Winter in America

In this insightful audiobook, Daniel Robert McClure explores the emergence of neoliberalism as a global political philosophy from the 1930s to the 1980s, highlighting its cultural and economic interactions. He examines the evolution of cultural landscapes—spanning cinema, music, and media—during the pivotal 1960s and 1970s, focusing on how these elements influenced and were influenced by shifting political ideologies. By analyzing key debates and cultural phenomena, McClure illustrates a growing sentiment among white males that their societal privileges were eroding, setting the stage for a neoliberal resurgence in response to the tumultuous changes of the era.