Madame C. J. Walker, America’s first black millionairess, is the subject of the first segment of the March 5, 2019 edition of THE REED HOUR, followed by an interview with Corey DeAngelis of the Cato Institute on education reform.

The great abolitionist and orator Frederick Douglass is the subject of the first segment of the February 19, 2019 edition of THE REED HOUR, followed by an interview with George Mason University and Cafe Hayek economist Don Boudreaux on tariffs.

Grover Cleveland, America’s 22nd and 24th President (and one of its best) is the subject of the first segment of the February 12, 2019 edition of THE REED HOUR, followed by an interview about crazy California laws with Carey Wedler of Anti-Media.com.

World War II Italian resistance hero Pino Lella is the subject of the first segment of the February 5, 2019 edition of THE REED HOUR, followed by an interview with Venezuelan Jorge Jraissati about socialism’s horrific toll on his homeland.

Guests and topics: GEORGE HARBISON of FundFreedom.org on diverting donor dollars from left-wing schools; KIRSTEN TYNAN of the Fully Informed Jury Association (FIJA.org) on jury nullification; JIM AGRESTI of Just Facts (JustFacts.com) on the national debt; ISAAC MOREHOUSE of Praxis (DiscoverPraxis.com) on a debt-free alternative to traditional college; and JOE LEHMAN of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy (Mackinac.org) on right-to-work.

Topics covered by guests in these first four episodes of The Reed Hour include American business history, education, Chicago’s PlayStation tax and Leonard Read’s classic essay, “I, Pencil.” Guests were Burton Folsom, T.K. Coleman, Richard Lorenc, Jason Riddle, Kerry McDonald and Brittany Hunter.