Brook on Hartmann

Brook on Hartmann about the Fininancial Crisis.

http://airamerica.com/content/thom-hartmann-tip-iceberg

Thomas A Bowden on Hartmann

Thomas A Bowden on Hartmann about fast foods.

http://airamerica.com/content/thom-hartmann-food-fight-ban-fast-food-ads

Yaron Brook @ Universidad Francisco Marroquín

Capitalism is usually conceived as an evil idea, the mere fact of practicing self-interest has been thought as wrong and the traditional ethics teaches us that we don't have to combine with the idea of entrepreneurship. In her book Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand explains us   how these two ideas are compatible: When we seek our benefit, we benefit the others.

http://www.newmedia.ufm.edu/gsm/index.php?title=Ayn_Rand:_Radical_for_Capitalism

Yaron Brook @ TRINITY COLLEGE DUBLIN DEBATING SOCIETY

http://www.thehist.com/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=636

G. Gordon Liddy Show

Liddy dedicates 3 hours to Ayn Rand.

RadioAmerica's G. GORDON LIDDY is devoting a SPECIAL BROADCAST

of his nationally syndicated three-hour talk radio show to Ayn Rand,

her philosophy, and understanding the current state of events through

the lens of Objectivism.

The broadcast will air live on Monday, November 17, 2008, beginning at

10 a.m., Eastern Standard Time.

The Ayn Rand Center's Yaron Brook, Onkar Ghate, Elan Journo,

Thomas Bowden and Eric Daniels will be the exclusive guests for this

extended broadcast. They will discuss the financial crisis,

Bush's claimed defense of capitalism, today's challenges

to free speech, and the situations in Iraq and Afghanistan, among

other topics.

I recommend right clicking and saving the link as to have a copy in mp3 format on your computer.

Hour 1: http://feeds.radioamerica.org/rd-bin/rdfeed.mp3?GGL&cast_id=5272

Hour 2: http://feeds.radioamerica.org/rd-bin/rdfeed.mp3?GGL&cast_id=5273

Hour 3: http://feeds.radioamerica.org/rd-bin/rdfeed.mp3?GGL&cast_id=5274

Yaron Brook on 760 WJR

Discussing the morality of earning all that you can earn.

Download link: http://www.wjr.com/getpodcast.aspx?sid=6525&lid=5157&id=818399&source=2&url=http://wjrpodcasts.com/podcasts/frankbeckmann/Brook-73108.mp3

Stream Link: http://www.wjr.com/Article.asp?id=818399&spid=6525

John Allison's Business Ethics

John Allison Speech at Liberty Forum Philadelphia

At the Atlas Economic Research Foundation’s 2007 Liberty Forum, the keynote address of the Fisher Memorial Awards Dinner was given by John Allison, the chairman and chief executive officer of BB&T Corporation, the 11th largest financial holding company in the United States.

At the Liberty Forum, Allison discussed how Ayn Rand’s ideas of “rational self-interest” animate his approach to business, and life in general. He also spoke of his involvement in establishing programs that educate young people about the morality of free enterprise.

This podcast features music by the Coldest Drink in Town , with the song Matty's Bossa.

Link: http://www.atlasusa.org/V2/main/new.php?new_id=1368

Can and should the U.S. make deals with Iran and Syria?

The Time for Talks: 
Can and should the U.S. make deals with Iran and Syria? 
Tuesday February 13th, 2007 

Featuring 
Hillel Fradkin
Expert Working Group to the Iraq Study Group & Director, Center for Islam, Democracy and the Future of the Muslim World, The Hudson Institute 
Steven Clemons 
Senior Fellow & Director, American Strategy Program, The New America Foundation 
Justin Logan 
Foreign Policy Analyst, Cato Institute 
Yaron Brook
former Israeli Military Intelligence Officer & Executive Director, Ayn Rand Institute 

Moderator 
Harvey Shapiro 
Contributing Editor, Institutional Investor

Video: http://www.mediamax.com/dpsff/Hosted/dpsff-02_13_07_TFT.mov

Audio: http://www.mediamax.com/dpsff/Hosted/dpsff-02_13_07_TFT.mp3

Purpose

This blog will be dedicated to posting links to new media from the Ayn Rand Institute and it's Contributors. New podcasts, radioshows, videos, lectures, debates, guest appearances, and similar media is what will be posted here rather than articles. Please feel free to comment on the particular post or provide links to a previously unposted link.

Enjoy.