The Tom Woods Show, episode 534.

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tomwoods.com slash rocket. Welcome to the Tom Woods show. It's no secret that one of my favorite

people in the world is our guest today, Brad Burser. And Brad has a brand new book

that it's going to be a lot of fun to talk about. I'm going to tell you about it in just a minute.

I just want to remind you who Brad Berser is. He's a professor of history at Hillsdale College.

He's the author of several books. We've talked about at least one of them in the past.

And he's also a progressive

rock lover like me, so we talk about obscure music that's awesome from time to time. He is the co-founder

of the imaginative conservative.org, and just an all-around great guy, a gentleman, a scholar. I don't know what more to say

about him when I had him for one of the live sessions at Liberty Classroom. Everybody just loved

him. He was just fantastic. They loved the course that he produced for us. He's producing more

courses for Liberty Classroom.com. But today we're going to talk about his book, brand new,

just out, Russell Kirk, just out, Russell Kirk,

American Conservative. Russell Kirk has as good acclaim as anybody to be the architect of

modern American conservatism if you can say there's one person and if you can call him the

architect. But certainly he's somebody who helped to define what conservatives

believe or are supposed to believe. So when you talk about Russell Kirk, so many things

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