From 2004, Milt talks with journalist Ron Rosenbaum about a volume he edited called Those Who Forget the Past: The Question of Anti-Semitism.

From 2oo6, Milt talks with Alan Dershowitz about law and the world of terrorism.

Milt talks with Cuban scholar Humberto Fontova about his latest book The Longest Romance: The Mainstream Media and Fidel Castro.

While the doomed  Syrian “peace negotiations” proceed in Geneva and the suicide bombings go on all over Iraq – and as Iran announces “We ain’t dismantling no centrifuges” – what’s the view from the democratically conflicted state of Israel? Here’s another briefing from journalist Caroline Glick, then one of the top editors at the Jerusalem Post.

You can figure out the other four, but here’s Charles Lipson, a colleague at the University of Chicago. Charles says that he is officially a Democrat, but he hasn’t talked or written like one in all the years we have known him. Instead, he analyzes politics and politicians with appropriate but amused cynicism. And on foreign policy and international relations he is as sharp as a moralist Machiavelli. He is also – as you will discover by listening – simply one of the best talkers to be heard anywhere within academic precincts.