with Justin M. Lesniewski
Justin and Daniel are joined by Midsider Katrina to discuss the Google diversity memo, the white nationalist protest at UVA, and an AV Club article that equates 300 to fascism. They also review the premiere episode of the DuckTales reboot. [Read More]
with James Guzman
Sitting in on the beach with your toes in the sand, sipping a Mai-Tai and coding the next ground breaking app. Does that sounds too good to be true? Well, that’s because it usually is. Search #digitalnomad on social media and you will see an onslaught of pictures with people in all kinds of strange positions with their laptops in locations that would be pretty inappropriate to concentrate on any kind of serious task. That does not mean that it [Read More]
with Justin Mohr
Household debt has hit a record high of $12.8 Trillion! This is the highest we have seen since the financial crisis bottomed in 2009. 30 day credit card delinquencies are on the rise standing at 6.2%. One year ago that same figure was 5.1%! 90 day credit card delinquencies are on the rise and this is a sign that the average consumer is being squeezed. The cracks in the very faulty U.S. economy are beginning to appear and this is [Read More]
with Albert Lu
Doug Casey joins Albert following his keynote address at the Sprott conference in Vancouver. 2017 Sprott Vancouver Natural Resource Symposium ** Full conference MP3 download available for purchase ** ** at http://sprottconference.com ** ** Please Tweet comments @AlbertKLu ** Interview Highlights [0:20] Vancouver is kryptonite to cigar smokers [2:10] Doug is increasingly misanthropic [3:03] About "Drug Lord" the most recent novel in Doug's fiction series [7:32] Doug on David Stockman's keynote speech [9:01] The reason we will ultimately be alright [Read More]
with Daniel Brown
This is episode 188 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast. It’s dead true. I (Daniel Brown) got felt up by the TSA twice this week. They called it an “enhanced pat down” but the term “sexual assault” is far more fitting. They also went through all my belongings and physically opened up one of my phones. Tonight I need to share my story and explain how it concerns you and your Bitcoins. I tried to [Read More]
with Tim Preuss
Tim chats with Ruari from One Year No Beer about how eliminating alcohol from your life can have powerful life changing effects. Alcohol has been marketed to us as something cool, something that a fun life must include, but really, it slows us down, depresses us, kills our energy, ruins our sleep, and hurts our personal relationships. In the second half of the show, Ruari goes over the three different programs offers: a 28-day challenge, a 90-day challenge, and a [Read More]
with Daniel Pryor
Stop Tweeting and have Kim Jong Un to DC, and then visit North Korea. In an age of increased communication capability we are more disconnected from this foe than ever. It’s not like the era of “the red phone” with Moscow. Miscommunication can have disastrous ramifications. John was published in RealClearDefense making the case for this meeting and he joins the the show to discuss. [Read More]
with Alexander Shaw
In this episode, Alex and Alex discusses Following. Following is Christopher Nolan first full movie. Come check out our review! [Read More]
with Isaac Morehouse
When creating something it is easy to focus on perfecting the small details. Whether it’s production value on a podcast, body positioning as a public speaker, or style as a writer, there are lots of small details to obsess over. But when you are starting a new project you can never lose sight of the most important aspect of anything you create, the content of the ideas. In this episode: - Imperfections as a creator - The content of the [Read More]
with Scott Horton
Editor-in-chief of the Palestine Chronicle Ramzy Baroud returns to the show to discuss his latest articles, “The Story Behind the Jerusalem Attack: How Trump and Netanyahu Pushed Palestinians into a Corner” and “Power to the People: Why Palestinian Victory in Jerusalem is a Pivotal Moment.” Scott and Baroud begin by discussing the history of the ’67 War, its basis in false propaganda, and how the deliberate plan put in place 50 year ago remains today. Baroud then explains the context [Read More]
with Tatiana Moroz
Kingsley Edwards & Will Coley of Muslims for Liberty [Read More]
with Josh Carter
Jenn Gray hosts the Leading Liberty Podcast. A former development director and vice president of pro-liberty non-profits, she’s now Reason’s youngest major donor and obsessed with elevating our political discourse and empowering more rockstar messengers for the freedom movement so we can finally do this cause the justice it deserves. For more about Jenn visit: Website heyjenngray.com Podcast heyjenngray.com/liberty Facebook facebook.com/heyjenngray Join The Resistance! www.resistancepodcast.com Twitter: @rise_and_resist Instagram: @resistance_podcast Minds: @MT_Cicero Or subscribe to the show at: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOoWybWSIdK4C4QEq-s_TTw [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
