with Rodger Paxton
Ashe Oro had me on his show, Liberty Entrepreneurs, to talk about the Free State Project. [Read More]
with Joël Valenzuela, Brian FreeMan (Mastermined), Mark Mason
Dash Force 3 Amigos - Stress-Tests Hash Wars Bears - Oh My [Read More]
with Justin M. Lesniewski
The guys witness the recent shootings, Trump revoking a White House press pass, and a man trying to change his legal age so he can be younger. William also reviews Bohemian Rhapsody. [Read More]
with Justin Mohr
The midterm elections have come and gone and the Democrats have taken the House. Now this isn’t all so bad. Divided power is good because this means “gridlock” and less destructive laws will be passed. Electric scooter companies like Bird are being banned in some progressive cities just like Uber once was when it was seen as destructive to the taxi industry. These scooters are a brilliant innovation of the Free Market and here comes the government trying to halt [Read More]
with Daniel Brown
This is episode 268 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast. Seems like some people just can’t resist the ultimate forking high. Roger Ver and Craig Wright used to back Bcash and trash Bitcoin (Core) as teammates. The two successfully ruled Bcash Land for a time, but the urge to fork was just too strong. So the outlaws turned against each other, each lending allegiance their own version of Bitcoin Cash. As of today, Bitcoin Cash [Read More]
with Joey Clark
Sex appeal in politics...Generational feuding...Bumper sticker politics...Are we dumber from technology or just confused?...much more... [Read More]
with Caryn Ann Harlos
We continue from Ep 5 talking about the evolution of the platform of the Libertarian Party, including its high and low points. Particular attention is given to the 2002 and 2004 platform and as it relates to the "Portland Massacre" of 2006 engineered by the Reform Caucus leading to the birth of the Radical Caucus. Other topics include: What is the "Big Tent"? What is the difference between critiquing people versus ideas 2018 Platform changes and Caryn Ann's involvement as [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
SOPHISTICATED SLAVERY By Marco den Ouden [Read More]
with Jason Stapleton
I've tired off all the bad news we hear every day so today I'm going hit you with some of the good news you never hear about. We'll also talk about the lawsuit between the White House and CNN over the revocation of Jim Acosta's press pass. You won't believe what they're claiming. Great show today! Jason [Read More]
with Maurice Jackson
DNI METALS | Advancing Graphite Projects In Madagascar [Read More]
with Garrett Petersen
Today’s guest is Bob Murphy of Texas Tech University. We discuss his work on climate change and the social cost of carbon. Bob started working on issues related to climate change when he began working with the Institute for Energy Research. We discuss the implications of the Integrated Assessment Models (IAMs) used to evaluate the impact of climate change, the pivotal role played by discount rates in evaluating any kind of climate policy, the pitfalls of carbon taxation, and the [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
Did the latest election make you or your fellow citizens more free? Find out all the details here. What's in the News with stories on government murder, Jeff Sessions is gone, jury nullification, Right to Bear Arms, taxation is theft, and bad cops. And, a Statists Gonna State segment on a bevy of news from the FDA. This episode is brought to you by ZenCash, now known as Horizen, a cryptocurrency that infuses privacy, anonymity, and security, done right. Also, brought to [Read More]
with Fergus Hodgson
Mike Larson is sounding the alarm over what he perceives to be a growing tech bubble. Exhibit A is Uber, the ride-sharing company worth billions that has been operating at a loss for almost a decade. He criticizes the hype-driven media and lazy fund managers for a lack of healthy skepticism. A senior analyst with Weiss Ratings, he believes that, just like the dot-com bubble he lived through, easy credit has been fueling overvaluation of assets and tech startups. Now [Read More]
with Scott Horton
Andrea Carboni from ACLED Data comes on the show to talk about their casualty estimates for the war in Yemen. “10,000” is the number that has been used for the last few years, but that’s exactly why it can’t possibly be right. ACLED estimates that there have actually been at least 50,000 combatant plus civilian deaths, but that is a very conservative estimate and the number is likely much higher, perhaps around 80,000. Of course, accurate counts are difficult, particularly [Read More]
with Austin Petersen
Britain's tabloids are reporting that right wing death squads embedded in Germany's military are plotting to assassinate key political figures. The Green Party leader and former prime minister of Germany were allegedly targeted, as well as the leaders of groups responsible for allowing immigrants into the country. There's just one... or two... or three problems with the tabloid's reporting... Also, host Austin Petersen discusses the end of World War 1, and plays a sound recording from the moment that the [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
