A New Hope?
An Interview with William Kristol
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The well-known analyst and commentator sees some hope for our political life.
Vol 4, No 3 / July 3, 2018
Amending the Second
An Interview with Bret Stephens
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We spoke with the Pulitzer-winning New York Times columnist about the way forward after Parkland.
Vol 4, No 2 / April 5, 2018
Red Giant
An Interview with Victor Sebestyen
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The story of how Lenin became Lenin forms a major theme in Sebestyen's essential new biography of the man.
Vol 4, No 2 / April 5, 2018
Why the Death of Caesar Never Ended
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Cornell's Barry Strauss, quite literally, wrote the book on the death of Caesar. We spoke with him about Roman politics and contemporary analogies for this week's podcast.
March 15, 2018
Mediterranean Blues
An Interview with Amb. Giulio Terzi
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Italy's former foreign minister speaks candidly about his country's domestic political problems and why Donald Trump is no Silvio Bersluconi.
Vol 4, No 1 / January 4, 2018
Free Trade Is The Ultimate Pro-Worker Position
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If there’s one thing that Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders can agree on, it’s that they don't like free trade. They are both dead wrong.
October 31, 2017
Why Erica Jong Is Right About Everything
Plus American Pastoral, The Sunshine Boys, and more
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Plus American Pastoral, The Sunshine Boys, and more
September 20, 2017
Can Donald Trump pardon himself?
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Greetings, Rostrum readers! Things are getting even more bizarre with Donald Trump.
July 26, 2017
You Should Know Better
An Interview with Tom Nichols
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Respect for expertise seems to be at a historical nadir. How to combat the plague of low information? Tom Nichols has the answer.
Vol 3, No 3 / May 3, 2017
Renaissance Woman
An Interview with Jay Winik
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A major public historian explains why he thinks Catherine the Great is the most interesting of modern leaders.
Vol 3, No 3 / May 3, 2017
