with Tatiana Moroz
On this week’s episode, we bring back Tom Woods for a bit of history, free market solutions, and the latest news on the Contra Krugman cruise to Alaska in 2019 (use code Tatiana and get a free download of one of my albums). The last one was a lot of fun, but Alaska is a once in a lifetime kind of place to visit, so I know I will be there! Tom has a free E-book called “Our Enemy, the [Read More]
with Garrett Petersen
Today’s guest is Mikayla Novak (Twitter, SSRN) of the RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub at RMIT University. Her work focuses on some innovative new and potential uses for blockchain technology. As we all know at this point, the first use of blockchain technology was to create decentralized digital currencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum. But a blockchain is a much more general technology than this: it is a decentralized ledger that is resistant to tampering by any one individual. As such, it [Read More]
with Stephan Kinsella
From TomWoods Ep. 1304 How I Got into Harvard. I interviewed Tom about this and related questions since my 15 year old son is nearing college age and I was curious. From Tom’s shownotes: Stephan Kinsella, the libertarian theorist and author of Against Intellectual Property, asked me the other day about my college admission experience. We are each the parent of a tenth grader, so the topic of college comes up in our households. I didn’t think I had much interesting to say [Read More]
with Austin Petersen
Austin Petersen of the Freedom Report podcast breaks down the current news on the government shutdown. Petersen reads from the Daily Mail and floats an immigration proposal which would allow people to avoid the hassle of paying lawyers and waiting years to become American citizens. Let's just let people buy citizenship directly instead. [Read More]
with Brien Lundin
Bitcoin marks its 10th anniversary with a lackluster record: while adoption has increased, it has yet to deliver on several promises. Transactions are too slow and expensive for daily use, and bitcoin is nowhere near replacing traditional central-bank currencies. Lawrence White, a professor of economics at George Mason University and a senior fellow with the Cato Institute’s Center for Monetary and Financial Alternatives, credits bitcoin with introducing a remarkable technological breakthrough in money. However, he argues that price volatility is [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
Taylor and James were honored to be guests on Touring Families with Dave Stelmacki. As a parent of one young son, Dave asked lots of questions about raising autonomous kids. If you’re considering finding ways for your kids to be more autonomous, this conversation will give you some concrete ideas. And if you’re skeptical, Dave asks great questions about some of the tougher topics! [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
When, and how, do Christians disobey the state? Join me as we look into the New and Old Testaments to find the answers. [Read More]
with Joël Valenzuela, Brian FreeMan (Mastermined), Mark Mason
Feat. Chris Adam Dash Core Group UX Designer [Read More]
with Daniel Brown
This is episode 270 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast. It’s just Tim and you guys tonight. May the crypto gods have mercy on your souls. Don’t forget to visit http://ymb.tc/e270 so you can share your thoughts in the comments! Every click helps. If this Bitcoin podcast was interesting, entertaining, obnoxious, or anything else, use the share buttons to let others know that it exists. Tips appreciated: 1Kiy8x4pwMS7RQuH7xDeVcfqeup7gUTqA [Read More]
with Manuel Lora
Cleveland, Ohio is on fire. That’s right, I said it! What an incredible scene for Blockchain. I have always been curious about mining, but as it’s highly technical, I haven’t really felt comfortable discussing it. However, everyone wants to know how they can essentially print money with a little machine. I didn’t know the history of Coin Miner, but Jon was kind enough to fill me in. He also gave me a good overview of options available to the average [Read More]
with Caryn Ann Harlos
From Apathy to Anarchy: Why I am an Anarchist, What that means, and Why you should be one too. I don’t think you’re ready for this jelly but here it goes. My simple explanation on how I jumped over the cliff. LINKS: Roy Childs’ Open Letter to Ayn Rand: https://www.lewrockwell.com/1970/01/roy-a-childs-jr/objectivism-and-the-state-an-open-letter-to-ayn-rand/ Stephan Kinsella, the Moral Irrelevance of the Impossibility of Anarchy-Libertarianism: http://www.stephankinsella.com/2009/08/the-irrelevance-of-the-impossibility-of-anarcho-libertarianism/ Caplan’s Libertarian Purity Test: http://www.bcaplan.com/cgi-bin/purity.cgi Learn Liberty on Positive and Negative Rights: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXOEkj6Jz44 Info about Caryn Ann: http://lpedia.org/Caryn_Ann_Harlos Please [Read More]
with Joey Clark
Joey Rants About A Dancing AOC (But Not For Dancing) And The 116th Congress [Read More]
with Scott Horton
