Citizen, Not Serf

On this podcast, I discuss professor Deirdre McCloskey's book Why Liberalism Works. How True Liberal Values Produce a Freer, More Equal, Prosperous World for All.

On this podcast I discuss reasons why we shouldn't trust the corporate media in the United States. CNN, the New York Times, The Washington Post.

on this episode I continue to discuss Eric von Kuehnert-Lehdhin's book Leftism, particularly as it applies to the United States in the 20th century.

On this podcast I review Eric von Kuehnelt-Leddihn's book, Leftism, from deSade to Hitler and Marcuse. Part 1

On this podcast I bring you the latest coronavirus news from a liberty point of view. I discuss Stanford professor John Ionnides and his predictions on the virus fatality rate.

On this podcast episode I discuss French libertarian thinker Frederic Bastiat. Bastiat is one of the most important libertarian thinkers.

The coronavirus and the police state response has had a lot of negatives. But there is a silver lining, and I discuss on this podcast the positive things that are going to come out of the crisis.

On this podcast I bring you the latest developments in the coronavirus situation, the government lockdowns, and the economic fallout. From a Libertarian point of view.

On this podcast I discuss how a purely libertarian society would deal with virus crises. A Libertarian society would produce true diversity, competition, and be far less statist and in-debt. And more effective.

On this podcast episode I talk about America's catastrophic national debt situation.

On this episode I continue my discussion of Ron Paul's book The Revolution, discussing Ron Paul's view of the Federal reserve system, the Fed.

On this podcast I discuss Ron Paul's book The Revolution. Part 1 of 2

On this podcast I discuss what we Libertarians can do to educate ourselves and others during times of government lockdown. Think of this as your liberty toolkit.

On this episode I discuss the Marxist idea that the capitalist class controls the state. Is this correct? I ask some critical questions.

On this podcast I discuss Eammon Butler's book, Hayek. Hayek is one of the most important thinkers of the 20th century and a defender of individual freedom and the market.

On this podcast I discuss where we stand in our fight against the coronavirus and the state's increasingly "fascist" response.

On this podcast I discuss the coronavirus and the unconstitutional power grab by the US government.

On the second part of this podcast, I continue my discussion of the coronavirus situation and government overreaction and media moral panic.

On part one of this podcast I discussed the coronavirus situation.

On this podcast I discuss Greenpeace founder Patrick Moore and his view on climate change.

Why do the elites and wealthy in the US favor Democrats? One thesis is that Democrat policies of identity politics prevent majorities forming that would confront the elites' wealth and power. I discuss Christopher Caldwell's book The Age of Entitlement.

On this podcast I describe how the Left went from being in favor of free speech and individual rights, to being the establishment, in favor of censorship and a police state.

On this podcast episode I discuss neo-Marxism, cultural Marxism, the Frankfurt School, and Critical Theory. Where does cultural Marxism come from? Gramsci, Lukács, Adorno, Marcuse, Alinsky. (Some mature themes).

On this podcast episode I describe how socialism produces extreme income inequality. I discuss the Soviet Union, Cuba and Venezuela.

On this podcast episode I discuss Wolfgang Schivelbusch's book Three New Deals, Reflections on Roosevelt's America, Mussolini's Italy, and Hitler's Germany, 1933 to 1939. How "fascist" was the New Deal?