What was the US Civil War about? Was it about slavery? Or was it about state power and money and taxes? I discuss Dominic Frisby's book Daylight Robbery, and what he thinks. (Also see Episode 122, The US Civil War Reconsidered).

The mask of politics is slipping to reveal the core of the ideology, which is power. On this episode I discuss current events, the ruling elites, and how to de-politicize your life.

On this episode I discuss typical arguments against libertarianism and the counter- arguments to them.

We hear the term fascism bandied about. But what is it really? on this podcast I discuss the history of fascism going back to Italy in the 1920s and what the term really means.

On this episode I discuss the election of Joe Biden and recent events in America. I provide a framework for looking at what's going on in modern America, from a libertarian perspective.

On this podcast I discussed Murray Rothbard' book, Anatomy of the State. Learn what the state is and what it isn't. Particularly in light of current events.

On this podcast I discuss 12 basic assumptions of Austrian economics, particularly in Ludwig von Mises's book Human Action.

On this podcast I discuss the disastrous lockdowns, based on an essay written by professor Bhattacharya of Stanford Medical School. The lockdowns are a disaster.

On this podcast I take a few themes from Frederick Hayek great book The Road to Serfdom and I discuss them in the context of our present situation.

We all know that central planning fails. Coronavirus lockdowns are central planning, and inevitably are failing. I discuss this on this podcast.