Could the Founding Fathers Have Built a Better Republic? Peter Grose on His Novel "Time" | 08-07-26
Financial advisor turned novelist Peter Grose joins Sam Bushman on Liberty Roundtable Live to discuss his historical fiction book "Time: A Novel." Rooted in Austrian economics and libertarian philosophy, the novel imagines three friends grappling with a provocative question: could the Founding Fathers have designed a better republic? The conversation covers Peter's economic education under thinkers like Murray Rothbard, Ron Paul, and Walter Williams, the novel's characters and themes, and a passionate debate on whether the Constitution was divinely inspired. "Time: A Novel" is available on Amazon in Kindle, paperback, hardcover, and Audible formats. Timestamps: 0:39 Introducing Peter Grose and his book "Time" 1:03 Why a financial advisor wrote a novel about economics 1:15 Peter's roots in Austrian economics: the Mises Institute, Rothbard, Ron Paul 4:17 Breaking down the novel's characters 9:26 Sam's "Super Simon Sam" theory: was the Constitution divinely inspired? 13:09 Where to find "Time: A Novel" Call to Action: Get your copy of "Time: A Novel" by Peter Grose on Amazon today (Kindle, paperback, hardcover, or Audible), and subscribe to Liberty Roundtable Live for more conversations on liberty, faith, and the Constitution.