Gareth Porter tells Scott why he’s optimistic that the war in Yemen will soon be coming to an end. For one thing, says Porter, the War Powers resolutions in both congress and the senate have created political pressure to end America’s backing of the Saudis, even if they don’t legally stop President Trump. The killing of Jamal Khashoggi also seemed to provide impetus that wasn’t there before, because it brought the war sharply into focus for Americans. Porter explains that [Read More]
with Jason Stapleton
I was so excited to when I found out Constance had agreed to come on the show and she didn't disappoint. She has been crushing it in the media a branding business for close to two decades and she's a shining example of what one can accomplish when you're willing to take risks and constantly stretch the limits of your abilities. If you're looking for inspiration to get off your butt, get that promotion or launch out on your own [Read More]
with Garrett Petersen
Today’s guest is Martin Gurri (Twitter, blog), author of The Revolt of the Public. We discuss his book, which deals with the impact of information technology on political trends and populism. In the words of economist and scholar Arnold Kling, “Martin Gurri saw it coming.” Technology has categorically reversed the information balance of power between the public and the elites who manage the great hierarchical institutions of the industrial age—government, political parties, the media. The Revolt of the Public tells [Read More]
with Remso W. Martinez
Oh brother, Buzzfeed News is claiming that the Government shutdown is causing deaths at national parks, even though they themselves prove that isn't true [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
Taylor and James are back after some holiday travel and ready to reflect on their experiences and there take on gift-giving culture in the United States in general. Does the holiday season HAVE to be stressful? Is it possible to navigate the holidays without the feelings of intense pressure and obligation that so many parents face? And what about working with grandparents and other relatives who might approach the holidays differently from them? James and Taylor talk about all of [Read More]
with Joël Valenzuela, Brian FreeMan (Mastermined), Mark Mason
Feat. Pasta Dash Core Developer & Co-Founder of Dash Boost [Read More]
with Albert Lu
James G. Rickards, author and strategist, joins Remy Blaire of Sprott Media, to discuss gold and why "the little engine that could" will do more than chug higher when the Federal Reserve pauses. Rickards provides an explanation for why growth can occur during a depression and the warning signs that he considers point to an eventual recession in the U.S. economy. [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
A new year is here, and it brings with it thousands of laws around the country. Are these laws a net positive or negative for liberty? What's in the News with stories on new ways to support The LAVA Flow, TSA nonsense, FDA screws us, troops pulled from Syria and Afghanistan, cops force a man to be raped, cops destroy evidence. Finally, a Statists Gonna State on the supposed government shutdown. This episode is brought to you by ZenCash, now known [Read More]
with Maurice Jackson
Watch the video and visit our website for more details provenandprobable.com/. For more info on Group Ten Metals visit: www.grouptenmetals.com Please share this video: youtu.be/gsH0QYtxBZ0 Michael Rowley, president and CEO of Group Ten Metals sits down with Maurice Jackson of Proven and Probable to discuss his companies exploration for platinum, palladium, nickel, copper and cobalt in the Stillwater area of Montana. Specifically, Mr. Rowley will address the latest press release regarding hybrid zone consisting of 14 target areas, 6 of which [Read More]
with Fergus Hodgson
Latin America is home to less than 10 percent of humanity, but it has 20 percent of the planet's oil reserves, over half of its lithium deposits, its largest copper mines, and 20 percent of its gold production. Unfortunately, notes James McKeigue, managing editor of LatAm Investor, several political and cultural barriers render these resources inaccessible. While democracy has brought better deals in terms of environmental impact and community development, institutional inertia and political instability have stalled mining projects and [Read More]
with Scott Horton
Neta Crawford discusses her work on the Costs of War project, which tries to assess the costs, in both lives and dollars, of America’s wars in the Middle East. The project has estimated the 500 thousand have been killed due to combat, which includes American soldiers, enemy combatants, and civilians. It doesn’t include what’s known as “excess deaths,” meaning civilians who die from deprivation, lack of medical care, and destroyed or degraded infrastructure as a result of the war. These [Read More]
with Austin Petersen
Jim Antle at the Washington Examiner writes of the "end days" on the foreign policy establishment in the Republican Party. Antle's piece reflects on the changing attitudes towards war during the Trump administration, and how Senators Lindsey Graham and Rand Paul are warring for the president's favor for their policies. Austin Petersen's Freedom Report podcast is a preview for an interview with Antle, which will occur on 93.9 The Eagle radio in Columbia Missouri on December 31st. [Read More]
with Remso W. Martinez