War – what is it good for? Slaughtering people, and nothing more. What's in the News with stories on Federal Reserve Bitcoin, national cannabis legalization, ICE injustice, Stingray bans in NH, cops walk free – again, and filming cops. And, How to Live a LAVA Lifestyle on a town that lost all of their cops. This episode is brought to you by Tom Woods's Liberty Classroom, helping you to become a smarter and more informed libertarian than ever before, for [Read More]
with Brien Lundin
"Wall Street has embraced government," says George Gilder, and he describes the industry as a beacon of cronyism rather financial innovation. He now believes in the dire need for sound money, ideally backed by gold, and the author of 20 books makes the case in The Scandal of Money: Why Wall Street Recovers but the Economy Never Does. The good news is Gilder, cofounder of the Discovery Institute, is confident privately created digital currencies will bring down the central banks [Read More]
with Remso W. Martinez
If you love FX's Archer and the Adam West Batman series, you'll fall in love with independent comic book writer Keith Crook, the creator of the brand new series Nightwasp! Learn what goes into crafting a good piece of satire, fun story lines, and the challenges and perks of being a independent content creator in the comic book industry. [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
We have a lot of episode 8 news, who will own the roads, we have a discussion on who is the chosen one, and a new language was just created – but not by humans. Tatooine Times The Last Jedi: Can Rey save Luke Skywalker from his own darkness? The Last Jedi: New details on Benicio Del Toro's devious character Star Wars: Episode IX Just Went Through A Big Behind-The-Scenes Change ‘Star Wars’ Vet Warwick Davis Reunites With Ron Howard For Han Solo Film 'Star Wars' virtual reality experience to open near Disney parks [Read More]
with James Guzman
Ka Sundance is a father of six who travels the world with his family while working on projects he loves. Sound too good to be true? In our chat he talks about how he is able to do this and why he thinks it is every parents responsibility to live their life to the fullest. During the interview we discuss how he goes about educating his children while traveling, the problems with the normal schooling and career path, safety concerns [Read More]
with Justin M. Lesniewski
The guys discuss Trump's new immigration plan, Netflix's debt, digital blackface, and the outrage over the Death Wish remake trailer. [Read More]
with Justin Mohr
Is bitcoin money? Keith Weiner discusses why gold is crucial in an economy and that bitcoin isn’t money. Keith also discusses why the system if failing today. His view of why the system is failing is much different than the mainstream view. You don’t want to miss this insightful interview with Keith Weiner! [Read More]
with Daniel Brown
This is episode 187 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast. TRIGGER WARNING: In the post below, I refer to the Bitcoin with more hashing power as the original Bitcoin. It’s the one that adopted SegWit and currently trades at over $3,000. I hope that triggers you. So. We’ve been forked for a week and (the original) Bitcoin has done nothing but soar. Now what? Have we finally emerged from the fiery furnaces of debate and [Read More]
with Stephan Kinsella
I was interviewed for the Our Interesting Times podcast, by host Tim Kelly, for the Aug. 8, 2017 episode, to discuss the basic case against intellectual property law. [Read More]
with Daniel Pryor
Last week in The Daily Beast, Jordan Reimschisel shared the story of an Amish farmer in Kentucky, sentenced to prison for producing and selling herbal skin cream without the government’s permission. He joins us today on the podcast to tell how this happened and what comes next. Follow Jordan on Twitter @JTReimschisel and Young Voices @YVADV and Stephen @Stephen_Kent89 [Read More]
with Tim Preuss
Gus Willman returns to the podcast to chat with Tim about transgender rights and how they apply to real life law. No one on the podcast is trying to be “mean” to people who identify as transgender, but where does it end? This seems like a rabbit hole that society as a whole cannot afford at this point. [Read More]
with AnCap Barber
We talk about moral foundations and useful diversions with Alan Barksdale. We start off talking about Coinbase reversing their first memo about not supporting Bitcoin Cash at first. Now, they will be supporting Bitcoin Cash by the end of the year. They likely did this due to all of their pissed off customers and the big hit they would have taken for their initial stance on this issue. Alan Barksdale is the secretary of the Masidon County Libertarian Party. Moral [Read More]
with Jason Stapleton
It's always a pleasure to have Austin in the studio. If you don't know, Austin is a former candidate for President on the Libertarian ticket who's now switched parties and running for Senate in Missouri against incumbent Claire McCaskill. I invited Austin [Read More]
with Alexander Shaw
In this episode we review The Dark Tower to tell you how "awesome" it was. Thanks for tuning in! AlexNation info: Visit - Recuro.org Patreon - www.patreon.com/TCLP Facebook: www.facebook.com/Theclassylib1/ Twitter: Theclassylib1 Email: theclassylib@yahoo.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/theclassylib/ [Read More]
