with Maurice Jackson
In this latest episode: Dan Wier, the Executive Chairman for DNI Metals sits down with Proven and Probable to provide shareholders updates on the Flagship Project Vohitsara located in Madagascar. Specifically, shareholders will have the latest updates on mapping, roads, drilling, and trenching as Mr. Weir walks shareholders through the latest mapping updates. [Read More]
with Daniel Pryor
The Young Voices podcast returns after a brief break! Today we’re talking to Tim Joslyn, the new public relations intern at Young Voices DC office. Tim is with us for the summer and we wanted to introduce him to you. We talk about libertarianism, moderation, gerrymandering and more! [Read More]
with Scott Horton
Gareth Porter returns to discuss his important new article, “How the US Armed Terrorists in Syria,” the evidence, former-CIA Director Petraeus pushed the scheme to arm rebels in Syria, leading to the rise of Islamic State and the current war there. [Read More]
with Justin Mohr
With the republicans in charge on Capitol hill, it seems we might just get some tax reform. Many republicans seem to think that if we can just cut taxes we can get the economy booming and the debt problem we have right now will be no more. This view sounds all well and good but if republicans are really thinking cutting taxes and at the same time growing the size of government will make things better, they are delusional! All [Read More]
with Justin M. Lesniewski
Justin and James are joined by Midsider Katrina to discuss the attack on Republican baseball practice in DC, pre-teens wearing MAGA hats, and the worrisome reason production on this season of Bachelor in Paradise has been suspended. [Read More]
with Daniel Brown
This is episode 180 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast. “Just lost 3k in the blink of an eye.” That’s the depressing sentiment shared by a royally screwed Ethereum trader this week. Network congestion (probably) led to a significant ETH selloff, which led to cascading stop orders on the exchanges, which led to automatic ETH trades at extremely low prices. Everything functioned exactly as intended, according to GDAX. How (and why) on earth did all [Read More]
with Tim Preuss
Tim makes the mistake of asking Ande what “Turf Toe” is. Horribly disgusting! Listen to Ande describe it, and hear Tim cringe in anguish. Sports clearly are a problem for humans. No more exercise! Even though Ande didn’t need a doctor to treat his injury, he wouldn’t have minded if the doctor wasn’t white. There are people who actually care about such silly things as race. [Read More]
with Isaac Morehouse
Derek Magill guest hosts this episode of Forward Tilt to share a story from a recent conversation with an aspiring brewer and entrepreneur. This was a college freshman with the goal of opening a microbrewery--in his first year of a four-year college program studying Political Science. Taking on debt and spending a massive amount of time attending lectures on political science, when his goal was to be an entrepreneur in the beer business. Stories like this are not uncommon. There [Read More]
with Jason Stapleton
We get a lot of fear mongering coming out of the reporting on North Korea. I’ve been all over the world, but never over the 38th parallel so… My perspective, opinion, and analysis of the North Korean situation is based solely on my life experience. That’s why I’ve invited Michael to come and share his insights. He’s a recognized authority on North Korea, and he’s got a sense of humor to boot. I got a lot out of this interview, [Read More]
with Ross Brown - Living The Pursuit
Liberty gives us opportunities to pursue happiness, but it doesn’t promise an easy journey. In fact, the opposite is often true: our individual pursuits of happiness are usually filled with road blocks, tough times, and challenging situations. Yet as entrepreneur and podcaster Jeff Long reminds us in Episode 45, liberty empowers us with choices. When we meet tough times, we can give up – or we can be scrappy and fight for our own individual concept of success. Jeff has [Read More]
with Garrett Petersen
My guest on this episode is Kevin B. Grier of the University of Oklahoma. Our topic for today is a paper Kevin wrote on the economic consequences of Hugo Chavez along with coauthor Norman Maynard. I had Francisco Toro on the show last year to discuss Venezuela’s economic history, so you can listen to that episode if you want a refresher on Chavez. For this episode, our main topic is the empirical method Kevin used to quantify Chavez’ effect on [Read More]
with Maurice Jackson
Be sure to subscribe: website: www.provenandprobable.com youtube: www.youtube.com/c/provenandprobable twitter: twitter.com/provenprobable Gregory Beischer the President, CEO, and Director of Millrock Resources sits down with Maurice Jackson of Proven and Probable to share the latest developments with Shareholders regarding the new addition and value proposition of the El Picacho and La Navidad Gold Projects along with Joint Venture Partner Centerra Gold. In addition, Millrock Resources is selling two of its British Columbia Projects, the Willoughby and Oweegee to Sojourn Ventures. Lastly, Mr. [Read More]
