On the latest LGM podcast, I had the chance to sit down with friend-of-the-blog Greg Erhardt and talk about some of his recent work on the impact that ride-sharing apps have had on traffic patterns. G
This afternoon I spoke with Colin Snider about the resignation of three Brazilian senior military chiefs. The conversation touched on the institutional aspects of cabinet transitions in Brazil, the lo
Lemieux, Farley, and got together for a good long chat about a number of issues, including the ARA and just how groundbreaking it is, Biden’s Amazon union video, and our favorite topic, the Eeyo
I was very happy to speak to Adam Sowards, historian of the public lands at the University of Idaho, about the state of public lands in 2021. We talked about Bears Ears, the importance of Deb Haaland&
Check out my latest interview with authors of recent books. I spoke with Christy Thornton of Johns Hopkins University, author of the brand new book Revolution in Development: Mexico and the Governance
Farley, Lemieux, and I do our own Super Bowl Shuffle and talk about the game, the Goff-Stafford trade, what the hell the Texans are doing, as well as take a detour into the ridiculousness of Major Lea
I had the great pleasure of talking to Stephanie McCurry, R. Gordon Hoxie Professor of American History in Honor of Dwight D. Eisenhower at Columbia University (quite a title!) about her 2019 book Wom
Last Thursday I had the opportunity to speak with Dr. Greg Weeks, a political scientist at UNC-Charlotte who specializes in Latin American politics, about the relationship between Trump and AMLO. We a