with Josh Carter
Aydin Paladin is a conservative YouTube commentator whose content focuses on politics and current events in tandem with social and media psychology. As a doctoral student in the social sciences, the emphasis of much of her material regards how the psychology of human communication affects our daily lives on both a personal and global scale, particularly in the realm of mediated and digital communication. Her primary areas of interests range from education and pedagogy to immigration, culture, and mass media [Read More]
with Garrett Petersen
My guest for this episode is Noel Johnson of George Mason University, and if that name sounds familiar, it’s because he was the coauthor on the paper I discussed with Mark Koyama last month. Noel recently released a working paper titled “The Effects of Land Redistribution: Evidence from the French Revolution.” It is co-authored with Theresa Finley and Raphael Franck. The paper examines the consequences of the land auctions held by the Revolutionary government in France. The abstract reads as [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
The Baltimore police department has found themselves in a bit of trouble thanks to body cameras. What did they do now? This is the forty-sixth episode of The LAVA Spurt, Baltimore Police Are On Crack. Twice in two weeks, the Baltimore public defender's office has released police body camera footage showing police officers planting drugs at scenes and then finding them. The first time the actual act of planting the drugs was caught on the camera because the officer clearly [Read More]
with Justin M. Lesniewski
The guys discuss Trump's trans ban, Hillary Clinton's tell-all book, and Princeton's hiring of a men's engagement manager. They also consider the critique of Dunkirk being plotless. [Read More]
with Ashe Whitener
Huge interview for you today! Charlie Shrem and Anthony Di Iorio join Ashe to discuss how crypto currency “wallets” are turning into “blockchain interfaces” and the role that Jaxx.io is playing to push this idea forward into reality. We start with a discussion comparing a standard web browser to current crypto wallets. Now that the internet of value is now upon us, “browsers” need to evolve…but how? Rather than only displaying information (which browsers do currently) how will they need [Read More]
with Daniel Brown
This is episode 186 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast. Ladies and gentlemen, history has been made. At long last, Bitcoin has forked (or copied, or split, or whatever you want to call it). We anticipated this event for months, but as the saying goes, hindsight is always 20/20. So now that the event has passed, what does it mean? What really went down and what does it say about the Bitcoin ecosystem? What do [Read More]
with Justin Mohr
Keith Weiner talks about money and what real money (gold) is. He argues that gold can’t circulate without an interest rate so his big push is to give gold a yield. So to transition to a gold standard, Keith argues gold must have an interest rate first. Also, many confuse the terms of speculation vs. investment and Keith makes a clear distinction between these two terms and they’re actually opposites. And should the average person invest in gold miners? All [Read More]
with Remso W. Martinez
Why do libertarians have such a terrible stereotype? And whose enforcing it? Comedian Brian McWilliams from Lions of Liberty's Electric Liberty Land weighs in. [Read More]
with Tim Preuss
America needs to review history when deciding where to go next in the war on terror. Looking back, the majority of Americans believe that the war in Iraq was a mistake. If that’s the case, we need to take our past experience into account when thinking about foreign policy going forward. Bill O’Reilly and David Letterman had a heated debate in the wake of the Iraq war. Will Americans continue to have these kinds of important conversations going forward? Republicans [Read More]
with Alexander Shaw
In this episode, we discuss the San Diego comic con 2017. Later in the show, we give Christopher Nolan's new movie Dunkirk our review. Thanks for tuning in! Trailers: Justice Leauge: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_6yBZKj-eo Bright: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EZCBSsBxko Thor Ragnarok: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTgNlfAht4I Stranger Things 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRG5HeNKwKY ****************AlexNation information below******************* Visit - Recuro.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Theclassylib1/ Twitter: Theclassylib1 Email: theclassylib@yahoo.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theclassylib/ [Read More]
with Morgan A. Brown
Liberty or Equality? Pt. IV THE MELIAN DIALOGUE: Isonomy, Aristophanes, and the Battle of Mosul **For Sources, links, and text, pls visit: (www.culture-anarchy.com/public_html/p…/wpblog/?p=75) Reports from THE INDEPENDENT by Patrick Cockburn are pushing the upper bounds of the civilian death toll in Mosul up to 40,000. Previous estimates (5K) were based on aerial bombings, due to the inability to scour the rubble while ISIS was still operating. Now that the ground view is opening up, the carnage tells another tale. This [Read More]
