Podcast appearances and mentions of daniel mahoney

We look ahead to the Conclave with Doug Keck and discuss the lie of totalitarianism with Daniel Mahoney.

In our weekly podcast, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney dive into some of the first UK data since #Trumptariffs were announced, to see if their impact on business and consumer confidence is showing.

Join the Anchoring Truths Podcast for an episode featuring a scholar quite near and dear to us at the James Wilson Institute, Daniel Mahoney.Mahoney is an affiliated scholar with the James Wilson Institute, and with his latest book he applies his gift of prose to perhaps our most pertinent cultural issue, the rise and possible fall of wokism with The Persistence of the Ideological Lie, The Totalitarian Impulse Then and Now from Encounter Books.   Mahoney is a professor emeritus at Assumption University (where he taught from 1986 until 2021), a senior fellow at the Claremont Institute, and a senior writer at Law and Liberty. He has written extensively on statesmanship, French politicalthought, the art and political thought of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, conservatism, religion and politics, and various themes in political philosophy. His most recent books are The Conservative Foundations of the Liberal Order (2011), TheOther Solzhenitsyn (2014, reissued in 2020), and The Idol ofOur Age: How the Religion of Humanity Subverts Christianity. Purchase The Persistence of the Ideological Lie, The Totalitarian Impulse Then and Now from Encounter Books.

On an extended edition of our regular podcast, Cameron Willard from our Capital Markets team joins Sonia Rothwell and Daniel Mahoney to take stock of the markets fallout from President Trump's tariff diplomacy. And Dan explains how an unusual Saturday session of Parliament is linked to economic resilience.Rate us and subscribe wherever you're listening.Sign up to our daily Market Wrap updates: https://handelsbanken-markets.co.uk/p/4UF2-5S3/sign-up-for-the-daily-market-wrap

Our economics experts James Sproule, Johan Löf and Daniel Mahoney share their insights to help you understand how markets are dealing with President Trump's tariff diplomacy and what could be the impact.

James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney pick out the most eye-catching announcements from the Chancellor's Spring Statement, and James takes a look at housing affordability and commercial property yields.Subscribe and rate us wherever you're listening.

James Sproule joins Daniel Mahoney to look at the choices and data facing Chancellor Rachel Reeves as she prepares to deliver her first Spring Statement.Plus, our Head of Forecasting Johan Löf joins Dan and James to explain how countries are responding to President Trump's tariffs, and sifts through some of the data to figure out their impact on business and consumer sentiment in the US.All in under 15 minutes.

In this Sunday's Gospel we hear the story of the Transfiguration. We unpack the readings with Rob Corzine, and discuss the problems with the modern-day religion of humanity with Daniel Mahoney.

The Bank of England votes this week on whether to move interest rates, however most analysts are expecting it to hold base rate at 4.5%. Handelsbanken's UK Chief Economist James Sproule joins Daniel Mahoney to explain what this and other recent data means for Rachel Reeves' options as we count down to the Spring Statement, and James rounds up relevant economic news from the US.All in under 15 minutes.

In this Sunday's Gospel we hear the story of the Transfiguration. We unpack the readings with Rob Corzine, and discuss the problems with the modern-day religion of humanity with Daniel Mahoney.

James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney have the latest on the fallout from President Trump's developing trade tariff strategy, plus where is UK business confidence at - according to CFOs? And James looks at what the latest global demographic data shows and how it could affect the UK economy.All wrapped up in under 15 minutes.Listen, rate and subscribe on your favourite podcast app.

On this week's episode with James Sproule.Daniel Mahoney looks at why the Bank of England's raised its forecast for inflation, and our Head of Forecasting Johan Löf joins the pod to explain why President Trump's call for more European defence spending will affect Chancellor Rachel Reeves' choices for the Spring Statement.All in under 15 minutes.

James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney look across the continent to discuss what the results of Germany's elections mean for Europe's economic powerhouse. James takes an in-depth look at prospects for commercial property. And Cameron Willard from our Capital Markets team joins the pod for a preview of the latest Rate Wrap newsletter.All in under 15 minutes.You can subscribe to the Rate Wrap here.

