Here's 7 minutes of clips from my interviews that give you a good idea what the show is about. I try to focus on bigger picture ideas rather than what's going on in the news. Looking from a high level at how we can talk to people about liberty, how to navigate in a world of fake news, and what human nature can reveal about why people fall for bad actors and ideas.

Find the full 2-part reflection series (episodes 38 & 39) in my 'Content' section or in posts below!

Jack and I talk about the state of state education, what's wrong with it and what can be done differently.

Help support Jack's new comic at https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/voluntaryist-suit-saga-ii/x/38177686#/

The second locals exclusive mini-episode is here! Dave Smith has said he will be voting for Trump-- what do we think about it? And taking some cues from George Carlin, find out whether or not you have my permission (not that anyone asked or needed it) to cast a ballot!

We look at Just War Theory-- what is it, and does it really matter? Is any war just? And of course we tie it into the Israel conflict-- speaking ill of Israel is not good for our bank accounts but good for the soul

Looking at a right-wing media landscape that is fractured and struggling to grasp defeat from the jaws of victory. Neocons still hold a great deal of influence in the right. Mark and I break it down

Made an attempt to salvage the audio as somehow it was recorded through the camera and not my main microphone. It's a little better. Someday I'll be able to live stream without any hiccups... but I guess not today

Looking at tariffs, the white house response calling Amazon's tariff transparency a "hostile and political act" and then Andrew Schulz' take on that situation. Is Amazon just gouging people?

I've been much less active in the podcast world lately, but Mark reached out after some interaction on his videos and wanted to talk, so I did.

I really enjoyed this conversation, and it's not saying much buy I'll say it's my best appearance on any show so far.

Mark has a series on "The Myth Of Authority" that I am really enjoying. It touches on the psychology as well as the practicality of a transition to a stateless society. Right in my wheelhouse. He's a very nice guy and has been an anarchist much longer than I have, and he's great at talking about it.

Go follow Mark and watch his stuff!

From Oct. 13, 2025

Another awesome liberty artist joins the show for a fun chat about the origins of his music, his homesteading and homeschooling journey, and libertarian theory.

Tim's music definitely has a country flavor to it, and the lyrics aren't subtle. It's as liberty as it gets in music. Great guy and a fun conversation. Check it out!

Great to see our friend Adam again. We take a dive into some recent libertarian arguments centered around Israel.

What's happening in Gaza looks unconscionable to me, but the situation is much more complicated. We don't resolve who is right and wrong here, but look at how some of the arguments are made and opine on the tactics used. If libertarians need one thing, it's to be more persuasive in their arguments and not resort to name calling and logical fallacy.

Also- If you haven't been seeing Adam's crossover episodes with Bob Murphy, they're certainly worth a look/listen.