with Isaac Morehouse
When something goes wrong in a customer service situation, some people will seize the opportunity to berate their server or make an employee feel bad. They use the moment to grab a tiny amount of power. But by using this opportunity to feel powerful, they are giving up what is best for them in the long term. They are giving up opportunities to get a better long term solution to momentarily feel important. In the case of restaurants, they are [Read More]
with AnCap Barber
Scott interviews medicinal cannabis advocate Seth Green of Greener Pastures Tennessee in this bonus episode. Seth was born with Cerebral Palsy and started having seizures at age 13. He now has multiple illnesses because of this condition. He wants to give people information on alternative medicine that is out there for people like him. [Read More]
Capitalism today is seen as a bad word but this is because what people see as capitalism is really crony capitalism! This is what we need to change in people’s minds! This is not how capitalism really is! Capitalism is about exchanging value for value. The very wealthy are getting wealthier at a faster pace today compared to every other income group out there because the very rich benefit from an inflationary monetary policy from the Federal Reserve! We need [Read More]
Former Fox News president Roger Ailes has died at age 77. Former Presidential candidate Austin Petersen recounts tales of his time at Fox Business Network, and relates a personal anecdote of how Roger Ailes' career inspired a stronger modern libertarian movement. [Read More]
Tim and Ande start off the podcast with a brief chat about strip clubs, but quickly delve into the world of pervert politicians. Anthony Weiner is going to jail, but what about the long list of other elected officials who have been caught doing this kind of stuff? The list is longer than you realize. [Read More]
My guest for this episode is Jari Eloranta, he is a professor of comparative economic and business history at Appalachian State University. Jari’s work focuses on the economic history of national defense. In this far-reaching conversation, we go all the way back to pre-modern societies’ methods of financing their militaries, then trace the transitions up through the early modern period and into the 20th century. We discuss the way war has shaped modern states and institutions. [Read More]
This is episode 177 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast. To kick off today’s show, we’ll list four major factors driving Bitcoin’s recent record prices. It seems like we’ve constantly celebrated new all-time highs over the past few weeks. And naturally, we want to know what’s causing the spike, so we’ll share some of the leading theories during our stream. Then later in the show, we’ll cover a new development in the Coinbase vs. IRS [Read More]
Get your pen and paper out, because Eric Coffin is a longtime analyst of junior mining prospects, where the potential for returns is the greatest, but so is the risk. He leads Hard Rock Analyst Advisors, and his assertion is that there are both individual and institutional investors willing to finance the industry, despite day-to-day ruffles in politics and economics. The key drivers of prices, therefore, are the specific details of each project, not broader macroeconomic trends. [Read More]
Harry Dent, the bestselling author of The Sale of a Lifetime, sees tough times coming ahead. Dent predicts a major sell-off in global assets beginning in 2017 followed by the biggest commodity cycle in world history. Interview Highlights [00:40] Harry addresses his critics [02:26] Why he thinks the market correction will begin in 2017 [07:04] Can activist central banking save the market? [13:20] Trump is appealing to the All-Star Wrestling fans [13:52] Japan has already gone off the cliff [19:40] [Read More]
Gregory Beischer the President, CEO, and Director of Millrock Resources sits down with Maurice Jackson of Proven and Probable to discuss the most recent exciting developments on the El Picacho Gold Project with partner funded Centerra Gold. [Read More]
69% of Americans admit to have less than a $1000 in the bank! Why is this? Even the retirees out there die broke. 46% of retirees die with less than $10,000 in the bank. That’s not much money when you’re not bringing in income and are relying on savings! There’s no question there’s a lot of factors that have led to the average American being broke and the payment mentality is certainly one of the many contributing factors. In the [Read More]
This is episode 175 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast. How much do you know about ICOs? Do you even know what ICO stands for? I had some friends asking about altcoins lately and “initial coin offerings” came up. I decided it would be an important thing to chat about on the air, so that’s where we’ll kick things off tonight. We’ll use a new ICO quiz from Cointelegraph to test our knowledge (and yours!) [Read More]
