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the memory palace - Episode 40 (Crazy Bet)
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Cato Daily Podcast - Peter Orszag’s Plea for Less Democracy
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Cato Daily Podcast - Tax Hikes, Medicare and the Super Committee
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Cato Daily Podcast - Unions Speak More Freely Since Citizens United
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Cato Daily Podcast - The Buffett Rule Won’t Work
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Start the Week - Simon Jenkins’ History of England, and the National Poet of Wales, Gillian Clarke
Andrew Marr discusses the work of the 'Godfather' of new music Pierre Boulez. The French pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard explains the joy of his compositions, which are in a state of permanent revolution. The writer Peter Conrad pits Verdi against Wagner to ask whether it's possible to love both composers, or does taste, nationality and ideology still get in the way. With a very English temperament Simon Jenkins romps through the history of England in a bid to answer why the nation lost America, avoided a French revolution and gradually lost its world supremacy. And the Welsh National Poet, Gillian Clarke, talks about her country's literary heritage.
Producer: Katy Hickman.
The History of Rome - 152- The Storm Before the Storm
In 375 the Huns exploded into Gothic territory, sending refugees fleeing for the saftey of the Roman Empire.
Cato Daily Podcast - Elizabeth Warren’s ‘Big Hunk’ of Political Obligation
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Cato Daily Podcast - Do Prosecutors Have Excessive Immunity?
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