Episodes: 28
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Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
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Richard A. Epstein - Law professor, legal scholar, author, and public policy commentator known for work on constitutional law, property, torts, antitrust, and economic regulation. He is the Laurence A. Tisch Professor ...
Charles C. W. Cooke - Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, Homer, Moral Themes, Aesthetics, Virtue, And The Relationship Between Formal Legal Reasoning And Ordinary Moral Intuition.
Charles C. W. Cooke - The Supreme Court's Roundup V. Monsanto Decision, Federal Preemption, Product Liability, Regulatory Judgments, And The Limits Of State-law Warning-label Litigation.
Can Trump Still Win the War With Iran?
August 24, 2026
Richard Epstein takes a look at Trump’s war with Iran and a strategy Epstein sees as dangerously muddled. From the Strait of Hormuz and soaring geopolitical stakes to Trump’s faith in dealmaking, Epstein argues that half-measures have turned a potentially decisive conflict into a grinding war of attrition—with consequences that could reshape America’s alliances and the global balance of power.
Will a Mega-Merger Save or Destroy Hollywood?
August 20, 2026
Richard Epstein unpacks the antitrust battle over the proposed Paramount Skydance–Warner Bros. Discovery merger—and what it reveals about the changing economics of Hollywood. From AI and labor unrest to regulatory overreach and interstate competition, Epstein argues that the industry’s real threat isn’t consolidation but rapid technological and economic disruption, making the case that blocking the deal could do more harm than good.
Zeus's Law: What The Odyssey Gets Right—and Wrong
August 10, 2026
Richard Epstein and Charles C. W. Cooke discuss Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey—its departures from Homer, its moral themes, and its spectacular scale. They also explore aesthetics, virtue, Greek and Roman law, and the relationship between ordinary moral intuition and formal legal reasoning.
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