4K views · 73 reactions | Have you ever wondered where the name "Uncommon Uncommon Knowledge came from? Watch this sneak peek from the first episode of Uncommon Knowledge in 1996, where the host, Peter Robinson, discusses where the idea for Uncommon Knowledge originated. Tune in on May 18th to watch the full episode. | Uncommon Knowledge | Facebook

With Election Day right around the corner, we wanted to share a flashback episode of Uncommon Knowledge with Peter Robinson and Milton Friedman. Friedman was a Nobel Prize-winning economist and a senior research fellow at the Hoover Institution from 1977 to 2006. In this episode recorded back in 2000, he shares his timeless advice for the next President of the United States and how the next President should approach the issues of education, health care, and the future of Social Security. https:/

9.7K views · 183 reactions | The Hoover Institution is celebrating twenty-one years of Uncommon Knowledge. Watch highlights from the many years of Uncommon Knowledge now. | Uncommon Knowledge | Facebook

In this archival episode of Uncommon Knowledge with Peter Robinson, Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Thomas Sowell discusses how the American founders grounded their constitutional design in a realistic view of human nature—favoring structural constraints on power over faith in visionary leaders. Watch the full resurfaced video for #SowellSunday here: https://youtu.be/OGvYqaxSPp4 | Hoover Institution

Former Naval Flight Officer and Naval Physician Dr. Alta DeRoo and Vietnam War infrantryman Dr. Don Elverd from the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation join Hoover Institution Senior Fellow H.R. McMaster on #Battlegrounds to discuss substance use disorder, ways to prevent and treat addiction, and its implications for national security. As experts in treating substance use disorders and supporting service members through recovery, Drs. DeRoo and Elverd share insights on the addiction crisis affecting