For reasons quite possibly beyond our understanding Barry comments on the news again. Highlights include violence, failed politicians, singly out random crimes for a national audience and just when where and how to place

Barry talks about an interaction online that leads to a greater discussion of the value of a personal philosophy that can be lived in reality... now, as opposed to Ludic pipe dreams of existence without expending energy.

Barry welcomes back one of his favorite free thinking people in the world on the show to break down the video "workers of the world relax" which is intended to push the Ludic Revolution, an idea that seems yet materializ

If one were to be so bold as to challenge the premises by which the state is based they will get all kinds of "reasons". In this episode Barry offers a different line of reasons to explain the existence of the state.

Barry responds to a listener question. "Are you saying we should follow a moral code?" Just a very short 15 minute talk about the "is", the "could be" and the should be" of morality and how it applies to Anarchology. All

A short talk about long winded emails and facebook comments, why they don't work, sounds guinea pigs make, statist psychology, the futility of activism, some shredding clips of Barry playing lead guitar and quite a bit m

The show is one year old, a perfect time to reflect on where we've been, where we may be going and what it all means.

Rob Phipps, a listener of the show helps Barry begin to get into what is known as the Ludic Revolution.

As difficult and unpleasant as it may be to untangle the massive mess of illusion and platitudes of political talk radio, Barry for some reason takes the time to do it anyway.

Talk Radio, a bio-toxic sludge of statist apologists is about to meet Barry Paul.