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Radio Free Acton: Yuval Levin on finding solidarity in the Age of Trump; Upstream on ‘Black Panther’
Radio Free Acton: Yuval Levin on finding solidarity in the Age of Trump; Upstream on ‘Black Panther’
Jun 21, 2025 2:37 PM

On this episode of Radio Free Acton, Marc Vander Maas, audio/visual manager at Acton, speaks with Yuval Levin, Vice President of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, on finding solidarity in the “Age of Trump,” what it means, how it came about, and then touch on the history of political polarization in America. On the Upstream segment, Caroline Roberts has a discussion with Julian Chambliss, professor of history at Rollins College, on Marvel’s new hit movie, “Black Panther.”

Check out these additional resources on this week’s podcast topics:

Register here to attend the Acton Lecture Series Event on Solidarity in the Age of Trump

Read more from Yuval Levin in “National Affairs”

“Black Panther” IMDb

Check out Julian Chambliss’ official site

Buy Ages of Heroes, Eras of Men by Julian Chambliss

Do you have questions for the Radio Free Acton team that you would like answered in future podcast segments? Leave a message at 888-705-4180 or email [email protected].

Featured image “Black Panther Wallpaper” by Bryan Ward used under Creative Commons license (CC BY 2.0). Some modifications made (crop, resize, and filtering).

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