On this week's slightly longer than usual episode,Daniel Mahoney,James Sproule andJohan Löf dig into the Bank of England's latest rate decision, President Trump's trade tariff diplomacy and the potential impact, andJames has a roundup of news from the UK housing market.Like this podcast? Please leave us a review wherever you're listening.

Our Global Head of Forecasting Johan Löf joins the podcast this week to tell us what's in the latest Handelsbanken Global Macro Forecast.Daniel Mahoney is also on hand to discuss the week's economic data, and Jasmine Crabb is here to share what's in January's Rate Wrap newsletter.All in under 15 minutes.You can subscribe to the Rate Wrap here:https://handelsbanken-markets.co.uk/p/4UF2-5QU/sign-up-for-rate-wrap?dm_i=4UF2,HPX0,1QY9QF,24CDK,1Read our Global Macro Forecast https://www.researchonline.se/document/O9ZT6zayCkGWIPLN0sv8Uw2

Our economics team of James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney look at the economic backdrop driving our predictions in Handelsbanken's upcoming Global Macro Forecast report, plus James explains what's behind private residential rent levels. Please subscribe and rate us wherever you're listening.

James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney give their insights into what caused last week's drama in the UK bond market and what it means for the Chancellor's plans in her March statement. And James explains how the October budget is affecting the value of prime property in the countryside.

James Sproule talks to Daniel Mahoney about business' response to the Budget.Plus, Dan explains why there's some positive news for the UK housing market from the mortgage approval figures.And our Head of Forecasting, Johan Löf, looks at the economy President Trump will inherit next year.All in under 15 minutes.Rate us wherever you're listening.

On Handelsbanken Insights this week with Sonia Rothwell and Daniel Mahoney. The Chancellor's hotly-anticipated speech at the Mansion House revealed more detail on Rachel Reeves' plans for the UK economy - was it as downbeat an outlook as the headlines might suggest? Plus, GDP slightly underwhelmed but is Dan concerned? Looking further afield, how does the UK economy compare with our neighbours in Europe? All in under 15 minutes. Listen, rate, subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

Following the results of the US election, this week James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney look at how Donald Trump will approach trade deals compared with his predecessor. Plus, alongside the latest cut in interest rates the Bank of England offered a gloomier outlook for growth, James digs into the data. Finally, James reveals what his analysis of commercial property shows about the direction of yields. All in under 15 minutes.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered Labour's first Budget since 2010, and the first one ever delivered by a female chancellor. James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney have pulled together some of the most important announcements to explain what the Budget shows about the government's plans for the UK economy over the next Parliament. All in under 15 minutes. Why not review us wherever you're listening?

It's an interesting week for data which could influence the Bank of England's next interest rates decision. James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney discuss what the inflation and labour market figures might show and why. And in a week where the Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded for research into prosperity, James looks at whether concerns that there'll be a flight of high net worth residents from the UK could be being overstated. Finally, James looks at energy efficiency in the UK property sector. All in under 15 minutes.

This week on the podcast, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney explain why much better than expected US jobs figures affect the interest rates outlook in the UK. Plus, why has UK business investment been so sluggish for so long? Finally, James digs into what new government data shows about income equality in the UK. All in under 15 minutes. Subscribe and rate us wherever you're listening.

Jackson native and friend of the program Anna Hoffman talks about Jackson mayor and Michigan house candidate Daniel Mahoney, aka B-Face Mahoney, and the double standard for vetting politicians in our current media landscape.Discover more at Enjoyer.com/PodcastFollow Anna on X: @shoesonpleaseFollow James on X: @DownI75 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit michiganenjoyer.substack.com

The Illinois Corn Marketing Board utilizes corn checkoff dollars to support the work of the National Corn-to-Ethanol Research Center. In this Managing for Profit, Daniel Mahoney, president of Southern Illinois University, which houses the Center, discusses the group's latest efforts.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Abby Mitch, executive director of Michigan Rising. Michigan Rising Action Files IRS Complaint Against Jackson Mayor Daniel Mahoney's “Many Hands Community Services” Nonprofit Action.

