- Between the Covers — Get Ready to Ignite!
Ohio Wesleyan University senior Chase Smith guest hosts tonight's show as he and Tracy Lawson talk about Tracy's new release, Ignite: Book Three of the Resistance Series.
Read Tracy's books here.
- Free Association — August 2, 2016
- Unbiased America — July 27, 2016
- Unbiased America — Maj Toure
- Unbiased America Live #54 with Dr. Robert Murphy
We will discuss the impact of "Brexit" on Britain and the EU, as well as differences between neoclassical economics and Austrian economics with respect to methodology.
- Free Association — Orlando
- Unbiased America #53
- The Tatiana Show — Gene Kavner of iPayYou & Shidan Gouran of The Blockchain Event
Tatiana and Josh interview Gene Kavner of iPayYou & Shidan Gouran of Gulf Pearl.
Gene is the CEO of iPayYou, "The World’s Easiest, Safest & Most Useful Bitcoin Wallet". Gene also served as an executive at Amazon.com where he was the world-wide leader of the Amazon Associates program. Gene was also one of the chief architects of Microsoft MSN from its inception to becoming the #4 web site in the US. This experience has led Gene to get deeply involved with bitcoin and build products that makes this unique online currency more accessible to the rest of us.
Shidan is a serial entrepreneur who founded one of the first Canadian CLECs to offer VoIP service, designed an award winning PBX system and developed a live video DRM solution acquired by Microsoft. He is the CEO of Home Jinni Inc, a software development firm who are core contributors to various opensource projects, including the Linux kernel and Android operating systems. He has been interested in and involved with cryptocurrencies since 2010 and is the organizer of The Blockchain Event, a premier conference and trade show in this space. Shidan studied Pure Mathematics and Theoretical Physics at the University of Western Ontario.
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- Unbiased America #52
Wednesday, June 15, 2016, 8 pm Eastern
- Between the Covers — Broken Worlds
Tracy interviews Mike Ghere, author of the Broken Worlds series: "Classic Fantasy with a Techno-Twist!"
Innocent blood is spilled, unfathomable magic is called, and lightning arcs across the sky. The boundary between worlds is broken and a teenaged boy falls through the crack.…
Check out the first book in the series right here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0093KDUXC
- Free Association
- Politics after Dark — LP Convention 2016
Rachel Mills looks at the fun and freedom from this year's Libertarian Party Convention.
- Unbiased America #50
The Unbiased Americans take on the LP convention results, weep for the fall of Austin Petersen, shake their fists at Hillary + Donald, and entertain you all in the process.
- UA spotlight with David J. Shestokas: Constitutional Sound Bites Part III
David J. Shestokas, author of Constitutional soundbites will Join Will Ricciardella of Unbiased America to discuss what the constitution means and why it still matters. The topics in part III will deal with his books introduction to volume II and Volume III and many of the questions covered in the second and third volume of his book. Buy the book and follow along!
- UA Spotlight with David J. Shestokas: Constitutional Sound Bites Part I
David J. Shestokas, author of Constitutional Soundbites will Join Will Ricciardella of Unbiased America to discuss what the constitution means and why it still matters. The topics in part I will deal with his books prologue, introduction and many of the questions covered in the first part of his book. Buy the book and follow along!
- Unbiased America #49
- Politics after Dark — Sean Haugh
Rachel Mills interviews Sean Haugh, Libertarian candidate for US Senate (North Carolina).
- Unbiased America #48
- Between the Covers — Liberty Fiction Jamboree
Tracy Lawson welcomes George Donnelly, Lyssa Chiavari and Mike DiBaggio to celebrate the GIANT 99-cent libertarian book sale
- Free Association
- We the Individuals — Excuse Me, Professor
Lawrence Reed joins the Individualists for a conversation about his book, Excuse Me, Professor, and the enduring grasp of progressivism on university life.
- The Tatiana Show — Judd Weiss
Tatiana and Josh interview Judd Weiss.
- Free Association — Voting, Democracy, and Other Ills
Lucy Steigerwald and Sheldon Richman are back again to engage in many thoughtful tangents coming off of the issue of voting. Steigerwald rants about bathroom bills and praises Trump, Richman once voted for a man named Elvis Presley, and they both flirt with anarcho-monarchism, if only for a minute or two.
- Unbiased America #44
Wednesday, April 20, 8 pm Eastern
- Free Association — America’s Counter-Revolution: The Constitution Revisited
Sheldon Richman and Lucy Steigerwald discuss Sheldon's new book, America’s Counter-Revolution: The Constitution Revisited.
