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Join Jennifer Grossman On Wednesday! The Atlas Society Asks Resident Philosopher Stephen Hicks And Editor of HumanProgress.org and senior policy analyst at the Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity, Marian Tupy! Join Us On Zoom & FB!

The Atlas Society CEO, Jennifer Grossman, Is Joined By AIER Senior Fellow And President Of InterMarket Forecasting, Richard M. Salsman! Don't Miss It!

The Atlas Society Asks Episode With The Atlas Society CEO, Jennifer Grossman, And AIER Editorial Director And Economics Writer, Jeffrey A. Tucker

The Atlas Society CEO, Jennifer Grossman, is joined by Club For Growth Founder And Heritage Foundation Economist Steve Moore!

The Atlas Society's CEO Jennifer Grossman Is Joined By Their Resident Philosopher and Professor, Stephen Hicks Ph.D. 

The Atlas Society CEO, Jennifer Grossman, is joined by John Heubusch, Executive Director of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Foundation and Institute.

Political and International Affairs Sociologist Gloria Alvarez joins CEO Jennifer Grossman on The Atlas Society Asks to discuss Latin America's response to the coronavirus, Alvarez' personal quarantine story, and how both women have drawn strength from Ayn Rand's philosophy during the pandemic. This program is in Spanish.

Greg Shaffer, President of Shaffer Security Group joins The Atlas Society CEO, Jennifer Grossman.

Actress, writer, producer, and homeschool advocate Sam Sorbo joins Atlas Society CEO, Jennifer Grossman.

Join us as the President of Americans For Tax Reform, Grover Norquist, joins Atlas Society CEO, Jennifer Grossman.

Lecture thirteen titled “Government and the Individual,” discusses the principles of a proper political system, individual rights and Freedom vs. compulsion.

Lecture nineteen discusses why evil is important, what makes the “victory” of evil possible and the sanction of the victim.

Lecture one discusses: What is philosophy? The historical role of reason and objectivism vs. subjectivism.

Lecture eleven is on Justice vs. Mercy. The nature of justice and the importance of passing moral judgments and the virtue of pride.

Lecture ten is on “Reason and Virtue,” where Nathaniel Branden discusses independence, honesty, integrity, and productiveness and their relation to survival and mental health.

Lecture four evolves around religion, from a psychological and philosophical perspective. Is the concept of God meaningful? Are the arguments for the existence of God logically defensible? Branden explores these questions and more in this historic series.

Lecture 14 is on the Economics of a Free Society, the basic principles of exchange, division of labor and the the “pyramid of ability", the mechanism of a free markets profits and wealth.

Lecture nine is on The Objectivist Ethics. The foundation of the Objectivist ethics, man’s life as the standard of value. Dr. Branden discusses rationality as the foremost virtue and happiness as the moral goal of life.

Lecture twelve titled “The Evil of Self-Sacrifice,” where Nathaniel Branden discusses the ethics of altruism and altruism as anti-man and anti-life.

Lecture seven is on Self-Esteem. Why self-esteem is man’s deepest psychological need and the consequences of the failure to achieve self-esteem.

Lecture five titled Free Will discusses the meaning and nature of volition. The fallacy of psychological determinism and free will as the choice to think or not to think.