Transport trends and what's happening to productivity are on the agenda for this week's podcast with James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney. James has been looking at a number of datasets to find out how the UK's transport habits are changing and what that might mean for wfh trends (two trends for the price of one!). Plus, measuring productivity is not easy but what can we glean from the available data? James takes a look. And finally, with speculation around potential tax rises on premium property in the coming Budget, James looks at where the market is at the moment. All in under 15 minutes. Please rate us and subscribe wherever you're listening.

In the first Handelsbanken Insights episode of our new season, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney recap what happened while we were away, including the impact of the first interest rate cut of the current cycle. Plus as the rumour mill cranks into life ahead of Rachel Reeves' first budget, James explains why we should look out for "kite flying". And James digs into what data on commercial property reveals about emerging trends. All in under 15 minutes. Listen, rate and subscribe on your favourite podcast app.

On the penultimate episode of this season, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney take a look at three of the 40 bills announced in last week's King's Speech. They also consider how that and recent jobs and inflation data could decide when we'll see the first interest rate cut. And finally, a deep dive into the health of the London offices market. All in under 15 minutes. Why not follow us where you're listening so that you don't miss an episode?

In a packed podcast this week. After the UK and French elections, Sonia Rothwell and Daniel Mahoney talk about how the markets have responded to the results, including why housebuilders' stocks received a boost in the UK. Dan also shares what the new government's plans are for the economy as well as the challenges it faces. Plus, is the latest Bank of England data on savings levels good news? Listen in to find out. Follow us wherever you get your podcasts and why not leave us a review too?

It's been a week of election drama, but don't worry, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney are on hand to explain how what happens in politics is playing out in the UK, French and US markets. And as the Bank of England publishes its latest financial stability report, James shares the bank's thinking about a new addition to its risk scenarios. Listen, subscribe and rate us wherever you get your podcasts.

On this week's podcast, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney explain how markets in the UK and France have reacted differently to snap elections. Plus, as the main UK parties launch their manifestos, what are the economic dividing lines - if any? And James shares data on the difference in housing affordability around the country. All in under 15 minutes. Rate us wherever you're listening and why not share the podcast too?

In this episode of Author to Author, Dr. Cynthia Toolin-Wilson interviews Daniel Mahoney on his book A Dear Friend, Volume 1: Denial (June 11, 2024)This first volume of poems is the poetic expression of the first stage of grief – denial. Wrestling with the reality that a dear friend is dead, a peculiar beginning amidst the sorrow is found. This first book begins a life of poetry, the expression of grief, and the pondering of beautiful things.A Dear Friend, Volume 1: Denial by Daniel Mahoney | En Route Books and MediaBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/author-to-author--4129285/support.

Sonia Rothwell and Daniel Mahoney look at how markets and economic data are likely to influence the main political parties as we prepare for a snap general election. Plus, as we await the first cut in interest rates, eyes are on the Bank of England as it prepares to decide rates in the middle of the campaign. And Dan has been looking at valuations in the US office sector and how they compare to the UK - you might be surprised by what he's found. All in under 15 minutes. Listen, rate and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

On the podcast this week, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney explain why the Bank of England is interested in the latest jobs and earnings figures, plus what do you do with your time? James shares interesting new insights into productivity and how we spend our time has changed since the pandemic (spoiler: gardening's lost out). Finally James sounds a cautious note about house price rises for 2024. All in under 15 minutes. Stream, listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

On Handelsbanken Insights Economic Update this week, James Sproule and Daniel Mahoney run through some of the external challenges facing the global economy. Plus, are the latest housebuilding starts and completions numbers matching government ambitions? All in under 15 minutes. Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for another epic session of wrongthink. Eric always has a thoughtful take on what's happening and solid recommendations on how we can respond. What's the difference between the sheeple and we the people? Donald Jeffries has an interesting take on the love/hate relationship we all have with those who dare not push back. Could the 2024 election cause society to collapse? USA Today takes a blind swat at what prepping is and why we do it. If nothing else, you'll find it interesting how non-preppers perceive us. Article of the Day: If you're feeling the need for some authentic clarity, few writers can rekindle the sparks of the spirit like Alexander Solzhenitsyn. Daniel Mahoney explains why The Gulag Archipelago is relevant to our day. Sponsors: Life Saving Food  TMCP Nation Climbing Upward Quilt & Sew

Daniel Mahoney discusses the idol of humanitarianism, and cartoonist Michael Ramirez shares his experience of being cancelled by the Washington Post. Fr. Donald Haggerty introduces us to the contemplative life.

