren Cass joins the podcast to discuss his new book on what ails our labor market, and how to fix it.