America’s Secret Justice System (E202)
Former DOJ prosecutor Brendan Ballou explains how forced arbitration quietly created a massive private justice system that increasingly shields corporations from public accountability. Guest Bio: Bre...
26 Mai 40min
The Real Estate Boom Is Over…Here’s What Happens Next (E201)
Real estate investor and Marine veteran Tim Street joins El Podcast to discuss the frozen housing market, rising property taxes, Airbnb investing, real estate commissions, and whether homeowners shoul...
22 Mai 1h 2min
Is Western Culture Turning Against Wokeism? (E200)
A wide-ranging conversation with Eric Kaufmann about the origins of woke culture, institutional capture, generational shifts, social media, AI, and the future of progressive politics. Guest Bio Eric ...
19 Mai 1h 7min
How the Economy Became Rigged Against Young People (E199)
Investment manager Paul Musson argues that modern monetary policy, housing inflation, and financialization have rigged the economy against younger generations and productive capitalism.” Guest Bio: P...
17 Mai 58min
Where Foreign Aid Money Really Goes | World Bank Economist Explains (E198)
Former World Bank economist Dr. Emily Brearley says billions in foreign aid have been wasted by corrupt NGOs, bloated bureaucracies, and elites disconnected from the people they claim to help. Guest B...
12 Mai 1h 11min
Universities Are Creating a New Dark Age | Lord Nigel Biggar (E197)
A top Oxford professor and member of the House of Lords warns that universities are abandoning truth for ideology—and explains why that could push society into a new “dark age.” 👤 GUEST BIO Nigel Big...
6 Mai 58min
Why Americans Don’t Trust the Media Anymore (And It’s Worse Than You Think) - E196
A wide-ranging conversation on the collapse of trust in legacy media, the economics driving bias and clickbait, and whether journalism can survive the internet and AI era with Drew Holden. 👤 Guest B...
28 Apr 1h 9min
Society Is Being Feminized: Here’s What That Means (E195)
Dr. Cory J. Clark breaks down how the rise of women in academia may be reshaping institutions—shifting priorities from merit and competition toward equity, harm avoidance, and social dynamics. Guest B...
21 Apr 1h 15min
