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

21 years ago, Peter Robinson began Uncommon Knowledge, a series for political leaders, scholars, journalists, and big thinkers to share their views with the world. The original series introduction, with background on the Hoover Institution and series: | Hoover Institution

5.3K views · 108 reactions | On Uncommon Knowledge with host Peter Robinson, Cuban exile and Yale historian Carlos Eire reflects on the promise of America as it approaches its 250th anniversary. He explains that despite today's challenges, this nation "still works"—remaining a place where hard work and sacrifice can turn potential into reality. Watch the full conversation here: https://youtu.be/rIrfWu7vAJY | Hoover Institution | Facebook

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Stephen Kotkin is the Kleinheinz Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution and one of the foremost experts on Russia, past and present. Given the momentous series of events in that country over the past few weeks, we recruited Professor Kotkin to sit for another installment (this time in front of a live audience at Hoover) of our occasional Five Questions for Stephen Kotkin series. In this installment, Kotkin discusses the recent mutiny attempt by Wagner military group head Yevgeny Prigozhin, Puti