Daniel Mahoney discusses the idol of humanitarianism, and cartoonist Michael Ramirez shares his experience of being cancelled by the Washington Post. Fr. Donald Haggerty introduces us to the contemplative life.

Here at Enduring Interest we are in the midst of exploring books and essays that address the question of speech and censorship. Forthcoming episodes will discuss authors including Walter Berns, Irving Kristol, Herbert Marcuse, James Madison, and Pierre Manent. However, this month we're pausing on that theme to discuss a newly published book by the […]

Here at Enduring Interest we are in the midst of exploring books and essays that address the question of speech and censorship. Forthcoming episodes will discuss authors including Walter Berns, Irving Kristol, Herbert Marcuse, James Madison, and Pierre Manent. However, this month we're pausing on that theme to discuss a newly published book by the great French thinker and writer Raymond Aron. On April 4, 1978 Aron brought his academic career to close with a final lecture at the College de France. It has been translated into English and brought out by Princeton University Press with the title of Liberty and Equality. It is a short but penetrating lecture which provides much needed precision and clarity on the question of liberty or liberties.My guest is Daniel J. Mahoney, an expert on Aron's thought. He has been a guest on this show before—he was here last time to discuss Aron's classic book The Opium of the Intellectuals. Dan is Professor of Political Science Emeritus at Assumption University. His latest books include The Statesman as Thinker, Recovering Politics, Civilization and the Soul, and The Other Solzhenitsyn: Telling the Truth about a Misunderstood Writer and Thinker. He's the co-editor of the indispensable volume The Solzhenitsyn Reader: New and Essential Writings. His first book, The Liberal Political Science of Raymond Aron, was published in 1992.

In this episode:ISI's Conservative Book of the Year Award Winner Daniel Mahoney and former attorney general and senator Jeff Sessions join the podcast for a live interview with Johnny about Dan's book The Statesman as Thinkerwhether the Founders were too successful in setting up a system of checks and balances that ultimately undermined statesmanship of “great-souled men”the pathologies of American education, and the need for alternative institutions to excite the “life of the mind” and a serious commitment to the pursuit of truthTexts Mentioned:The Statesman as Thinker by Daniel J. MahoneyThe American Commonwealth by Lord James BryceDemocracy in America by Alexis de TocquevilleThe Federalist Papers by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John JayThe Life of George Washington by John MarshallOn Duties by CiceroHis Excellency: George Washington by Joseph EllisThe Logic of Liberty by Michael Polanyi“What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” by Frederick DouglassWinston Churchill MIT Commencement SpeechMeditations by Marcus AureliusBecome a part of ISI:Become a MemberSupport ISIUpcoming ISI Events

We're live with Bret Thoman talks about his book Following Padre Pio: A Journey of Discovery from Pietrelcina to San Giovanni Rotondo, Dr. Daniel Mahoney, Emeritus Faculty, Assumption College talks about the book Memoirs and Camille Pauley is the President and Cofounder of Healing the Culture talks about  a Lenten initiative to bring pro-life guidance each Monday during Lent.

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In this Defining Conservatism podcast, Richard Reinsch interviews Daniel Mahoney about his new book, The Statesman as Thinker, to understand the unbroken line of political leadership stretching from Cicero to George Washington to Winston Churchill. These statesmen could lead their people through turbulent times with prudence and courage, which drew from their learning in classical […]

In this Defining Conservatism podcast, Richard Reinsch interviews Daniel Mahoney about his new book, The Statesman as Thinker, to understand the unbroken line of political leadership stretching from Cicero to George Washington to Winston Churchill. These statesmen could lead their people through turbulent times with prudence and courage, which drew from their learning in classical philosophy and histories of other great leaders and episodes in classic and modern times. If we find ourselves wondering where our statesman have gone, we should read deeply this work to understand the criteria for excellence in political leadership and how we might recover it. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Phil Lawler talks with political theorist Daniel Mahoney about his new book, The Statesman as Thinker— a book that portrays some of the most thoughtful political leaders of the ancient (Cicero) and modern (Churchill, DeGaulle) worlds.