For the week of Saturday, February 27th through Friday, March 5.
1) At the Mises Daily Blog, Ralph Raico on "Austrian Economics and Classical Liberalism."
2) From his blog, Victor Davis Hanson on contradictions.
3) Reason.tv's Ted Balaker interviews Eugene Volokh (professor of law at the UCLA School of Law and founder of The Volokh Conspiracy) to discuss gun rights, free expression, the Nanny State, and "erring on the side of liberty."
4) Roger Scruton on pop music and 5) a review of Scruton's book "Understanding Music: Philosophy and Interpretation" by Marc Brooks at MusicCriticism.com
6) Brendan O'Neill at Reason on "Weaponizing Mozart."
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