with Josh Carter
Pro Equality.Anti-BS《 Weeaboo trash. Hufflepuff. Mother of sloths. Fox Fag. Dinker. ~Noodz at 69 Million!” Eva is a student, a Twitter aficionado and aspiring YouTuber. Follow Toxic Fem: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Toxic_Fem Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/living.aver… Join the Resistance at: www.resistancepodcast.com Twitter: @rise_and_resist Subscribe at: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/resurgent-media-company/the-resistance-podcast https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-resistance-podcast/id1076117089?mt=2 [Read More]
with Austin Petersen
Former Trump advisor Roger Stone has started a new lobbying institution to convince President Donald Trump to change his mind on federal cannabis laws. Austin Petersen breaks down the story. [Read More]
with Brien Lundin
Julie Borowski has an odd job: she is a professional advocate for liberty, and not one aligned with any particular organization or outlet. She just makes videos and gives speeches, and her wit, humor, and insights have made her famous around the world. However, alongside her rise, she has witnessed the rise and stagnation of the liberty movement in the United States. Given the loss of steam since presidential-candidate Ron Paul's retirement from politics, she examines how people can stay [Read More]
with Scott Horton
Historian and journalist Gareth Porter, author of Manufactured Crisis, discusses Trump, Mattis and McMaster’s coming escalation of the Afghan war and why it cannot be won. [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
Kids being tortured in government indoctrination centers is rustling my jimmies this episode. What's in the News with stories on cannabis DUIs, Bitcoin regulation in New Hampshire, and government inefficiency. This episode is brought to you by Swarm City, a decentralized commerce meta-platform that allows people to participate in commerce without interference from a third party. Also brought to you by Wry Guys t-shirts, the makers of all of the Pax Libertas Productions t-shirts, including for this show. A wry [Read More]
with Daniel Brown
This is episode 179 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast. In case you somehow missed it: Bitmain announced that they’ll execute a hard fork this August to combat the scheduled user activated soft fork (UASF). They’re calling it a user activated hard fork (UAHF), but many people consider it a miner activated hard fork. Bitmain will essentially create their own altcoin and some exchanges are already planning to list it as BitmainCoin. Will this finally [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
Marc Clair invited me to be on the Lions of Liberty podcast, “Libertarians in Living Rooms Drinking Liquor” with John Odermatt of Felony Friday and Chris Spangle of We are Libertarians. I opened a bottle of Johnny Walker Double Black and went to school on Chris! This is one you don't want to miss. This is the forty-second episode of The LAVA Spurt, Debating on Lions of Liberty. This episode is brought to you by Swarm City, a decentralized commerce [Read More]
with Albert Lu
Investing in Africa is not what most people think. Harry Wulfsohn, Executive Director of Imara Holdings Ltd., explains the potential gains and pitfalls of investing in Africa. [Read More]
with Tim Preuss
There are a few takeaways from the political baseball game that Congressman Steve Scalise was practicing to play in prior to Wednesday morning’s shooting. Why is America paying politicians to play baseball in the first place? They were sent to Washington to solve problems, to repeal Obamacare, to balance the budget. Instead they spend their time playing games with lobbyists. What a joke! Jim Sensenbrenner has been dodging Tim for months. He ends townhalls early, doesn’t return phone calls, doesn’t [Read More]
with Justin Mohr
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]
with AnCap Barber
Scott and Adam are going to PorcFest this year to hang out with Rodger Paxton from The LAVA Flow podcast and Resist the Empire podcast and more of the Pax Libertas Productions team. Expect some podcast fuckery to come out of that, for sure. It’s going to be a 20-hour drive to get there. Fuck you, I’m Millwall! “A football fan reportedly yelled “F**k you, I’m Millwall” as he single-handedly took on the three knife-wielding London terror attackers armed with [Read More]
with Jason Stapleton
I had a great vacation. Big thank you to all of you who sent me emails wishing me well and telling me how much you love the show. It is my honor to sit behind the microphone each day and share my thoughts with you. Today I’ve got a big announcement about my meeting in Los Angeles. You’ve been really patient with all the secrecy, and today I get to let a little out of the bag. We’re also going [Read More]
