Special Features

Jim Woods, a 20-plus-year veteran of the investment markets guest appears with show host Heather Wagenhals for the inaugural episode of The Atlasphere Podcast.

Celebrate the literary and philosophical significance of the 75th anniversary of the publication of The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand on May 7 by joining Jim Woods, Edward Hudgins, and Heather Wagenhals as they explore the themes, pages, and ramifications of this incredible work of fiction with the Atlasphere podcast.

Welcome to our newest feature on the website, The Atlasphere podcast. Join us for an audible journey into romantic realism.

Planning to be in the Las Vegas area for OCON this year? You're invited to a cocktail party at the Red Rock Hotel, an informal gathering organized by and for Atlasphere members.

If you know an intelligent, ambitious young student who is tired of the same old collectivist twaddle in school, ask them if they'd like to attend a seminar dedicated to life, glory, and reason.

Ayn Rand spoke eloquently, in the 1960s, of mankind's visit to the moon. What would she say today of our "retreat"? Though she's not here to say, another writer has taken up the cause.

Plans for the movie are taking shape.  Learn what format it will take, some surprising details revealed already by the all-powerful director, and what the team of co-producers really thinks of Ayn Rand's work.

Fifty years after its publication, Atlas Shrugged sells 130,000 copies a year, continues to inspire readers from all walks of life, and remains as relevant as ever to the moral and political problems in America.

Join us in celebrating Ayn Rand's hundredth birthday. ...And in remembering what she taught us to honor, above all else.

The duopoly of American politics is dangerous and unnecessary. Vote for the man who stands for individual rights. (Part two of a two-part series at the Atlasphere on the 2004 presidential elections.)