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Glenn Loury

Glenn Loury is a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and of the Econometric Society and a member of the American Philosophical Society and has published mainly in the areas of applied microeconomic theory, game theory, industrial organization, natural resource economics, and the economics of race and inequality.

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Federalist Radio Hour•1 episodeThe Ricochet Podcast•4 episodes

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May 30
May 30, 2024The Ricochet Podcast
The Ricochet PodcastRicochet•May 30, 2024

Glenn Loury’s Late Admissions

In writing his memoir, Glenn Loury recognized the game that would go on between author and reader. To get his audience to trust him as a person, he'd confess his past misdeed and defects in character; to gain your confidence in his integrity as a thinker, he'd have to acknowledge the many times he's changed his mind on the stances he's taken. Today he joins to James, Rob and Steve Hayward to explain himself. The hosts also consider the broken pier in Gaza, compare this administration's incompetence with past calamities, plus last weekend's IDF strike in Rafah and the tent camp fire. - This week’s audio: Pentagon spokesperson Sabrina Singh on whether or not the Gaza pier was a failure.
Hosts:
•James Lileks•Rob Long•Steve Hayward
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Ricochet

December 2023

Dec 15
December 15, 2023The Ricochet Podcast
The Ricochet PodcastRicochet•December 15, 2023

The Authentic Ethos with Glenn Loury

The tippi-toppers of higher ed are out of breath—they've run themselves into nonsensicle circles. But today's guest Glenn Loury is breathing easy. He, Peter and Rob discuss the Ivy League, Claudine Gay and the advancement of Black Americans, both due to and in lieu of Affirmative Action. Stay tuned to the end for Rob Long's 100% gurantee, "Impress Anybody on Planet Earth: Extra Special Eggnog" recipe. Soundbite from the open: ‘Claudine Gay needs to step down,’ Dr. Carol Swain tells Fox News Digital
Hosts:
•Peter Robinson•Rob Long
Organization
Ricochet

September 2021

Sep 3
September 3, 2021The Ricochet Podcast
The Ricochet PodcastRicochet•September 3, 2021

Playing In Our Sandbox

The news cycle is shifting profoundly, and it seems to go from bad to worse. Since we've got no Rob Long to try to cheer us up this week, we're thankful to have two wise men for guests: First up is Glenn Loury on the CRT epidemic, contrasting media coverage of Larry Elder versus troubled youths, and advise for the good life. (Be sure to check out his podcast, The Glenn Show, right here on Ricochet!) Then our old friend Dr. Jay Bhattacharya is back to reveal that he is now a COVID Hero® and as such, he is even more qualified to defang CoViD fears. He gives us an update on what researchers know about the Delta variant, vaccines and the never-ending masking debate. Also James updates us on the calamity befalling Minneapolis, and he and Peter contemplate the new American malaise. Music from this week's podcast: The Boys of Summer by The Ataris
Hosts:
•James Lileks•Peter Robinson
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Ricochet

May 2021

May 28
May 28, 2021The Ricochet Podcast
The Ricochet PodcastRicochet•May 28, 2021

Too Late To Turn Back Now

If your for seeking out the good amid the darkness these days, this episode's for you. The doctors are in! And while the prognosis ain't great, we're gonna do what we can! First up is our friend Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, who keeps us up to date on all things CoViD. Then we're joined by Glenn Loury, the legendary Professor of Economics at Brown University and also the creator of one of America's most essential substack newletters. He and the guys discuss our country's disheartening racial climate, and yet manage to find some encouraging signs. Chin up and happy summer, everyone. Music from this week's episode: Too Late To Turn Back Now by Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose
Hosts:
•James Lileks•Peter Robinson•Rob Long
Organization
Ricochet

August 2020

Aug 12
August 12, 2020Federalist Radio Hour
Federalist Radio HourThe Federalist•August 12, 2020

Glenn Loury On Lockdown Economics And Thought Police On College Campuses

On today's edition of Federalist Radio Hour, Glenn Loury, the Merton P. Stoltz Professor of the Social Sciences and Professor of Economics at Brown University, joins Federalist New York Correspondent David Marcus for a conversation about the Orwellian reality happening on college campuses and how it stifles the discourse Loury says wants to have in his own classes. They also discuss renewed calls for more universal coronavirus lockdowns and how politics plays a role in Americans' willingness to comply or not.
Host:
•DMDavid Marcus
Organization
The Federalist

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