Remso and the boys are here with you today to pour one out for our war-loving homies at The Weekly Standard. During The Weekly Standard's 23 years of life, it became really good friends with George W. Bush and was eventually beaten into a coma after the 2016 election. The guys discuss who will be the next publication to die, what this means for the future of Rand Paul, why middle America hates eggheads, and what the future of legacy [Read More]
with Joël Valenzuela, Brian FreeMan (Mastermined), Mark Mason
The Future of Dash's Decentralized Governance with Dash Nexus [Read More]
with Justin M. Lesniewski
The guys witness the top 5 news stories of the year and name the Peak Farce Award winners for 2018. [Read More]
with Joey Clark
History Of The US In the Syrian War And Burnout No More [Read More]
with Garrett Petersen
Today on the podcast, Ash Navabi returns to discuss his recent work on housing and rent control. Ash published an opinion piece entitled “Why low-income earners should actually welcome Ontario’s reversal on rent control.” In that article, Ash pushes back on the kneejerk reaction to the Ontario government’s reversal of its rent control policy on new units: There’s no question that there are problems with affordability and livability in certain areas of Ontario, but implementing rigid rent control measures is [Read More]
with Maurice Jackson
Watch the video and visit our website for more details provenandprobable.com/. For more info on Aben Resources visit: www.abenresources.com Please share this video: youtu.be/W6xhY_xZFxE James Pettit the President, CEO, and Director of Aben Resources sits down with Maurice Jackson of Proven and Probable to discuss the exciting final results of the 2018 drilling program on the Forrest Kerr Flagship Project located in the Golden Triangle of British Columbia. Mr. Pettit, provides a thorough analysis of this years drilling program. Equally [Read More]
with Fergus Hodgson
Latin America is home to less than 10 percent of humanity, but it has 20 percent of the planet's oil reserves, over half of its lithium deposits, its largest copper mines, and 20 percent of its gold production. Unfortunately, notes James McKeigue, managing editor of LatAm Investor, several political and cultural barriers render these resources inaccessible. While democracy has brought better deals in terms of environmental impact and community development, institutional inertia and political instability have stalled mining projects and [Read More]
with Remso W. Martinez
Remso and the boys are here with you today to pour one out for our war-loving homies at The Weekly Standard. During The Weekly Standard's 23 years of life, it became really good friends with George W. Bush and was eventually beaten into a coma after the 2016 election. The guys discuss who will be the next publication to die, what this means for the future of Rand Paul, why middle America hates eggheads, and what the future of legacy [Read More]
with Austin Petersen
Kristen Thomas of Open the Doors coaching joins Austin Petersen again for another super spicy episode of the Freedom Report podcast. Petersen and Thomas discuss Facebook's new rules regarding the discussion of sex and sex related topics on the platform. They also delve into the Tumblr porn ban, and chat about what this means for sex workers, and how politics gets involved. [Read More]
with Scott Horton
Philip Weiss of Mondoweiss.net joins the show to talk about the Israel Lobby’s influence over Bill Clinton’s 1992 defeat of George Bush Sr., and the ways the lobby continues to assert itself in American politics. Weiss tells the story of Bush deliberately standing up to Israeli lobbyists, thinking he didn’t need their support to win, but ended up realizing that the move probably cost him the election—to this day the lobby has a tight hold on the Republican Party, and [Read More]
with Caryn Ann Harlos
This is a recorded phone call with potential new Party member Eric – who gave his explicit permission for me to record and distribute. One of the subjects I discussed was the views of Sharon Presley, the founder of the ALF, who objected to my characterization of her position as a right to abortion until the umbilical cord is cut when she says it is until natural childbirth. While I think that is a distinction without a difference, I edited [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
Sabrina is an unschooling mom to 2 girls. She shares the moment of clarity she had during her maternity leave 7 years ago about the life she wanted for her family. She talks about how her and her husband, Doug, have worked towards making that dream a reality. Today their life involves unschooling, traveling, building community both home and away, and prioritizing time together as a family. We'd love to hear from you! The best way to interact with [Read More]
with Joël Valenzuela, Brian FreeMan (Mastermined), Mark Mason
Dash Force 3 Amigos Podcast - Xmas Party With Special Friends [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
