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The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg

American Dynamism

The Remnant with Jonah Goldberg

The Dispatch

News, Politics

4.76.6K Ratings

🗓️ 20 November 2020

⏱️ 91 minutes

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Summary

Jonah’s return to The Remnant features a guest with “The most important hair in public policy,” Ryan Streeter from AEI. While Ryan’s magnificent mane isn't captured in the final product, his spot-on analysis of the causes of American stagnation (and what we can do to get out of it) certainly are. Why is fulfilling work so hard to find for a great many Americans? Which of the structures meant to stand between the individual and the government do our current policy regimes totally fail to support? Are all politicians really just heartless hacks? And what factors are the advocates of working-class Republicanism forgetting when they envision the future of the party? Lucky for us, Ryan thinks about this kind of thing for a living, and therefore has more revealing answers than you may find anywhere else. Show Notes: -Ryan’s page at AEI -Imagine Blue Steel from Zoolander, but it’s Ryan’s hair -Longstanding anti-“poaching” measures within fast food companies -AEI’s research into civil society and volunteerism -To Empower People: The Role of Mediating Structures in Public Policy -Rubio and the supposed face-heel turn of “market fundamentalism” -Ryan called some of America’s restlessness back in 2011 -The UCLA loneliness scale -Ben Carson, doing actual interesting things while no one pays attention Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Oh

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Ladies and gentlemen

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Can I please have your attention

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Thank you

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Greetings to listeners. This is Jonah Goldberg close to the remnant podcast brought to you by the dispatch and dispatch media comes the dispatch.com to check out all our wares

0:36.3

We just passed a major milestone for us 100,000

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What we call free listeners people who are unpaid but subscribers to our free stuff and we are coming up on 25,000 paid members, which is great

0:57.5

Depends how you do the math a little bit, but either it's no matter how you do it. We're

1:02.8

four five times more than what we expected to have in terms of paid members in the first year and we really grateful to everybody who's

1:09.3

Who's who've come on board? Okay, so getting back to the tradition of using the pandemic as an excuse to get people we wanted on for a very long time finally on

1:18.4

And this one is a pretty lame one considering I could have just walked down the hall and slapped them in the back of the head and said come on my podcast

1:26.0

We have my colleague at the American Enterprise Institute

1:30.3

Up until recently my my immediate boss at the American Enterprise Institute, but then I was

1:35.8

Traded away for packet smokes do you've all of in the shop?

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Ryan streeter Ryan welcome to the

1:42.7

Remnant

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Thanks for having me, Joan. It's good to be with you and greetings to your most loyal fan base

1:48.1

Because the people who are listening when they saw who was on today they surely said Ryan who but I love Jonas

1:54.3

I'm listening anyway

1:55.8

Thanks for having me on and actually if you had walked down the hall that would be weird because then you'd be in my house, so we're

2:00.9

Yeah, well during the pandemic. That's true and and and I apologize to

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To listeners because this really should be done on video because one thing among the many things that are known about Ryan is that he

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