The pre-release PDF is free to Liberty.me members for a limited time!
Paperback and Kindle versions are available on Amazon.
- Jeffrey Tucker Interviews Sheldon Richman — "America’s Counter-Revolution"
Jeffrey Tucker interviews his old friend and mentor Sheldon Richman about his new book — America’s Counter-Revolution: The Constitution Revisited.
From Jeffrey's foreword:
This much I can assure the reader: after reading this book, you will never think about the U.S. Constitution and America’s founding the same way again. Sheldon Richman’s revealing and remarkably well-argued narrative will permanently change your outlook.
The Constitution, far from limiting government, was actually designed to bring about a new one that betrayed the ideals of the Declaration of Independence itself. The ratification of the Constitution was a counter-revolution.There is a reason it has done a poor job in protecting freedom: it was never intended to do so.
- Unbiased America #41— Constitutional Sound Bites
David Shestokas, author of Constitutional Sound Bites will be on the show to discuss constitutional law and his book on how to make it easy to understand.
- Unbiased America #40
- The Future of Freedom #19
On this episode the boys discussed the big questions: Clinton vs. Trump, socialism vs. fascism
- Unbiased America #39 — Global Warming
Joseph Bast, President and CEO of The Heartland Institute, will join us to discuss "Why Scientists Disagree About Global Warming," and the NIPCC report on global warming.
Is there a consensus? Is warming dangerous?
We will answer some of the most important questions regarding Climate Change and the policy implications regarding the conclusions of the IPCC.
- Scotch and Scholars — Walter Block: Libertarians for Trump?
Tune in for the latest shock from Block.
Prolific scholar Walter Block has founded Libertarians for Trump, with the goal of "mobilizing massive support for Donald Trump."
What is the likely outcome of hitching a libertarian wagon to Trump?
Is supporting Trump significantly better or worse than supporting the other candidates in the major parties, or in the Libertarian Party, or just abstaining from the process altogether this cycle?
- Scotch and Scholars — Jayant Bhandari’s Capitalism and Morality
Jayant Bhandari is a world-travelling investment advisor. He’s worked with Casey Research, US Global Investors, and Indian subsidiary operations of two European companies.
Somehow, he also finds time to write extensively on the culture of freedom for the Mises Institute (US and Canada), the Fraser Institute, and Liberty magazine.
Mike Reid talks with Jayant about his yearly conference in Vancouver: Capitalism and Morality.
For a bracing read, check out Jayant's autobiographical account of the 1984 Bhopal poison-gas disaster, in which over ten thousand Indians died and practically the entire government fled the city.
- Politics After Dark - Put Your Big L Panties On!
Rachel has determined that it really is time to give up on the GOP (at least this go round) and vote Big L Libertarian. For that epiphany, she will have Libertarian National Party Chair, Nicholas Sarwark on to agree with her.
Her second guest will be Jason Ditz, news editor of Antiwar.com, to discuss his recent article "ISIS and the End of Cash" and how the war on terror has enabled the interests of central banking.
- Free Association - The FBI vs Encryption
Lucy Steigerwald and Sheldon Richman delve into the FBI vs Apple controversy in the latest episode of Free Association.
Will the FBI be victorious?
- The Tatiana Show — Coinigy & Perianne Boring of Digital Chamber
Tatiana and Josh interview William Kehl of Coinigy & Perianne Boring of Digital Chamber
William Kehl, President of Coinigy Inc, is an early Bitcoin adopter, miner, trader, developer and designer. He founded iPhoneFreelancer and several other successful startups over the years. Formerly Director of Web Operations for a global VOIP provider, William is a full stack developer with an emphasis on blockchain market tech. Along with his business partner Rob, William founded Coinigy.com in 2014 to provide professional-grade tools and API access for individuals and institutions interested in Blockchain Market Intelligence.
Perianne Boring founded the first DC-based advocacy organization for the digital currency and digital asset community. Prior to forming the Chamber, she worked as a financial services television host and Forbes contributor. She began her career as a legislative analyst in the US House of Representatives, advising on finance, economics, tax and healthcare policy.
- We the Individuals — with Bob Murphy
Bob Murphy joins the Individualists to talk about the latest surprise from Paul Krugman — his labelling of Bernie Sanders’ plans as “voodoo.”
