- 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
- 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 IIII
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 IIII will deal with Volume III of his book and many of the questions and topics he covers (like the Bill of Rights) and ending with the epilogue. Buy the book and follow along!
- Free Association
May 24, 8 pm EST
- 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
- Unbiased America #46—Charles Peralo
Charles Peralo is running for Chairman of the Libertarian National Committee. The Unbiased Americans talk to Peralo about his campaign, his plans to grow the libertarian movement, and his positions on philosophy + policy.
- Unbiased America #47—Austin Petersen
The Unbiased Americans welcome Austin Petersen, the creator of TheLibertarianRepublic and the handsomest of all the Libertarian Party candidates.
- 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 #45 — Mohammed Shaker
Wednesday, April 27, 8 pm Eastern
- The Tatiana Show — Blake Miles of The Green Beret Foundation and Adam House
Tatiana and Josh interview Blake Miles of The Green Beret Foundation and Adam House
Blake Miles is a former Army Special Forces soldier who spent time at 1st Special Forces Group and 20th Special Forces Group between 2004 and 2008. He is currently the Director of Communications and Social Media for the Green Beret Foundation, a non-profit charity focused on supporting wounded and killed Special Forces soldiers and their families. He is also a contributor to SOFREP.com and TransitionHero.com.
Adam House is an Afghanistan war veteran and former licensed minister (UPCI), who has become an outspoken skeptic, peace advocate, and involved himself in many other issues which he believes affect the individual freedoms of the people whose constitutional rights he took an oath to defend.
- Idea Lab — Productize Your Service Business
Evaldas interviews Dan Norris, the founder of WPCurve and 7DayStartup. The main topic will be productized service business, but you’ll also hear about on content marketing for getting customers.
- 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?
- 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.
- Identity Politics Must Die — Jeffrey Tucker Interviews Vincent Birrittella
The one and only Jeffrey Tucker interviews Vincent Birrittella about his powerful article calling for true individualism rather than tribal politics: "Identity Politics Must Die." https://libertella91.liberty.me/identity-politics-must-die/
As I watch the events unfold in Oregon, I cannot help but notice the draconian nature of political culture. It seems that people are extremely willingly to support government aggression so long as it’s compelled on their particular scapegoat.
- Guide Launch Party — Voices of Generation Liberty
Joe Diedrich and Jeff Tucker bring together a flock of friends to celebrate Liberty.me’s latest guide release: Voices of Generation Liberty. The Voices guide is chock-full of fun, personal interviews with heroes of today’s liberty scene, giving you a taste of the human side of the freedom movement.
- Liberty Classics — A Deeper Look at The Road to Serfdom
In this special episode of Liberty Classics, Jeffrey takes a deeper look into the hidden themes and lessons of The Road to Serfdom, and how it speaks to us today.
- Eye on the Empire #15
Eye on the Empire is Liberty.me’s flagship foreign-policy show. Join Scott Horton and Jeffrey Tucker to discuss the current state of affairs in U.S. foreign policy. Bring your questions and we’ll take them on.
- We The Individuals — with a Bernie Sanders Supporter
This week, the Individuals interview Samuel Grenny, a Bernie Sanders activist. Grenny runs Utah Millennials for Bernie Sanders.
- Liberty Classics — The Road to Serfdom
Let Jeffrey Tucker introduce you to (or reacquaint you with) one of the most famous books in the libertarian tradition: Friedrich Hayek’s Road to Serfdom.
An unimpeachable classic work in political philosophy, intellectual and cultural history, and economics, The Road to Serfdom has inspired and infuriated politicians, scholars, and general readers for half a century. Originally published in 1944—when Eleanor Roosevelt supported the efforts of Stalin, and Albert Einstein subscribed lock, stock, and barrel to the socialist program—The Road to Serfdom was seen as heretical for its passionate warning against the dangers of state control over the means of production
- We the Individuals — Farming in Fear
The Individuals talk with Sean Malone, director of the documentary Farming in Fear. They’ll talk about the film itself and libertarians in social media. Farming in Fear looks at what happens when a simple organic farm runs afoul of bureaucrats and politicians eager to put it out of business.
- Politics after Dark 14
The inimitable Rachel Mills strikes fun into the hearts of liberty lovers everywhere. It’s gonna be Angela Keaton and her talking about the $6-million-dollar professional sports recruitment-propaganda scandal.
Just two lovely ladies. Nice and relaxed.
- SFL LIVE with Peter Jaworski
Cory Massimino and SFL's social media impresario, Alex McHugh, are interviewing professor Peter Jaworski. Jaworski is famous for his stance on open borders and his engaging, innovative style of teaching — both in the classroom and out.
Check out Jaworski's teaching in Liberty 101, a joint venture between SFL and Learn Liberty. Jaworksi covers the concepts of liberty, individualism, toleration, and peace in our philosophy and liberty section of the course.
- Find Liberty in Unexpected Places
This show is part of the release of Joe Diedrich's new guide, Find Liberty in Unexpected Places. Join Joe and Jeffrey Tucker to talk about finding freedom in an unfree world!
Where is liberty? Joseph Diedrich contends that it is absolutely everywhere. Its wonder permeates every aspect of our lives.
Join Joe as he finds “continuous, sprawling beauty” in dating apps, candy bars, and of course, his favorite cocktail. The light of liberty lives in ordinary things … if you’re brave enough to look.
- Sell Liberty Like Don Draper with Joseph Diedrich
Join Joseph Diedrich to chat about his Liberty.me guide, Sell Liberty like Don Draper!
I don’t care if you’re twelve, twenty-two, or sixty-five. I don’t care if you’re a professor, a plumber, or a photographer. I don’t care how many treatises you’ve read, how many conferences you’ve attended, or how many Adderall you had for breakfast. Sharing your ideas about liberty is difficult.
You struggle to effectively discuss and write about liberty in ways that inform and impassion others. Yet you know the effort is ultimately worth it, for liberty fights for peace, unleashes creativity, and impoverishes suffering. So then, how can you communicate better and share liberty with more efficacy?
While you're here, check out Diedrich's even newer Liberty.me guide, Find Liberty in Unexpected Places!
- Liberty Classics: The Art of Being Free by Wendy McElroy
Can we live full, free, and prosperous lives in these times, starting now? McElroy says that we can and we must. She presents a new way of thinking about how to build civilization even when it is so under attack. In her view, the worst mistake we can make is to allow our lives to be consumed by politics and the awful realities that surround us. We must instead surround ourselves by people and things we truly love. The best way to fight back, she says, is to find and build freedom for ourselves. We must discover the art of being free. Join Jeffrey Tucker for a discussion of this book Sunday, November 2nd at 8pm ET and learn how you too can live a freer life!
