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The American Idea
Ashbrook Center
The Nations of Canada
Greg Koabel
Toute l'actualité en temps réel avec Europe 1
Europe 1
Don't Kill the Messenger with Movie Strategist Kevin Goetz
Kevin Goetz
American Campus Podcast
Lauren Lassabe Shepherd
Veterans Chronicles
Radio America
Prometheus Lens
Justin Brown
American Hauntings Podcast
Cody Beck and Troy Taylor
MovarekhPodcast احمدهاشمی
احمد هاشمی
Behind The Song: Classic Rock Chronicles
Gamut Podcast Network
Pattern Break
Adrian Walsh
Yo documental
Uveobe
Khmer Voices
Vanny Whitchelo
Deep Blue Sea - The Podcast
Movies, Films and Flix
Eschatology Matters
Eschatology Matters
Shoulder Roll Virtual Boxing
Gregory Abdur-Rasheed
Stuff You Missed in History Class
iHeartPodcasts
The Backroads Bill Podcast
North Bay Echo
Cosmic Peach
Julia Hamilton
Storia&Cultura
PierJC
RTL Stories
RTL
Working Class History
Working Class History
The Vince Everett Ellison Show
Media Squatch
Elvis Duran and the Morning Show ON DEMAND
Elvis Duran Podcast Network and iHeartPodcasts
Black Deth 101 Podcast: Black Film, Blaxploitation, Exploitation Movies, 1970s Film History, Soul
Nubius Black and Johnny Deth
Non spegnere la luce
Michele D'Innella e Giacomo Giaquinto
Tarikh Be Revayat e Movarekh | پادکست تاریخ به روایت مورخ
PersianBMS
پادکست صدای تاریخ
booktime
Daily Sports History
Ethan Reese
Geschichten aus der Mathematik
detektor.fm – Das Podcast-Radio
What The If?
Philip Shane
A História repete-se
Margarida de Magalhães Ramalho e Lourenço Pereira Coutinho
History of the Second World War
Wesley Livesay
Crimepod Puerto Rico
Armando Torres
Composers Datebook
American Public Media
Morning Cup of Murder
Morning Cup of Murder
Bag om København
Københavns Biblioteker
History
Ashbrook Center
The ideals, values, and aspirations in the Declaration of Independence aren’t just the words of an old document - they’re a statement of political and public faith in how we should see one another and how we should condu...
Our 4th Amendment rights to privacy, in various forms, has its origins before the Declaration of Independence, and is at the foundation of Americans’ understanding of natural rights. In this episode, Dr. Cara Rogers-Stev...
Adam Smith’s “Wealth of Nations” was published in 1776, shortly before America’s Declaration of Independence. Smith famously described an “invisible hand” at work behind markets and exchanges, but what did he really mean...
Niccolo Machiavelli, is usually cast as something of a villain for supposedly promoting cut-throat politics. Regarded as the father of modern political theory and science, however, among his many ideas was that when regi...
Religious liberty is at the foundation of the American Idea - but how was it understood and protected at America’s Founding, and how what does this fundamental right look like today? Jeff and Dr. Vincent Phillip Munoz, o...
The United States Supreme Court handed down its decision on Louisiana v. Callais in early May, and it’s impossible to understand this 6-3 ruling without having some background knowledge of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 a...
School choice has moved to the forefront of national conversations and debates most notably since COVID; however the ‘educational choice’ movement is not new in America at all.Jeff is joined by Shaka Mitchell, Senior Fel...
What’s taught in British schools about the American Revolution? How are Americans’ motivations during the Founding understood by our ‘cousins’ on the other side of the Atlantic? Jeff discusses the fascinating history of ...
The Abolition and Civil Rights movements are often presented as solutions to the failures of the American Founding, or replacements for its ideas. The relationship between the core ideas of America, as asserted in the De...
Abraham Lincoln once asserted that all of his political philosophy was rooted in the Declaration of Independence. Other presidents have spoken positively about our founding document, and some have disparaged the ideas pr...
This episode examines the constitutional principle of separation of powers: what it is, why the American founders considered it essential to liberty, and how it works in practice through checks and balances. The conversa...
Jeff is joined by Palantir Technologies Development Strategist and author Madeline Hart to discuss her book, co-authored with Palantir’s CTO, about what’s wrong with America’s military industrial base, how we got here, a...
The First Amendment’s free speech clause is meant to protect Americans against government abridgment of free expression. How does this apply to social media companies when they are subjected to both formal and informal p...
What are natural rights, and why, without them, are the ideas in the Declaration of Independence empty without them?Americans talk a lot about rights, but natural rights are the foundation of them all, and all the Declar...
What is a financial bubble, and what are its causes? What are the political, as well as economic, impacts of these events? Jeff welcomes investment capital expert Aman Verjee to discuss these events, and the role they’ve...
Historian David Beito joins Jeff this week to discuss the dark side of FDR: a seeming disregard for constitutional process and a lack of respect for the fundamental freedoms protected by the Bill of Rights. Long lauded a...
When we think of the American Revolution, we usually consider the ideas and animated the patriots and those leaders who organized and directed the war. Largely forgotten in all of this is a simple question: how was it al...
The Anti-Federalists are often overlooked in the story of America's founding, but their arguments helped shape the Constitution we live under today. In this episode of The American Idea, host Jeff Sikkenga sits down with...
James Madison was one of the two primary authors of The Federalist. What ideas did he promote through his essays? Where did he disagree with the points he argued? As we consider the American Founding and try to understan...
The Federalist, or more broadly known as the Federalist Papers, is looked on as the definitive defense of the Constitution as written in 1787, and by that, a clear explanation of its contents and rationale. Whether it’s ...
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