In this 1978 lecture delivered at Boston’s Ford Hall Forum, Ayn Rand reviews the themes she had explored in her many presentations at the Forum since her first appearance in 1961. Introduced as the “most popular speaker the Forum has ever had,” Rand offers updates on the issues raised in those lectures, asking the question: “Have things changed since then, and, if so, in what direction?”
This recording is 86 minutes long, including Q&A.
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