- We the Individuals - Anarchism vs. Minarchism
Tune in for the premier of a brand new LIVE show! Join Chris Calton and friends for We the Individuals. This week, they’ll try to decide which is better – anarchism or minarchism. See you there!
- Fight the Matrix 9
Join anarchist activist Kal Molinet for another show all about how we can escape the clutches of the state. We might be in the matrix, but we can resist!
- Jeffrey Tucker – Liberty Classics: Conscience of an Anarchist
This is another exciting episode in Jeffrey Tucker's Liberty Classics series! This time around, he'll be speaking about Gary Chartier's Conscience of an Anarchist.
It is a beautiful book that takes on every important theoretical point — economics, foreign policy, criminal justice, civil liberties, courts, personal life — but also deals with the practical question of how to get from here to there. This book may well be destined to become a classic.
- Fight the Matrix – Critiquing Minarchism
Anarchist activist Kal Molinet will be joined by Tyler Lloyd for another exciting, state-busting show. The topic will be critiquing minarchism. How do we deal with people who think a little bit of aggression is acceptable?
While you're here, check out Liberty.me's guide, How to Be an Individualist Anarchist!
- Fight the Matrix - Marc Stevens
Join anarchist activist Kal Molinet as he talks with Marc Stevens about activism, the No State Project, and the perils of the legal system.
Find more from Marc Stevens at MarcStevens.net
Find more from Kal Molinet at LiberateRVA.com.
And find more freedom with Liberty.me!
- Kal Molinet - Fight the Matrix! - 10 Planks
Fight the Matrix! is a show about freeing others from the matrix of the state. But how do you convince others that nonaggression is viable? How could a society without a state work? What do you need to know when talking to the uninitiated? Come hear Kal Molinet’s take on Wednesday, February 25th at 9pm EST. Don't forget to bring your questions!
This week, Kal will start off by talking about the "10 planks" of the Communist Manifesto. How many of them have been fulfilled in America already?
This event is open to the public!
- Liberty Classics: The Discovery of Freedom by Rose Wilder Lane
This is a supremely radical and challenging work, one that essentially turns the world upside down. Nearly every expert on the topic of the history of civilization will tell you that the regime is what makes the difference between whether a nation rises or falls.
Rose Wilder Lane takes another view entirely. She says it is not the regime but the absence of the regime that sets the human spirit in flight and permits it to create and make beautiful things out of the uncivilized world of the state of nature. She pictures the whole history of humanity as a struggle to be free of authority — not just this or that authority but all authority.
For more on the beautiful books of liberty, read Jeffrey Tucker's 25 Life-Changing Classics.
- Calculated Chaos: Butler Shaffer LIVE!
Institutions are the foundation of our society, but are they really necessary? Instead of providing peace, order and coordination, we live with discord, agony, and violence. Can we learn how to organize without creating social Frankensteins, without institutions, without politics? The one and only Butler Shaffer, author of the book Calculated Chaos: Institutional Threats to Peace and Human Survival, will give his thoughts and take your questions on the topic of whether we truly need states to govern our lives. Join us for this very special event Thursday, December 4th at 8pm EST!
- Fight the Matrix with Kal Molinet 4
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Kal Molinet fights the matrix and takes you along for the ride. Come find out how you can spread the ideas you care about and how you can change hearts and minds. The evening promises to surprise.
- Fight the Matrix with Kal Molinet 3
Fighting the matrix of the state is hard work. How do you convince others that nonaggression is viable? How could a society without a state work? What do you need to know when talking to the uninitiated? Come hear Kal Molinet’s take Wednesday, November 19th at 9pm EDT, and bring your questions!
- Fight the Matrix with Kal Molinet 2
Fighting the matrix of the state is hard work. How do you convince others that nonaggression is viable? How could a society without a state work? What do you need to know when talking to the uninitiated? Come hear Kal Molinet’s take Wednesday, October 15th at 9pm EDT, and bring your questions!
- Fight the Matrix with Kal Molinet 1
Fighting the matrix of the state is hard work. How do you convince others that nonaggression is viable? How could a society without a state work? Come hear Kal Molinet's take Wednesday, September 17th at 9pm EDT, and bring your questions!
- Renegade History with Thaddeus Russell
Throw out everything you think you know about American history -- even the things you are sure are true. Thaddeus Russell's "A Renegade History of the United States" is the ultimate piece of revisionist history and a must read for anyone interested in the truth about America.
Join Thaddeus for a rousing retelling of history August 7th at 8pm EDT!
Thaddeus Russell is a historian and cultural critic and the author of A Renegade History of the United States (Free Press/Simon & Schuster, 2010). He teaches American history and cultural studies at Occidental College and has taught history, American Studies, and the history of philosophy at Columbia University, Barnard College, the New School for Social Research, and Eugene Lang College.
Born and raised in Berkeley, California, Russell graduated from Antioch College and received a PhD in history from Columbia University.
Russell's first book, Out of the Jungle: Jimmy Hoffa and the Re-Making of the American Working Class, was published by Alfred A. Knopf in 2001. He is a frequent contributor to The Daily Beast and has written for The Huffington Post, New York Magazine, The Los Angeles Times, The Boston Globe, The Christian Science Monitor, Salon, and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He has also published scholarly essays in American Quarterly and The Columbia History of Post-World War II America.
Russell has appeared on the History Channel, Al-Jazeera, Fox News, and The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
- Defending the Non-Aggression Principle with Walter Block
The non-aggression principle has been under attack by many libertarians as of late. Mr. Libertarian, Walter Block, argues the non-aggression principle is libertarianism itself --that the philosophy of libertarianism is about when it is appropriate to initiate the use of force. Nothing more, nothing less. Join Walter as he defends the NAP July 12th at 4pm EDT!
- What is Anarchy? with Kal Molinet
The common conception of anarchism is chaos and lawlessness, where might means right. Many people think of the Old American West. But is this correct? Kal Molinet says no. He argues anarchy simply means "without rulers," and that anarchism is actually the most moral and efficient system for societal organization. Join Kal on Liberty.me U July 10th at 9pm EDT!
While you're here, check out Liberty.me's guide, How to Be an Individualist Anarchist!
Peter C. Earle is an economist and financial markets professional. He has spent nearly two decades trading in and studying global equity, derivative, commodity, and currency markets, as well as offbeat and esoteric markets when opportunities have allowed. Pete has published numerous articles on economic history, spontaneous order, and liberty. He is currently the chief economist of Humint, a global cryptocurrency development consultancy, and is the resident economist for Red 5 Studios, a game development firm in Laguna Hills, CA. He resides in the Greater New York area.