with Scott Horton
Daniel McAdams, Director of the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity, is on to talk about the recent terror attacks in Iran and the Saudi Iranian proxy wars in the Middle East. The Trump administrations three strikes on Syrian government positions, as well as the upcoming battle for Raqqa and which force is likely going to be able to take and hold the capital of the Islamic State are also reviewed. The Manchester terror attack is also discussed and [Read More]
with Isaac Morehouse
This week’s episode is inspired by a common question. When you find a job posting that you want, but you only meet some of the qualification, what should you do? In this episode: Not being the perfect candidate Job descriptions and Frankenployee's Tradeoffs when hiring Giving yourself permission to apply Househunting wish lists The only things that matter when a company is hiring For a free copy of Forward Tilt: An Almanac for Personal Growth, go to discoverpraxis.com/forwardtilt [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
Someone uses force against Rancho Obi-Wan, we talk some Star Wars gaming news, we tackle a fly on the wall for our quiz, and we review something other than the Rebels animated series! [Read More]
with Ross Brown - Living The Pursuit
Poverty is a vicious, often multigenerational cycle for those families who experience it – yet liberty offers rays of hope for those yearning to escape from it. In Episode 44, Ross interviews Jillian (also known as Ms. Montana) from Montana Money Adventures about her firsthand experience with poverty and liberty in America. Jillian grew up in a very poor family, but she embraced the power of liberty to break free from the cycle of poverty one day – and one [Read More]
with Garrett Petersen
My guest for this episode is Mark Koyama of George Mason University. Our topic is a recent paper titled, “States and Economic Growth: Capacity and Constraints,” which Mark coauthored with Noel Johnson. [Read More]
with Maurice Jackson
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]
with Josh Carter
“In 1999, while working as a volunteer English teacher near Mexico City, Munson discovered that he needed a sturdy bag to carry his books. He found a leather shop and asked the owner to make a bag he had designed. When he returned to the United States, he started receiving compliments on the bag. People wanted to know where they could get one. Dave peddled the bags from the back of his car, then moved to Juarez, Mexico, and sold [Read More]
with Tatiana Moroz
Tatiana interviews Matt Philips of The Free State Project & Rob Viglione of Zen. - Matt Philips majored in Politics at Princeton and interned at the Cato Institute along with FSP founder Jason Sorens before joining Internet advertising pioneer DoubleClick in New York City. He then co-founded Right Media, purchased by Yahoo! in 2007. He now lives in New Hampshire, where he is an activist and investor. He grew up in Phoenix, Arizona, so he doesn't want to hear anyone [Read More]
with Brien Lundin
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]
with Austin Petersen
Senator Bernie Sanders applied a weird religious test when questioning a new appointee from the Trump administration. Austin Petersen breaks down the news. [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
What can you do to help you live a voluntary life today? I talk to Jake Desyllas from The Voluntary Life podcast about just that. Thank you for joining me on the forty-first episode of The LAVA Spurt, Living a Voluntary Life Today. This episode is brought to you by Swarm City, a decentralized commerce meta-platform that allows people to participate in commerce without interference from a third party. Also brought to you by Wry Guys t-shirts, the makers of [Read More]
with Justin M. Lesniewski
The guys discuss Donald Trump pulling the United States out of the Paris Accords. They also have an in depth discussion of the Wonder Woman movie as they review it. [Read More]
with Justin Mohr
Jared Bernstein, from his new piece at the New York Times discusses what the lefts agenda should be. He makes the case that progressives must remain in waiting and be ready when it’s time to act but always be fighting. All of the agenda items he wants to see calls for more government programs, more regulations, more subsidies for the poor and he thinks this will make life better for the averages American! Has he learned nothing from LBJ’s great [Read More]
with Albert Lu
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]
with Daniel Brown
This is episode 178 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast. First up today, we’ll share an investment strategy revealed by a well-known investor, David Siegel. This is certainly not investment advice – we can’t and won’t provide that. Rather, this is the actual plan that Spiegel says he’ll use for his own money. His goal is to beat today’s bubbly crypto environment. Are bubbles even a thing? How hard should we look for bottoms or [Read More]
