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The 28th President of the United States, Woodrow Wilson, has come under fire for his racist history once again, and this time Princeton University will be removing his name from the School of Public and International Affairs. In this podcast, I look at how Princeton has responded and how they responded 5 years ago. I take a brief look at his racist history but then go on to look at the damage his...

Are lockdowns normal? Since March 2020, a temporary plan has evolved into something much, much more. Not just in the US, but across the globe. Joining me to look at lockdowns, their cost and the future is Jeffrey Tucker. Mr. Tucker is the Editorial Director for the American Institute for Economic Research (AIER). In addition, he is the author of the new book, Liberty or Lockdown.

In a world filled with crime and violence, you are your own last line of defense. There are victims and their are survivors and my guest today teaches you how to be a survivor in his new book. Joining me today to discuss situational awareness and your personal security is Gary Quesenberry. Gary is a US Army Veteran and career Federal Marshal and author of the book--Spotting danger before it spots...

Elizabeth Bartholet's Harvard Magazine article calls for a ban on homeschooling, claiming that is not only violates a child's right to a "meaningful education" but their right to be protected from abuse. I talk to homeschooling parent and editor at the The Global Dispatch, Brandon Jones.

Back in early July, I had the opportunity to talk with the Libertarian Party Presidential candidate, Dr Jo Jorgensen. On today's show, Dr Jorgensen's running mate, Spike Cohen, joined me to discuss a variety of issues. Cohen talked about how the Jorgensen/Cohen ticket would do specific things to reduce the scope and size of government. In addition, many people have run on abolishing the IRS in the...

Dr. Jo Jorgensen has been with the Libertarian movement for some four decades and was the Libertarian Party Vice-Presidential Nominee with Harry Browne in 1996. Now she is running for President of the United States on the Libertarian ticket taking on Donald Trump and Joe Biden. On this show, Dr Jorgensen talks about the key issues she'll be focusing on this campaign, how is she different from Trum...

You may have heard of someone have a low self confidence or maybe it's you that struggles with this issue. On today's podcast, I am joined from Nigeria with mentor and life coach, Efe Joyce Marks who sheds light on what is self confidence, where does it come from and steps you can take to become more self confident.

On today's show, I talk to the author of the book, The Naked Socialist, Paul Skousen. What is socialism? What is the history with socialism and force? What happened in Jamestown? and the discussion of rights and more are discussed in the interview.

Why does Dr. Paul Ehrlich, entomologist, author and Stanford professor still get attention after being wrong so many times and what is his motivation for making such outrageous statements as, "I think the issues are more likely to be "is it perfectly OK to eat the bodies of your dead because we're all so hungry" as he did in 2014 in an interview on HuffPost Live? To answer these questions and to t...

In November, there will be other choices for President of the United States other than Donald Trump and Joe Biden. As there has been for the past nearly 50 years, the Libertarian Party will also have a nominee. My guest today is running for the Libertarian Party nomination. The party is to select their candidate in Austin, Texas in May. Joining me today to discuss foreign policy, healthcare, coron...

Last month, the state of Alabama became the 16th state to recognize pornography as a public health crisis. So why pornography? How is this a health or public health issue? Joining me today is Melea Stephens, Melea is a board member for the National Center on Sexual Exploitation.

The Coronavirus disease 2019, or COVID-19 outbreak has consumed everything lately--from media to government. My guest today says crises of all kinds, whether economic, political, military, or health, send ideologues scrambling to explain how such events fit neatly into their worldview. In fact, political partisans often attempt to paint any crisis as having occurred in the first place precisely be...

Author of the book, How to Read the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence, Paul Skousen joined me to talk about all things pertaining to these documents. Why read them? How to read them? What are the different purposes? and other questions are explored.

Last year, I had Dr Alberto Paniz-Mondolfi with the Venezuelan Science Incubator join me on the Outbreak News This Week Radio Show for the whole hour to talk about the infectious disease crisis in the country. He agreed to come back and do this show to discuss the political, humanitarian and economic crisis happening in Venezuela. Joining me, boots on the ground from northwestern Venezuela, to tal...

A "bottlenecker" is a person who advocates for the creation or perpetuation of government regulation, particularly an occupational license, to restrict entry into his or her occupation, thereby accruing an economic advantage without a benefit to consumers. On today's show, I want to look at bottleneckers, in particular occupation licensure. Joining me today is the director of strategic research at...

The Electoral College--many groups have tried and are trying to change it. The topic became alive again in 2016 with the electoral victory of Donald Trump, while Hillary Clinton received the popular vote edge. What does the Constitution say? What did the Framers say? How has it worked? And what is the National Popular Vote? Joining me to take a deeper look at the Electoral College is Trent England...

On this show, I talk to Professor of Economics at Frostburg State University in Maryland, William Anderson, PhD about the history, the economics and the massive government intrusion associated with the Green New Deal proposed by Representative Alexandria Ocasio Cortez.

The 40th President of the United States, Ronald Reagan, is held up by many as the epitome of conservatism. The question is, how conservative was he? I am joined by Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute, Ivan Eland to answer this question. I asked Eland specifically about President Reagan concerning entitlements, taxes, regulation and limited government. We also delved into Reagan's foreign po...