Libertarians talk Psychology

Here is a brief description of famous economist theories, from Milton Friedman to Karl Marx. This is a re-broadcast of an episode from November 2020.audio edited by: http://JayPrescott.comFollow Us:Yo...

21 Apr 202233min

Julie explains the psychology of Carl Jung's concept--the "Shadow." We look at this concept from the perspectives of an individual, group, and society. How do we know if someone is repressing or suppr...

19 Apr 202222min

A Harvard Professor thinks Milton Friedman was wrong when he encouraged businesses to maximize shareholder wealth. Our culture changes over time, but Milton was still right!audio edited by: http://Jay...

14 Apr 202223min

Julie reviews Edgar Schein's classic information about leadership and decision-making. Mike and Julie discuss and rank the six methods for decision-making and how they can result in good or bad outcom...

12 Apr 202227min

Picking the brightest and legally most qualified nominee may not necessarily be the best Supreme Court Justice to select. Diversity in areas such as employment history, financial status, and cultural ...

7 Apr 202222min

Julie discusses factors in normal mental health that are currently in decline in the United States. We relate those factors to proper functioning in free speech, conflict management, and libertarian i...

5 Apr 202231min

It is easy to apply the nonaggression principle to individuals, but more difficult applied to countries. The principle states that initiating or threatening force against a person or their property is...

1 Apr 202226min

We discuss the elements of the Ukraine- Russia war and how the background regarding NATO expansion has fueled a potentially catastrophic conflict. We look at how the psychology of creative problem-sol...

29 Mar 202226min