The Christmas Truce of 1914 was just as unexpected during The Great War as it would be today. Join me as we hear from voices then, as well as today, reflecting on the event. Resources Mentioned: Stanley Weintraub’s Silent Night – https://amzn.to/2Gh3NHH Ron Paul’s Swords Into Plowshares – https://amzn.to/2Ey3bfe http://time.com/3643889/christmas-truce-1914/ https://fee.org/articles/the-christmas-truce-of-world-war-i/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KHoVBK2EVE Support the show! http://www.AnarchoChristian.com/support Find us on the web! http://www.AnarchoChristian.com http://www.twitter.com/anarchoxp http://www.facebook.com/anarchochristian http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCViA1stFYP7bskwVk4uAgg http://www.paxlibertas.com Subscribe today, and don’t miss an episode! iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/anarchochristian-evaluating-relationship-between-christian/id1339744391 Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Io2icydyrrbqnhliq22xjnhvqpu Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=166143&refid=stpr Android: http://www.subscribeonandroid.com/anarchochristian.libsyn.com/rss YouTube: [Read More]
with Justin M. Lesniewski
The guys witness conservative gays, Patreon's purge, and California's proposed text message tax. They also participate in a special third segment. [Read More]
with Joey Clark
Given Trump's recent announcement of troop withdrawals in Syria, Joey examines the perils of American empire. [Read More]
Report to discuss the ghosts of liberty's past, present, and future. Zadek responds to Petersen's recent criticisms of the direction the liberty movement is taking, and offers his unique perspective on where we've been, where we are, and where we might be going. [Read More]
Scott interviews Gareth Porter on his latest article for Middle East Eye, in which he explains that there’s enough pressure now, following the death of Jamal Khashoggi, for the United States to back down a little in our relationship with Saudi Arabia. Porter doesn’t imagine a drastic cutting of ties, but he is confident something will have to change. Unfortunately, too much of our foreign policy is controlled by interests in the arms industry, particularly drone bombers these days, for [Read More]
Jim Antle at the Washington Examiner writes of the "end days" on the foreign policy establishment in the Republican Party. Antle's piece reflects on the changing attitudes towards war during the Trump administration, and how Senators Lindsey Graham and Rand Paul are warring for the president's favor for their policies. Austin Petersen's Freedom Report podcast is a preview for an interview with Antle, which will occur on 93.9 The Eagle radio in Columbia Missouri on December 31st. [Read More]
Neta Crawford discusses her work on the Costs of War project, which tries to assess the costs, in both lives and dollars, of America’s wars in the Middle East. The project has estimated the 500 thousand have been killed due to combat, which includes American soldiers, enemy combatants, and civilians. It doesn’t include what’s known as “excess deaths,” meaning civilians who die from deprivation, lack of medical care, and destroyed or degraded infrastructure as a result of the war. These [Read More]
WAS LYSANDER SPOONER MISTAKEN? by Carl Watner [Read More]
Freedom Report host Austin Petersen discusses a California Democrat's "sarcastic" remarks threatening Americans who resist gun confiscation with nuclear weapons. Petersen analyzes talk from lefties about secession and civil war, and analyzes what the left believes are at the root of the problems with nation states. What are the problems as they see it that could lead to an outbreak of violence? Not enough government control. [Read More]
James G. Rickards, author and strategist, joins Remy Blaire of Sprott Media, to discuss gold and why "the little engine that could" will do more than chug higher when the Federal Reserve pauses. Rickards provides an explanation for why growth can occur during a depression and the warning signs that he considers point to an eventual recession in the U.S. economy. [Read More]
Is it wrong to report sex workers to the IRS? What if they're communists who think we should all be paying more taxes? Would it be wrong to report them? What if Bernie Sanders didn't report his income to the IRS? Would it be wrong to report him? Sure, but... it's sure as hell not wrong to laugh at him. Today's Freedom Report podcast was recorded live on Facebook in front of an online audience of commenters and pro-troll-etariat. [Read More]
Exciting news from the conservative media space this morning! The Libertarian Republic's writer Caleb Shumate reports on a conservative media mega merger between Glenn Beck's The Blaze and Mark Levin's CRTV. Freedom Report host Austin Petersen discusses the conservative media space, and talks about what libertarians can do in the future to emulate their successes. Petersen also finishes the show with the safest cities in the United States according to a recent study comparing crime rates, natural disasters, and unemployment. [Read More]
Why do control freaks fear Bitcoin? Politico.com reported on cryptocurrency Bitcoin and stoked the fear of foreign interference in America's elections. Host Austin Petersen was mentioned in the Politico piece for having received the national record for the single largest bitcoin donation in a federal race... but did Politico report that accurately? Nope! Listen in to Petersen reading and responding to the piece with a bonus segment reading some of his favorite quotes about Thomas Jefferson. [Read More]
