The Think Liberty Network

This week A.J. sits down with Presidential hopeful and political satirist, Vermin Supreme. They discuss his influence with young people, his discovery of Libertarianism, his history of running for President, and what makes the 2020 campaign different. Support us on Patreon! patreon.com/thinklibertypatrons

Today Killian shares his thoughts on gun rights and the nuances of the issue. There are different takes on it, but the constitution is clear. VA was supposed to be a flash point of something, but thankfully nothing happened like newscasters theorized. There is still tension in the country; we need to keep our eyes up. patreon.com/thinklibertypatrons http://think-liberty.com/offer/ ________________...

The Roads to Liberty Podcast is OFFICIALLY part of the Think Liberty Network! Don't know who we are? That's okay, we'll get to know each other. For our first episode on a new network, we have The Token and Hobbs Show featuring our token minority, uhh, Token, and resident gun nut/survivalist Dustin Hobbs. Being the gun nut he is, Hobbs naturally wanted to start us out talking about the recent 2nd A...

Token and Ben of Roads2Liberty talk with Jacob Hornberger about his presidential race and try to find out.... exactly what is Aleppo?

Will wraps up the closing episode of the Supreme Court series with some final thoughts, and comes back next week with a new show format! patreon.com/thinklibertypatrons http://think-liberty.com/offer/ ________________ https://www.instagram.com/thinkliberty/ https://twitter.com/think_liberty @william_gadsden @liberty_bytes https://www.facebook.com/thinkliberty think-liberty.com

This week AJ sits down with Libertarian Presidential hopeful, Dan Behrman. The two of them met up at the LPNH state convention last Saturday and spoke about the race, how to engage Trump supporters, how to engage Bernie supporters, and how awful property taxes are.

Killian and Coffee Shop Philosophy are back! This week we jump into the new year with some thoughts on time management and how to sit back and recharge at times. It's okay to have some 'you time' All things in moderation right?

Will is back for 2020 hitting the ground running with the final Supreme Court case episode of the series, tackling the intricacies of the ACA (Obamacare) Ruling of 2012.

This week A.J. sits down with Joey Langenbrunner to discuss the newest libertarian nation in the world, Liberland. Liberland is a micro-nation on the western banks of the Danube river in Eastern Europe, founded on the principles of libertarianism. Joey is the Deputy Head of Missions to the United States on behalf of Liberland. More information can be found and liberland.org Support the show! patre...

This week A.J. interviews a public school teacher disillusioned with the failings of the system. Schools were designed to help students learn to live more independent lives and be free thinkers. Now they pump out kids with seemingly fewer skills than ever and less self actualization than ever. In this episodes the cause of these issues is examined. Support The Show patreon.com/thinklibertyparons

In this episode, William goes over the most important 2nd Amendment case since the 1930s, one that provides a strong support of 2A rights, but still leaves some room for steppers. patreon.com/thinklibertypatrons http://think-liberty.com/offer/ ________________ https://www.instagram.com/thinkliberty/ https://twitter.com/think_liberty @william_gadsden @liberty_bytes https://www.facebook.com/thinklib...

This week, A.J. is again joined by Richard Manzo of the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire and town of Goffstown Budget Committee. They discuss their recent attempts to sway fellow citizens at a town hall in Nashua. This episode is a good listen for anyone in the liberty movement who may be struggling with their ability to communicate the message or just wants to improve their own abilities. Jeffr...

In 1942 a farmer went toe to toe with the US Supreme Court over his wheat fields. I don't think communists would like the outcome of this ruling. Since they'd like to own you and the means of production too. Support the show! patreon.com/thinklibertypatrons

Mesh Networks can be used to communicate around government channels and provide internet to folks without going through the unsavory ISPs. Today, A.J. sits down with Patrick Binder, an Entrepreneur from Manchester, New Hampshire to discuss how they work and how they may be implemented in the future. Information can be found at althea.net. Support the show! patreon.com/thinklibertypatrons

In this episode William gets into a Congressional fail. Presidential powers do indeed have limits to them, even when the US Congress fails to set them in place - according to the ruling opinion. WG lays down some opinion and truth! Support our network! patreon.com/thinklibertypatrons ________________ https://www.instagram.com/thinkliberty/ https://twitter.com/think_liberty @william_gadsden @libert...

This week, AJ sits down with LNC member, Justin O'Donnell, to discuss his role in working security during the 2013 Boston Marathon Bombing and how it brought him to Libertarianism. Support the show! patreon.com/thinklibertypatrons

On this look into landmark Court Cases here in the US, William lays out the details of the Gibbons v. Ogden case which proved a major change looking at the limitations and controls concerning 'Interstate Commerce'. The issues here concern New Jersey, NYC, licenses from the state of New York, maritime law, and interstate transit for ferry travel versus intrastate travel. Chief Justice John Marshall...

This week A.J. sits down with Justin O'Donnell of the LNC and Richard Manzo from the Vermin Supreme campaign to discuss their involvement in protesting the Boston Straight Pride Parade. This episode dives into criticisms of the extreme right and extreme left and gives us some insight into the methods of each group.

This Episode AJ chats with Gabi about the Free State project up in New Hampshire as well as the perks of growing up in a Libertarian environment! support the show: patreon.com/thinklibertypatrons

This week, (for his first episode!!!) AJ sits down with Adam Kokesh to discuss his involvement in the Boston Straight Pride Parade that took place on August 31st. Adam was invited to be a speaker at the event and decided to go in a different direction with his speech than many of the other speakers there that day. He is also currently seeking the nomination from the Libertarian Party to run for Pr...

Malcom Ault [Malcolm From the North] joins Killian and the two of them discuss the current events and goings on up in the Great White North. Tune in for some Canadian wisdom on politics, Trudeau, and culture! patreon.com/thinklibertypatrons http://think-liberty.com/offer/ ________________ https://www.instagram.com/thinkliberty/ https://twitter.com/think_liberty @william_gadsden @liberty_bytes http...

In this episode William lays out the history of SCOTUS case US Term Limits Inc., v Thornton ruling that states cannot impose qualifications for prospective members of the U.S. Congress stricter than those specified in the Constitution. It went down in Arkansas because they wanted to limit candidates for the House of Representatives to a term limit which was in contrast to the language of the Const...

On this episode, William covers the most important case in Supreme Court history, McColluch v. Maryland, and the impact that it has on American Constitutional law to this day. Support the Show! patreon.com/thinklibertypatrons http://think-liberty.com/offer/ ________________ https://www.instagram.com/thinkliberty/ https://twitter.com/think_liberty @william_gadsden @liberty_bytes https://www.faceboo...

In this episode Killian is talking about the actual cost of debt- be it, the cost of a college education, the Canadian Real Estate market, inflation, market corrections, or other struggles folks are having up there in the frozen north. Support the show - patreon.com/thinklibertypatrons

Today William gets into specifics of the landmark case. 'Marbury v. Madison'. The outcome of this case founded our current ideas of the doctrine of judicial review. In other words, Chief Justice John Marshall inadvertently gave the supreme court a power of reviewing laws that where just passed by the state legislature. You can tell how this would be abused ... McCulloch v. Maryland coming up next...