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“This show provides a welcome POSITIVE defense of individual rights and the American sense of life, telling you: “don’t let it go,” even though there is a lot of negative in our country and our culture right now. If you are tired of the hyperbole, rhetoric and appeals to emotion that pass for argumentation on various “news” outlets these days, you will find this podcast a refreshing change. The presenters offer rational, reasoned commentary from the philosophical orientation of Objectivism, but without using a lot of arcane, philosophical jargon, keeping the subject matter understandable and accessible to everyone.”
DarlaG-D^3 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/07/12
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“Even tragic news is less disheartening when presented and discussed rationally; and good news is made awesome by the same virtue.”
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09/05/12
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“Leonard Peikoff's podcast meets Fox's Red Eye meets chat with friends over coffee.
The title of this show is a reference to an essay written by Ayn Rand entitled Don't Let It Go. To quote from that essay:
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United States of America ·
07/17/12
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“awesome - just have it on in the mornings or whenever. Worth tuning in.”
TheBroomstick via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
06/01/17
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