Taylor and James are joined by their longtime friend and licensed mental health professional Fiona Griffin to talk about how her profession has informed her approach to parenting. They discuss working through their own psychological wounds in an effort to parent more intentionally, authentically communicating their needs to their kids, and helping their kids to feel seen and heard. They also answer questions like, “How can we create healthy family systems?”, “How can we live a life where everyone’s needs [Read More]
with AnCap Barber
Welcome to the newest edition of the Ancap Barber Shop! In this episode, we are joined by author, filmmaker and paranormal investigator, Remso Martinez. You DON’T want to miss this one folks. [Read More]
with Joël Valenzuela, Brian FreeMan (Mastermined), Mark Mason
Feat. Benjamin Nitschke, CEO of DeltaEngine, creator of MyDashWallet.org [Read More]
with Justin M. Lesniewski
The guys witness Black Panther Halloween costumes, the airplane landing emoji, and daylight-saving time. Justin also reviews Nathan Fillion's new series The Rookie. [Read More]
with Caryn Ann Harlos
There have usually been four groups of people in the Libertarian Party. There are the ideological radicals, the ideological moderates, the methodological radicals, and the methodological pragmatists. Let’s talk about this breakdown and the history behind them. This is part one of a three-part series. [Read More]
with Albert Lu
Rick Rule Investing 'Know-Who' with Amir Adnani [Read More]
with Tim Preuss
Following the 2018 Midterm elections there’s a bit of aftermath to deal with. With the House in Democrat control, and with Nancy Pelosi likely to regain her role as Speaker, where does this leave Congress and its relationship with President Trump? [Read More]
with Joey Clark
A Soliloquy For Liberty On Election Night 2018 [Read More]
with Isaac Morehouse
Balancing Being Realistic and Ambitious & How to Show Your Work [Read More]
with Jason Stapleton
Chris Bodan Joins Jason to Discuss the UPS Strike [Read More]
with Alexander Shaw
with Rodger Paxton
Do You Really Owe Those Taxes? By Anonymous [Read More]
with Maurice Jackson
For more info on Group Ten Metals visit: www.grouptenmetals.com Please share this video: youtu.be/m25yD8Pe9dE 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. This is part 2 of a 3 part series introduction into the value proposition of the Metallic Group of Companies. Important Note: Enclosed is a Financing Opportunity of Accredited Investors. Group [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
Today is election day. I'll be washing my hair instead of voting yet again. Don't legitimize the bastards! What's in the News with stories on John Gatto dies, government murder, Julian Assange update, cannabis in Mexico, bad cops, and free societies. And, an Ancap Apps segment on Smartcash, the latest advertiser on The LAVA Flow. This episode is brought to you by ZenCash, now known as Horizen, a cryptocurrency that infuses privacy, anonymity, and security, done right. Also, brought to you by SmartCash, an [Read More]
with Brien Lundin
After 10 years of easy credit in the wake of the Great Recession, the party is over. Interest rates are going up, as are labor costs. "Buckle up," warns Peter Boockvar, chief investment officer with the Bleakley Advisory Group and editor of the Boock Report. Speaking at the New Orleans Investment Conference, he argued that we're on the cusp of a bear market and that profit margins have already probably peaked, despite the corporate tax cut and deregulation. [Read More]
with Austin Petersen
Austin Petersen hosts a Freedom Report episode discussing President Trump's statements that he can overturn the 14th Amendment with an executive order. But is that the case? Petersen breaks down the issues at hand, how SCOTUS plays a role, and what Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina is proposing to counter the president's idea. [Read More]
with Scott Horton
Frequent Scott Horton Show guest Nasser Arrabyee comes back for an update on the current situation in Yemen. He explains that Coalition goals there simply can’t be realized, and that the U.S. should just end its support for the Saudis as soon as possible. If America withdraws, he believes Saudi Arabia will soon follow suit. Arrabyee also talks about how the casualty reports from the New York Times and other sources, namely 10,000 deaths, can’t possibly be right, given all [Read More]
with Rodger Paxton
Helping our kids accomplish their goals is fundamental to creating a self-directed learning environment, but it’s a more nuanced topic than it first appears. It’s all well and good to plan for helping our kids along their learning process, but what about when they hit those inevitable roadblocks? To what degree should a parent in a self-directed learning environment push when our kids seem to be losing interest? Is it our job to help kids realize their full potential in [Read More]
with Justin M. Lesniewski
The guys witness the recent mail bombs and synagogue shooting, the Honduran caravan, and SnapCrap. Justin also reviews Big Mouth. [Read More]
with Daniel Brown
This is episode 266 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast. Can we please take an episode to observe and absorb this chart? Zack honestly thinks the number of Bitcoin ATMs on planet earth is approaching the number of fiat ATMs. Here we go… A’ite, we won’t actually spend this whole stream bashing Zack. We’ll also dive into John McAfee’s plan for the 2020 presidential election. He wants to run but certainly doesn’t want to get [Read More]
with Joël Valenzuela, Brian FreeMan (Mastermined), Mark Mason
