Consequential Actions Podcast

Autor: Jeff Kellick

Our standard is simple: we evaluate every policy, every leader, every turning point by asking the founders’ question updated for our time—Did this leave people more free or more governed?

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From a League of Friendship to We the People: The Constitutional Convention of 1787 – Consequential Actions Podcast
Chris Gambino, Independent for PA House District 143 | Closed Primaries – Consequential Actions Podcast
In All Cases Whatsoever: The Case Against Nationalizing SpaceX – Consequential Actions Podcast
From the Rights of Englishmen to the Laws of Nature: The Road to the Declaration – Consequential Actions Podcast
Liberty by Default: Ken Krawchuk's Education Plan and the Governor's Veto – Consequential Actions Podcast
Incorporation: Does the Bill of Rights Bind the States? Kian v. Florida – Consequential Actions Podcast
The Mayflower Compact to the Town Meeting: How Colonial New England Governed Itself. “Self-Government Before Theory” – Consequential Actions Podcast
The Houthis vs. Saudi Arabia: Who Can End Yemen’s War? – Consequential Actions Podcast
Did the Iroquois Shape the Constitution? The Great Law of Peace – Consequential Actions Podcast
Peter McPhee on the French Revolution: Robespierre, the King's Trial, and the Terror – Consequential Actions Podcast
The Draft Was Never Repealed. Here Is What Changes in December – Consequential Actions Podcast
Does Majority Consent Make You Free? Voltaire, Rousseau & the General Will – Consequential Actions Podcast
What Did Your Straight Ticket Buy? Both Parties' Platforms, Graded – Consequential Actions Podcast
Humboldt County's Cannabis Fines & the Civil Jury | Jared McClain, Institute for Justice – Consequential Actions Podcast
Massie, Hegseth & the Epstein Petition: Why Congress Stopped Checking – Consequential Actions Podcast
Everyone Quotes Montesquieu Almost Nobody Reads Past the First Page – Consequential Actions Podcast
Socialist Calculation Debate Explained: Menger, Mises, Hayek and "I, Pencil" in 2026 – Consequential Actions Podcast
Adam Smith and Adam Ferguson: The Wealth of Nations, An Essay on the History of Civil Society, and the Militia Question – Consequential Actions Podcast
David Evans of Sentiero Ventures on Artificial Intelligence, Lyapunov Time, and the Knowledge Problem | Self-Evident Week 12 – Consequential Actions Podcast
NYC Municipal Grocery Stores, the Rent Freeze, and Federal Equity Stakes: Hume's Knowledge Problem in 2026 – Consequential Actions Podcast
Hutcheson, Hume, and the Scottish Enlightenment: Undesigned Order Before It Had a Name – Consequential Actions Podcast
James Ostrowski on the 1689 Arms Clause, the NY SAFE Act Reversal, and Government Takes 80% – Consequential Actions Podcast
A Tax Expired at Midnight. Another Took Its Place in the Same Minute. – Consequential Actions Podcast
In the Age of Trump and Biden, Victor Davis Hanson Is Wrong About Third Parties – Consequential Actions Podcast
The Glorious Revolution of 1688 and the English Bill of Rights – Consequential Actions Podcast
Dr. Thomas Laehn, LP Candidate for US Senate — On Locke, Eminent Domain, and Jury Nullification – Consequential Actions Podcast
Scribere Est Agere: When a Government Turns Your Writing Into an Act – Consequential Actions Podcast
Algernon Sidney and John Locke: How Two Men Answered Filmer and Armed a Revolution – Consequential Actions Podcast
Brendan Kirby, FOX10 News Investigative Reporter, on Grand Jury Secrecy, Body Camera Records, and Alabama's Open Records Act – Consequential Actions Podcast
Fauci Contempt Vote Explained: The Fifth Amendment, the Pardon, and the Lois Lerner Precedent – Consequential Actions Podcast