with Tim Preuss
Kim Kardashian actually thought it was a good idea to poke her nose into the realm of gun control. According to Kardashian, people with “mental illnesses”, or misdemeanor crimes, should be barred from purchasing guns to protect themselves. This comes in the wake of Europeans being butchered in the streets by Islamists with no means to save their lives. [Read More]
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Did all of you answer all the questions? How many of you got all of them correct, a show of hands? Very good. I am really impressed. If you haven’t guessed already, my name is Jay Snelson and I am truly delighted that you have joined us. Before this particular session this morning is completed, I hope you will be delighted that you have joined us at this presentation. One of my main goals today [Read More]
Ladies and gentlemen, I cannot overemphasize the importance of Einstein’s advice on problem solving; “the formulation of a problem is often more essential than its solution.” This is not an overstatement. A penetrating formulation of a difficult problem is an integral part of the solution. Problem solving and solution building are one subject. Without problems, there are no solutions to build. [Read More]
Achieving happiness through liberty time – but it also takes energy! In Episode 38, Ross speaks with energy coach, entrepreneur, and speaker Bryan Buckley from BryanPaulBuckley.com about his passion for helping high achievers develop their “energy edge” so they leverage their time and attain greater results. Liberty means nothing unless you exercise it – and Bryan will help you find the energy to do exactly that! [Read More]
Are you still sending your kids to government indoctrination centers? Be careful that they're not picked up by CPS for some asinine reason, because Child Protective Services is immoral. What's in the News with stories on a Vault 7 update, taxation of charity, LBRY saves 20,000 lectures, judicially supported tyranny, and the USDA is a terrorist organization. And, a How to Live a LAVA Lifestyle in a Statist Society segment on encrypting your hard drive and facial recognition. [Read More]
A terrific article by Jonathon Van Maren at The Bridgehead dissects the political philosophy of the Alt-Right in regards to abortion. Van Maren, a traditional conservative, breaks down the words of alt-right figurehead Richard Spencer and his comments on why he despises the "egalitarian" aims of the pro-life movement. Spencer disregards the pro-life's belief that all individual humans have a right to life. Petersen breaks down the news. [Read More]
The Dial: A Magazine for Poetry, Philosophy, and Religion "Dalliances with False Surmise" Featured Poems 1. Vaticinations of Berosus: Preface to The Book of Caesar, by Morgan A. Brown 2. Divine Knowledge, by Troy E. Camplin 3. Sea Tyrant of Samos: A Homily on Poesy, by Morgan A. Brown Featured Music: All music is protected by A Creative Commons License or is in the public domain (Courtesy of The Free Music Archive or Musopen.org) 1. Danse Profane, by Claude Debussy [Read More]
This is episode 169 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast! To kick things off today, we’ll dive into a discussion about a Bitcoin mining method called ASICBOOST. The concept makes Bitcoin miners as much as 30% more efficient, which could generate an estimated $100 million in additional annual revenue for a large mining operation. Efficiency is usually a good thing, but ASICBOOST comes with extra baggage that has been causing drama in the Bitcoin space. [Read More]
Hello and welcome to the fiftieth episode special of Economics Detective Radio! Today we have Ash Navabi back on the program, but we’re flipping the script: Ash will be interviewing me about the show and about all the things I’ve learned while making it. In this episode, I alienate the political right by discussing the importance of labour mobility and the desirability of open borders. I also alienate the political left by expressing a lukewarm position on climate change. I [Read More]
Trump is fitting right in at the Oval Office by continuing the war hawk stances of every modern president since… well… forever. His act of war against Syria and his saber rattling against North Korea is exactly the same sort of thing we've seen from Reagan, Bush, Clinton, Bush II, Obama, and exactly what we would have seen from Hillary Clinton had she been elected. While Trump campaigned as an anti-war candidate and that he would handle Russia differently than [Read More]
Conspiracy Radio host Alex Jones is in a bitter custody battle for his children with his former wife. Jones' attorney Randall Wilhite told District Judge Orlinda Naranjo that his client shouldn't be evaluated based on his appearances on his popular broadcasts on Infowars.com. Wilhite argued that judging Jones as a father in such a way would be akin to judging Jack Nicholson based on his appearance as The Joker in "Batman." "He's playing a character. He is a performance artist," [Read More]