Dash Force News: https://www.dashforcenews.com 💬 Dash Chat Discord - http://www.staydashy.com The Dash Force News 3 amigos podcast is now available to listen to on the following platforms: 📢 Itunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/d... 📢 Tunein - https://tunein.com/podcasts/Podcasts/... 📢 Stitcher - https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/pax-... 📢 Google Play - https://play.google.com/music/listen?... 📢 Overcast - https://overcast.fm/itunes1355935282/... 📢 Podbean - https://www.podbean.com/podcast-detai... Dash Force News is the world’s premier news service covering Dash and the exciting emerging field of digital currency. We are a project of the Dash Force and are funded by the Dash DAO [Read More]
with Joey Clark
Political Scapegoating, Knowing Your Circles, And Don't Save The World [Read More]
with Scott Horton
Conn Hallinan comes on to talk about the many players in Syria making the situation there almost incomprehensibly complicated. In fact Patrick Cockburn calls it “3-dimensional chess with no rules.” Scott and Hallinan also discuss the world’s various nuclear weapons treaties and the threats facing them. Hallinan worries that the test ban treaty in particular is on the chopping block, in part because of all the potential contracts for arms manufacturers that it would create. Discussed on the show: “Syria’s [Read More]
with Isaac Morehouse
Questions covered this week: How should you respond to family members or close friends asking you to hire them? How do you stay above office politics in an environment where gossiping is the preferred method of building social capital? Also covered in this episode: Everyone has something to offer you and you should see every interaction as an exchange of some kind Whether or not we have a moral responsibility to remain in toxic relationships Recognizing that no one owes you [Read More]
with Jason Stapleton
I don't even know if I should call it a moral dilemma. I'm not sure if that's what it is but I have an incredible teaching opportunity based on what an acquaintance of mine posted online. It was an absolutely horrific rehearsal of a speech he is set to give. There are so many good points I can make that would improve his performance and teach others about influence. I just hate that I have to point out all this [Read More]
Peter Van Buren is interviewed on his recent twitter ban, and also his books “We Meant Well” and his time in Iraq as a foreign service officer. Van Buren talks about the drama surrounding his book’s publication while he was still employed at the State Department, and discusses at length his experiences in Iraq. Peter Van Buren worked for 24 years at the Department of State including a year in Iraq. He is the author of We Meant Well: How I [Read More]
A girl kicked out of school for not praising the state with the Pledge of Slavery, and now the Texas AG is doubling down. What's in the News with stories on a killer cop update, Memphis PD spying, drug arrests up, government debt, disaster relief disaster, and a Cody Wilson update. And, finally Yet Another Bad Cop on a deputy in Florida who planted evidence dozens of times. This episode is brought to you by ZenCash, now known as Horizen, a cryptocurrency [Read More]
Sheldon Richman comes back on the show to discuss the latest in his article series on anti-semitism in America. He explains the ways in which pro-Israel groups conflate any criticism of Israel’s policies with genuine anti-semitism in order to make those views unpopular. Although often led by conservative groups, this attitude enjoys support from the left both in politics and on college campuses. Discussed on the show: “TGIF: Anti-Israelism and Anti-Semitism: The Invidious Conflation” (Libertarian Institute) S.2940 – Anti-Semitism Awareness [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]
This is the audio of my presentation to the 2018 PFS meeting on Saturday, Sept. 15, 2018. [Read More]
Patrick Cockburn is interviewed on the Basra protests and discontent that’s detailed in his article “The Major Uprising in Basra and Southern Iraq that the world should be worrying about in the Middle East right now“. Cockburn talks about the motivation of the Sunnis in the area to revolt, their living conditions, and how they’ve been cut out of the government. The protesters have burned government buildings, including the Iranian consulate, in their anger. Patrick Cockburn is the Middle East [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]
Eric Margolis, the veteran journalist, is interviewed on his obituary of the brilliant Uri Avnery, “The Lion of Judah’s Last Roar“. The life of Uri Avnery. Topics discussed range from Avnery’s efforts in the Middle East peace process, the Iraq Wars, Afghanistan, Syria, and Trump. Avnery’s legacy as a left wing journalist, politician, and peacenick is explored in a wide ranging interview. Eric Margolis is a foreign affairs correspondent and author of “War at the Top of the World” and [Read More]
About the Guests: Matt Asher is founder of Before the Ban, a decentralized service for online identity preservation. Since 2014 he has worked with a number of startups in the space, including encrypted messaging services I.CX and Privacy Shell, and blockchain based securities platform Polymath. Matt has a background in math, statistics, and journalism Bill Ottman is co-founder and CEO of Minds, a crypto social network. He is also a Fellow at the Boston Global Forum and active in the [Read More]
