Citizen, Not Serf

On this episode I discuss Thomas Sowell's book, Civil Rights, Rhetoric or Reality? Does political activism help ethnic groups or does it hinder them?

On this podcast I discuss Prof. Ryzard Legutko's book, The Demon in Democracy, in which he compares modern liberalism to Communism. What is the source of political correctness and liberal coercion?

On this podcast I discuss the FBI, the Deep State, how the FBI protects Democrats, and how the FBI fears Bernie Sanders more than Donald Trump. Based on an article by professor Angelo Codevilla.

On this episode I talk about so-called neo-liberalism, the Reagan Revolution and Reaganomics, the Thatcher Revolution in Britain, and Chile. Did Neo-liberalism impoverish the average person?

I visited the Soviet empire in 1986. I describe what I saw there and I contrast this with Bernie Sanders' take on his trip to the Soviet Union in the 1980s.

On this podcast I discuss Ludwig von Mises's book Socialism, and his critique of Karl Marx and Marxism.

On this podcast I continue to discuss Ludwig von Mises's book, Socialism. This is part 2.

On this episode, I discuss Ludwig von Mises's 1920 book, Socialism. Part 1. (Part 2 to follow).

On this podcast I discuss the term "neo-liberal." What does it mean and are there differences between neo-liberals and libertarians? I use The Economist magazine to illustrate the difference.

I discuss Ludwig von Mises's 1956 book The Anti-Capitalist Mentality. Also Thomas Delorenzo's book How Capitalism Saved America. Why do so many intellectuals dislike capitalism? Let's discuss.

On this podcast episode I discuss the Left, leftism, the many contradictions of leftism, Karl Marx, violence, centralized control, and why I don't like the left.

Should libertarians support open borders and mass immigration? I discuss both sides of this issue and which side I prefer.

On this podcast I discuss Tim Price's book Investing Through the Looking-Glass. Mainstream economics fails while Austrian Economics succeeds.

On this podcast I discussed James Otteson's book The End of Socialism, and the Day Two problem. One of the biggest Achilles heel's of socialism is that socialists ignore production.

On this podcast I use a meme from the internet to discuss the private sector versus the public sector.

on this podcast I discuss Fred Siegel's book, "The Revolt Against the Masses. How liberalism has undermined the middle class."

On this podcast I discuss libertarian thinker Hans-Hermann Hoppe and critique of the state. I discuss his book, Democracy, The god That Failed as well as other ideas from Hoppe.

On this podcast I discuss some of the basic concepts in Austrian Economics.

On this episode I discuss the Wall Street Journal essay The iPhone Isn't Made in China. It's Made Everywhere. Understanding global trade and capitalism by looking at one product.

On this podcast I discuss criminal justice reform, Swedish smoking, reasons Trump will win in 2020, socialism in Britain, Democrat political corruption, the Davos elites, Liz Warren's "fascism," and Christopher Caldwell's new book.

On this episode I discuss Prof. George Reisman's essay, Contemporary Education's Racist Road to Serfdom. Can Western Civilization be saved? Should it be?

On this podcast episode I discuss Charles Peralto's essay on Murray Rothbard. Is Rothbard overrated by the liberty movement? Were Milton Friedman and Ayn Rand underrated.

On this episode, I discuss "Red Tories" - voters who are socially conservative and economically liberal, in the context of F.H. Buckley's book The Republican Workers' Party. Trump voters. Brexit voters. The yellow vests in France. We libertarians should ally with them.

On this podcast episode I discuss immigration, borders, open immigration and the various different libertarian views on this subject.

On this podcast I discuss rich union members, the Middle East, corrupt Democrats, the EPA, the public schools, regionalism and secession, Hegel, and "the bourgeois script" for the poor.