The Liam McCollum Show

Austrian Economist, or Austro-Punk, Michael J. Hoffman joins me to talk about his new book: Monetary Kaleidics: Reflections on Money Illusion and the War on Cash. We also talked about some common economic misconceptions and whether or not the current economic crisis will be inflationary or deflationary.

Olof Hörngren joins me to talk a little about Sweden's controversial response to the coronavirus and whether or not they're seeing positive results.

Raymond J. March, director of FDAReview.org, joins me to discuss the FDA's response to the coronavirus and certain regulations that have been and still need to be removed.

Libertarian Defense Attorney Gran McKerlie joins me to talk about Illinois suspending the sixth amendment due to COVID-19, potentially keeping people locked behind bars without a trial indefinitely. This is just one example of how good intentions by government often has unintended consequences. We talk about what this means for the state of Illinois, what defendants and attorneys can do, and a lit...

Economist Mark Thornton joins me to talk about the economists who accurately predict recessions and those who don't. Thornton is the author of "The Skyscraper Curse: And How Austrian Economists Predicted Every Major Economic Crisis of the Last Century." Thornton predicted the housing crash back when everyone else thought times were good. Austrian Economists have a pretty good track record in this...

Mike Maharrey joins me to discuss the potential for economic stagflation, the Fed's ongoing printing of money, the National Debt hitting $24 Trillion and Gold. We also talked about surveillance and little tyrants across the country. On a spiritual note, we talked loving your neighbor in times of crisis and how nobody should be a "Karen." Maharrey is the Communications Director for the Tenth Amendm...

Ep. 13 Dr. Veronique de Rugy on Coronavirus Economics and Pointless Regulations by Liam McCollum

Chicago-based political author, libertarian writer, essayist and philosopher Germinal G. Van joins me to talk about his newest book "Classical Liberalism in Africa: A Manifesto." We talked about economic theories, property rights and how just a little bit of liberalization can benefit a country. Germinal is from Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire, West Africa and moved to the United States in 2010.

Scott Horton joins me to talk about the wars with Iraq, Iran, Venezuela, Yemen, Somalia, and more. He calls the blockade in Yemen "the worst humanitarian crisis on the planet" while they're being starved out, suffering from two waves of cholera, and now the coronavirus. We shouldn't let the coronavirus distract from the US government's war efforts. Scott says that we should bring all troops home n...

Ep. 10 Daniel Zolnikov on the Coronavirus, Privacy Rights and the Public Service Commission by Liam McCollum

Economist Alex Tabarrok joins me to talk about the FDA and CDC's "failure of historic proportions." We discuss coronavirus, the economy, benevolence in the market response and online education.

Libertarian Party Presidential Candidate Jacob Hornberger joins me to talk about the Campaign of Principle for the Party of Principle. We talked about an alternative approach to the current coronavirus pandemic as well as the looming economic crisis. This is my longest interview yet. We talked about almost every issue. Towards the end, we talked about the JFK Assassination. Hornberger would releas...

Don Corcoran joins me to talk about his journey with God and a rare blood cancer. He is the host of The Time Machine Podcast and is the owner of Point of Contact LLC. Show Notes: •Time Machine Story: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nRsfPiBhCPA

Washington Post Pulitzer Prize winner Greg Miller joins me to talk about his breaking story about Crypto AG, a company secretly owned by the CIA. The CIA used this company to spy on countries all over the world. Miller covers national security for the post and won a Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for his help with the stories about US surveillance exposed by Edward Snowden. He also won a Pulitz...

Sgt. Dan McKnight joins me to talk about his tour in Afghanistan, Bring Our Troops Home, the Defend The Guard Act and the status of foreign policy in our country. McKnight served in the Marine Corps Reserves, the US Army and the Idaho National Guard.

Pulitzer Prize winner Ian Johnson joins me to talk about the coronavirus and the religious boom going on in China. Johnson has lived in Beijing for the last 20 years and writes regularly for The New York Review of Books and The New York Times.

Mark Schneider joins me to talk about Nuclear Energy and the Green Nuclear Deal. Schneider believes that nuclear is the future and it is more likely to fight climate change.

Michael Maharrey from the Tenth Amendment Center joins to talk about his new book, the constitution, God and the importance of gold. He is the host of Thoughts from Maharrey Head, the Friday Goldwrap podcast and the Godarchy podcast.

Liam McCollum interviews Scott Horton, director of the Libertarian Institute and editorial director of Antiwar.com, about the history of US interventions in Iraq, the beginnings of Iraq War 4.0 and growing tensions with Iran.