Mike Bird, having unwittingly written a book about one of Jonah Goldberg’s greatest intellectual interests, finds himself on The Remnant fielding questions about communism, single taxes, leaseholding, and—most importantly—Henry George.Shownotes:—The Land

Join Jonah Goldberg as he rambles through the recesses of his mind and unpacks a controversial take on the soon-to-be White House ballroom, calls out Donald Trumps blatant corruption, opines on feminism, and wonders in boyish awe at the Louvre heist.Show

Join Jonah Goldberg as he reverts into an intimidated little policy gnome in the presence of Charles Murray, our greatest living social scientist. Jonah and Charles brave the deep waters, inquiring into the existence of God, the reliability of the New Tes

AEI Colleague Week is off with a bang as Jonah Goldberg dives deep with Kori Schake on the interplay between the American military and government. They survey history and current events alike, covering the Whiskey Rebellion, Andrew Jackson’s invasion of F

Jonah Goldberg ruminates on the indictment of John Bolton, G.K. Chestertons beef with Edmund Burke, and thePOLITICOreporton the Young Republicans.Show Notes:Wednesday'sG-FileNick Catoggio on the Young RepublicansThe fight over National Guard d

Father Gregory Pine joins the podcast today, and Jonah Goldberg desperately tries not to offend him while asking his most pressing religious questions about the efficacy of prayer, the salvation of non-Christians, and the rules regarding priestly celibacy

Jonah Goldberg has reluctantly invited notorious media hack Steve Hayesbackon the show to wax lyrical aboutThe Dispatchs 2025 thus far, theSCOTUSblogacquisition, and maintaining ones integrity.Shownotes:2024 Annual State ofThe DispatchSteves

Still recovering from last weeks deep dive into Burke and Berlin, Jonah Goldberg flexes his political muscles, traipsing across the Gaza deal, free speech in Britain, the Letitia James indictment, departmentalism, and the squalor of American politics.Sho

Jonah Goldberg talks to University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill professor Molly Worthen about her recent book,Spellbound, as they trace the history of charismanot to be confused with charmthrough 400 years of American history.Show Notes:Mollys

Jonah Goldberg has convincedDispatchcontributing writer Jay Nordlingerto take a break from swanning about Europe to sit and chew over the great issues of our day. They discuss the two-year anniversary of Hamas October 7 attacks, the Nobel Peace Prize,