Virginia's Newsletter
Virginia Postrel, Joel J Miller, Dean W. BallCommerce, culture, and curiosity
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 158 | Subscribers | Read | vpostrel.substack.com |
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Talking academic politics with Steve Teles: Why universities have few conservative professors, why they need more, and what to do about it
In his essay “Beyond Academic Sectarianism,” Steve Teles applied the structural theories developed in analyzing racial disparities to the shortage of conservative scholars at American universities. We talk about his analysis and what it imp...
Steve Teles on cost-disease socialism, why American political parties need factions, and why abundance advocates should create their own faction.
This is the first of two conversations with Steve Teles, a political scientist at Johns Hopkins University and the Niskanen Center. In this conversation, which was recorded on September 13, we talk about why American political parties need ...
From the Archives: How Candy Conquered Halloween
As a fan of Samira Kawash’s “Candy Professor” blog, I was delighted when she came out with a book on the social history of candy in the U.S. When The Weekly Standard asked me to review a screed called Packaged Pleasures, I asked to incorpor...
Sam Bowman on how Works in Progress got started, what's striking about America, and how Britain can get its economic mojo back.
An earlier version of this podcast included multiple versions of the introduction. I’m a one-woman show and producing these podcasts is definitely a learning experience, involving several semi-compatible platforms/software tools. I’ve corre...
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L.A. writer with a particular interest in the intersection of commerce, culture, and technology. Author of The Future and Its Enemies, The Substance of Style, The Power of Glamour, and, most recently, The Fabric of Civilization.
Chief product officer at Full Focus. Former vice president of editorial and acquisitions at Thomas Nelson. Author of several books, including The Revolutionary Paul Revere and Lifted by Angels.
I write about AI, emerging technology, and the future of governance on my Substack Hyperdimensional and for the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
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