This is so great. Just discovered. From 1962.
Oh, wow. Thanks. Amazingly, his accent isn’t nearly as thick as Hoppe’s.
Awesome! Thank you!
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That’s because, as Hoppe said: “Mises was Austrian, and I’m form northern , and in northern we speak correct German”. Can’t help thinking that the wrong part of Germany won the 1866 war.
Cool.
I love Mises’ work, but I’m really glad that I didn’t have to learn under him!
That is very cool. I’ve never heard his voice before.
Having studied German, I feel like I actually have an easier time listening to Hoppe.
So awesome.
Wow, he’s as elegant in his speech as in his prose.
The recording is so good, it feels like he is in the same room as me!
Quite eloquent for being what, 81 years old at the time?
Is there any more?
Where was it discovered? By whom?
Is there a chance someone is working on improving the quality of his speech at CU?
Are there going to be any posthumous works by Mises?
Thanks; good day.
I’m sorry I got excited.
Found his address at Mont Pelerin Society on Liberty and Property(1954), and his address at C.U I can’t., is it possible those recordings can be enhanced?
Recorded on 10 May 1962, and aired on 17 May 1962 during the intermission of the U.S. Steel Concert Hour. Mises had been asked to respond to the question: “Are the interests of the American wage earners in conflict with those of their employers, or are the two in agreement?” This rare recording of Mises is made available through the generosity of Bettina Bien Greaves.
OH!
is there more?
Greaves gave us a big box of Mises’s stuff among which was this recording. I suspect that this is all that we have.
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