EconTalk has just posted the latest episode of The Theory of Moral Sentiments Book Club. We were hoping to get through Parts III, IV, and V of the book but Part III is so fascinating that we couldn't even finish Part III. For me, Part III is the most interesting and thought-provoking part of the book (at least through Part VI. I've yet to read Part VII.) Part III can be read by itself with profit and enjoyment and the same is true for this podcast. At least I hope so.
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