📚 3 Books mentioned in "Part One: How Conservatism Won | BEHIND THE BASTARDS" of Behind the Bastards
Podcast: Behind the Bastards
Episode: Part One: How Conservatism Won | BEHIND THE BASTARDS
Published on April 3, 2024
Here’s a list of all the books mentioned in this episode. Click on the links to watch specific excerpts on YouTube and feel free to purchase the books if they caught your interest!
The Conscience of a Conservative
Buy The Conscience of a Conservative by Barry M. Goldwater on Amazon
The company of the commercial faithful gathered on the banks of Cali's Russian River could look for succor to Goldwater's autobiography, The Conscience of a Conservative, to William F. Buckley's editorials in National Review, to the novels of Ayn Rand!
Barry Goldwater's book, 'The Conscience of a Conservative', is cited as a crucial influence for conservatives during the 1960s, alongside works by William F. Buckley and Ayn Rand. This mention highlights the book's role in shaping conservative ideology of the time.
The Fountainhead
Buy The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand on Amazon
The company of the commercial faithful gathered on the banks of Cali's Russian River could look for succor to Goldwater's autobiography, The Conscience of a Conservative, to William F. Buckley's editorials in National Review, to the novels of Ayn Rand!
Robert Evans talks about the novels of Ayn Rand as important conservative literature during the 1960s.
Unsafe at any speed
Buy Unsafe at any speed by Ralph Nader on Amazon
In 1965, Nader published a book called "Unsafe at Any Speed," which compelled the automotive industry to include seat belts and improve safety features.
Robert Evans discusses 'Unsafe at Any Speed' by Ralph Nader, highlighting the book's role in challenging corporate power and sparking a major shift in automotive safety standards.