The Live and Let Live Show

Rick Raddatz joins Live and Let Live to explore a deceptively simple question: what if our political divisions are really a philosophy problem? Rick is the founder of Pentonomics, a framework designed to extend the principles of freedom and mutually beneficial exchange beyond the private economy and apply them across society. He argues that human action can be understood through five fundamental c...

Lyn Ulbricht joins Live and Let Live to discuss her extraordinary 11½-year fight to free her son, Ross Ulbricht, and why his release was not the end of her mission. Ross was sentenced to double life plus 40 years without parole following his conviction in connection with Silk Road. After years of campaigning by Lyn and a growing movement of supporters, Ross received a full presidential pardon in 2...

Larry Rosen, founder and host of The Enemies Project, joins Live and Let Live to explore one of the defining challenges of our time: how do we stop seeing people on the other side as enemies? Larry has spent years bringing people with fiercely opposing political and moral views face-to-face—not to debate or force agreement, but to help them understand the human being sitting across from them. His...

Victoria Hebbert joins Live and Let Live to explore one of the most consequential questions we can ask: what is education actually for? Having followed a conventional academic path through Cambridge and Oxford before working in education research and visiting more than 50 schools, Victoria ultimately became convinced that we need to rethink many of our assumptions about how children learn. Today,...

Will Keller joins Live and Let Live to explore one of humanity’s oldest and most fundamental questions: is there an objective moral order built into reality, and what happens when we ignore it? In this conversation, Will explains his understanding of natural law—the idea that human freedom and flourishing arise from living in harmony with immutable principles rather than human authority or politic...

Sol Aquino Tinio, founder of the Heart of Sol Foundation and a Live and Let Live Ambassador, joins Robbie Miles to explore how freedom, servant leadership, entrepreneurship, and human excellence can help build a more peaceful world. Sol explains why the two principles of Live and Let Live—Don’t Aggress and Be an Excellent Human—immediately resonated with her own philosophy of life. For Sol, every...

Dr. Joseph Tainter joins Live and Let Live to explore one of the most profound questions in history: why do civilizations rise, become increasingly complex, and sometimes collapse? In this conversation, Joseph explains his influential theory that societies solve problems by becoming more complex—but that complexity itself carries growing costs. He explores why civilizations often experience dimini...

Joel Salatin, one of the world’s most influential regenerative farmers and founder of Polyface Farm, joins Live and Let Live to explore why today’s food system is failing—and how freedom, entrepreneurship, and stewardship could restore both human health and the natural world. In this conversation, Joel explains why industrial agriculture has become increasingly centralized, why small farmers strug...

Scott Schneider joins Live and Let Live to explore one of the most ambitious questions of our time: how do we actually build a global movement capable of advancing peace through freedom? In this conversation, Scott shares how his background as a criminal defense lawyer, governance expert, and international lawyer led him to the Live and Let Live philosophy. He explains why a clear distinction betw...

Peter Young joins Live and Let Live to explore one of the most practical frontiers of liberty: how can societies compete to serve their citizens better through voluntary governance? In this conversation, Peter explains the Free Cities movement and why governance should function more like a competitive service than a political monopoly. He discusses how decentralized jurisdictions can foster innova...

Joyce Brand joins Live and Let Live to explore one of the most transformative ideas in governance: what if people could choose their government the same way they choose any other service? In this conversation, Joyce explains the More Than Model and the growing Free Cities movement, where governance is based on voluntary agreement rather than coercion. She argues that governments should compete to...

Tom W. Bell joins Live and Let Live to explore one of the most important questions facing humanity: how can free societies resolve disputes and maintain peace without relying on centralized coercion? In this conversation, Tom introduces Ulex—an open-source legal framework inspired by centuries of common law that allows communities to adopt proven legal systems while retaining the freedom to govern...

What if governance wasn’t something imposed on people, but a service people voluntarily chose? In this episode of Live and Let Live, Robbie Miles speaks with Joe Quirk, President of the Seasteading Institute, about one of the most ambitious experiments in human freedom: building floating communities at sea designed around voluntary cooperation, innovation, and peaceful coexistence. Joe argues that...

Benji Dawes interviews Robbie Miles in the Sedona Desert

Joe Forte was 3L's first Ambassador - he founded a charity called Keep Tempe Beautiful and he sits on Tempe's Zoning and planning board where he actually applies the Legal Principle in the community. He ran for Tempe City Council in 2026. This episodes brings the big ideas down to earth in how they apply to local planning issues. https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-forte-92a10a29/ Ambassadors...

Marc Victor speaks as if the whole world is listening. He gives a crash course in the essentials of the law, and how peace on earth can be achieved. Visit www.3L.org for more informations about how to help this community achieve its goal of world peace.