- Politics after Dark — A Farewell to Rand
DC liberty insiders Kevin Rollins and Norm Singleton join Rachel tonight to cry into their various beverages over Rand's departure from the presidential race and to discuss where liberty goes from here. Are there other candidates worth considering? Predictions for the eventual nominees and next president will also be bandied about. Grab your jammies and an adult beverage that goes well with the tears of dashed libertarian hopes and dreams and join us live!
- P4PWHP — Can Libertarians #FeelTheBern?
Is it time for libertarians to #FeelTheBern and support the quasi-socialist (but self-styled peacenik) Bernie Sanders?
Lucy Steigerwald welcomes Will “stupidconservativepants” Ricciardella to formulate a small-government person's grim guide to the election. Is there any hope to be found in anyone?
- The Future of Freedom #17
- Unbiased America #36
- Scotch and Scholars — Butler Shaffer
Mike Reid interviews the venerable and fascinating Butler Shaffer. We take a close look at his famous book, Boundaries of Order (http://www.amazon.com/Boundaries-Order-LvMI-Butler-Shaffer-ebook/dp/B003ZDP0P4/), and explore what freedom lovers can do right now in their own minds and lives.
- Free Association — Scalia, The Bill Of Rights, and Freedom
Lucy Steigerwald and Sheldon Richman discuss the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia, muse over his concept of "originalism" in constitutional interpretation, and pine for the halcyon days of the Articles of Confederation.
- Scotch and Scholars — Troy Lanigan
Mike Reid interviews Troy Lanigan, president and CEO of the Canadian Taxpayer’s Federation. His new book is Fighting for Taxpayers: Battles Fought and Battles Ahead. (http://www.amazon.com/Fighting-Taxpayers-Battles-Fought-Ahead-ebook/dp/B01572YE34/)
“This book is a look back, but also a look ahead,” says Lanigan “The aging population, the power of government employee unions, the missing priority of infrastructure and the ideological war against economic development are all issues that will impact pocketbooks and prosperity going forward.”
- Unbiased America #35 — Julian Adorney
Unbiased America is graced by the presence of Julia Erynn, former Miss Minneapolis and current Alpha News reporter. Rounding out the show is Julian Adorney, savvy political commentator, FEE author, and new admin of Americans For Capitalism.
They talk Trump's recent caucus wins, how much Trump is the same as FDR, and also, healthcare — like, why isn’t it free already?
- Eye on the Empire #17
Jeffrey Tucker and Scott Horton team up to take on the empire.
- Jeffrey Tucker — Political Roundup With Joey Clark
Jeffrey Tucker and Joey Clark take a look at the contemporary political spectrum from Trump (egad!) to Sanders (eek!) to Clinton (ahhh!).
- Unbiased America #34
- Free Association — Groundhog Day
Sheldon Richman and Lucy Steigerwald discuss Groundhog Day — as in the film — horrors of the 2016 election.
- The Future of Freedom #15
- Unbiased America #33 — with Lawrence Reed
The Unbiased Americans welcome Lawrence Reed, president of the Foundation for Economic Education, and author of such books as Rendering Unto Caesar: Was Jesus a Socialist? (http://www.amazon.com/Rendering-Unto-Caesar-Jesus-Socialist-ebook/dp/B00X40KAJY/) and Excuse Me, Professor: Challenging the Myths of Progressivism (http://www.amazon.com/Excuse-Me-Professor-Challenging-Progressivism/dp/1621574652/).
Tonight, we’ll focus on sound public policy and the lessons we can draw from today for the rise and fall of ancient Rome.
- The Tatiana Show — Bitseed
This week, Tatiana and Josh welcome John Light.
John is a co-founder of Bitseed, author of Bitcoin: Be Your Own Bank, writer at the okTurtles Foundation, and advisor to cryptocurrency startups and investors. You can check out Bitseed at bitseed.org, findJohn's website and blockchain ID at lightco.in, and follow him on Twitter @lightcoin.
- SFL LIVE with Jeff Tucker, Casey Given, Lucy Steigerwald, and Friends
Tune in live to watch Jeffrey Tucker and Lucy Steigerwald discuss their plans for the International Students For Liberty Conference (ISFLC), the largest gathering of young libertarians in the world, to be held February 26-28 in Washington, DC.
Then, hear Casey Given and Alex McHugh of SFL's communications team make three major announcements about the conference first on Liberty.me.
- Jeffrey Tucker — The Prohibition Generation
Jeffrey Tucker interviews Lucy Steigerwald and Liz Jaluague on the incredible corruption afflicting the Prohibition generation — people underage who are not allowed to have normal drinking lives.
Check out Jeffrey's recent article: "3 States Consider Lowering the Drinking Age."