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While Steve Hayward continues to nurse his voice back to full strength, this episode of the Power Line Show offers another of Steve's Yale lectures on conservative philosophy, this time on the topic "Edmund Burke: The First Conservative." Unfortunately Burke wasn't available for an interview, so it's just Steve's introductory thoughts on why Burke's writings remain highly relevant to our own times and troubles.
(Bumper music at the end this week is "Recreational Chemistry" by moe.)
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I hope you post the full series.
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This podcast has extreme distortion - too much high frequency (> 8 kHz) over the main voice band. Is there a bad MPEG or other voice compression technique being used?
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Oh. I'm re-editing the file.
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Try it now. I cleaned it as best I could. You may need to delete the old file and redownload if you're using iTunes or etc.
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It sounded ok on Stitcher.
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