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April 7, 2019
3 Whisky Happy Hour•April 7, 2019Ricochet

How ‘Progressive’ Is Progressivism?

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How "Progressive" is Progressivism? Is there actually a "side of history," or is that just the lazy formula of presumptive socialists who think they have a monopoly on the truth and don't need to argue with or persuade anyone? In another of Steve Hayward's lecture series for the William F. Buckley Jr. Program at Yale, Steve walks through more of the details of Progressivism then and now, showing continuities—and also some important differences—between the Progressivism that emerged a century ago and the "Progressivism" of our current moment.

And naturally, since the subject is Progressivism, we have to offer some Progressive rock as bumper music—a couple of very early Genesis tunes, back before Phil Collins ruined the band by taking them in a pop direction. But that's a topic for a future show some time.

Hosted by Steve Hayward

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    Possibly the best podcast on the network. Always enjoy hearing these lectures...

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    DJ EJ@DJEJ·7y

    That was a great lecture. In addition to the book you mentioned on the connections between Progressivism and Eugenics, an episode of Power Line on that subject would be most welcome.

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