HeyJaredFaith and Economics
In Faith and Economics, economics professors Dr. Russ McCullough and Dr. Peter Jacobsen and philosophy professor Dr. Justin Clarke discuss big issues that impact economic freedom and human flourishing from a Christian perspective.
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- 13
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Midterm Madness | #411 (opens the original)
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Peter leads a discussion centered on the upcoming midterm elections here in the US of A. Is there a blue wave incoming? A red one? Why? Join in for an informative discussion about political coalitions and disappointment.
Costco Nation | #410 (opens the original)
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What does Costco have to tell us about America? The Gwartney Institute's leading Costco Fanboy, Justin, leads a discussion about all things Costco. The episode includes some mind-boggling information about all the ways Costco benefits Americans who don't even shop there (even though he thinks they should). So, scrounge up six quarters, get yourself a hot dog and a soft drink, and settle in for a discussion of the wonders of American capitalism as seen through America's best retailer: Costco Whol
AI On The Loose | #409 (opens the original)
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Peter leads a discussion about a recent fiasco involving AI agents acting autonomously and in concert to fulfill their own goals. Is artificial intelligence coming for us all next, or is this just more hysteria about new technology? Tune in to find out!
Are You Classy? |408 (opens the original)
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Justin and Russ discuss an article titled '10 Things Classy People Never Do', which of course implicates them both. Are you, like Justin and Russ, inadvertently advertising your low class to those around you? Join in for a fun discussion and learn how to pass as someone with class (especially if you aren't!).
What the Flock? | #407 (opens the original)
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The proliferation of Flock cameras in the USA has reinvigorated discussions around surveillance, freedom, and what exactly constitutes public space. If we’re doing nothing wrong, should we welcome Flock cameras as a means of fighting crime? Or does this development represent one step forward on the road to authoritarianism? Tune in to find out!
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