The Tom Woods Show, episode 925.

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Hello everybody. Tom Woods here. Brad Berzer's back with us once again. We're going to talk

science fiction and liberty because he has the second in a series of courses on that very subject just out at Liberty Classroom.com.

That's course number 19 for us in all kinds of areas, U.S. history, European history, logic, political thought, economics, economic thought,

all kinds of courses we have for you at Liberty Classroom.com. So if you have not checked that out

yet, you're definitely going to want to do that. And the fact that Brad Berzer is on our faculty

is one of the great selling points of that whole product. Brad, of course,

is a professor at Hillsdale College. He's the author of several books, including Russell Kirk,

American Conservative, which is the winner of the Paolucci Book Award last year. He's a great

guy all around, and he has excellent taste in music. I say that because his taste in music and mine,

they're pretty much identical. So, Brad, welcome back to the show. Thanks, Tom. I'm always happy

to talk to you. Much appreciated. Everybody loves this topic. I mean, libertarians and science fiction.

You know, come on. If this ain't fish in a barrel, I don't know what is. It was definitely a dream course and I had a great time doing it, yeah, very much so.

Well, I'm glad you're enjoying it because we're enjoying the content.

And I got McClanahan working on another course for us.

I've got to get more econ.

I got Murphy's doing his next history of economic thought course.

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