Convos On The Pedicab

Sitting down with the Chabad Rabbi of Austin and discussing philosophy, Bitcoin, Elon Musk, Kanye West and how free speech, sound money and a censorship free internet is the key to creating a more tolerant and inclusive society free of hatred and bigotry.

Alex Rosen is a conservative activist who trolls city council meetings, crashes political rallies and catches pedophiles in his spare time.  In this episode we talked about what inspired his activism, the purpose behind his trolling, where he sees the conservative movement going, and the reasons why he is so successful at both exposing sexual predators and taking them off the street for a long time.

Jon Gordon is the head of business development at Crowd Health, a company that provides people with an affordable alternative to health insurance utilizing crowd funding and consumerism to help people pay their healthcare costs and negotiate appropriate costs for their medical expenses.    In this episode we talked about how Crowd Health is used to help artists, athletes, students, musicians and service industry workers have affordable healthcare while giving people the freedom to seek healthcare without being confined to a specific network.    We also talk about how Crowd Health members have the option to increase their purchasing power over a long period by saving 75% of their crowdfund account in bitcoin.

Clinton Rarey is a small business owner and a 4th generation combat veteran who spent 11 months in Afghanistan defusing mines by hand. He is running for the District 1 Austin City Council seat because he is tired of how progressive policies in Austin designed to  address the affordability, public safety, and environmental concerns plaguing the city have only made Austin less affordable, more dangerous, and environmentally hazardous.  In this episode we talked about his background, the challenges he has faced during his campaign, and what he plans to accomplish once he gets elected.

Cole Bolton is the owner of K&C Cattle, a regenerative farm that raises cattle from birth until processing in a free range environment that is free of GMO’s and antibiotics.  In this episode we talked about the nutritional benefits of regenerative farming, how going farm to table enhances the quality of your food, and how “Green Initiatives” do more to help Big Agriculture than actually improve the environment.

Kaylee Campbell is a conservative influencer who, after this video (through complete coincidence), just lost her ambassadorship to TPUSA.  In this episode, we talk about the culture war, why it’s taking place, if there’s a deeper meaning behind what people are fighting over and how true freedom will only be achieved if you can effectively communicate our ideas to a large and diverse audience.

Joeylynn Mesaros is a single mom living in New Braunfels, TX who is getting sued by staffers in the Biden administration for driving a car with a Trump flag next to the Joe Biden tour bus.  In this episode we discuss her case, how little GOP politician’s and organizations have done to help her, and how this lack of support is influencing her faith in the GOP (specifically Donald Trump).

Fred McGhee is (among many things) a College Professor, former U.S Navy Diving Officer, Author, Neighborhood Preservation Advocate and founder of the First Black Owned Archeological and Environmental Consulting Firm in the United States who has dedicated his life towards preserving his community and protecting it from gentrification.  Fred and I engaged in a lively discussion on whether or not undisciplined fiscal policy and a lack of sound money was the driving force behind rampant poverty, unsustainable inflation and the world being on the brink of economic collapse.  We also engaged in a contentious yet good faith discussion on whether or not embracing Bitcoin can solve or mitigate many of these issues we‘re facing while preserving individual self sovereignty.  Fred is a man who I have an adamant amount of respect for yet I also adamantly disagree with him on pretty much everything related to monetary policy.  And this combination need for an extremely exciting episode that I encourage all of you to watch.

Matt Rinaldi is the Chairman of The Texas GOP.   He is an extremely steadfast conservative with very strong opinions on masks, lockdown’s, medical mandates, parental rights, abortions and government spending.  We had an extremely dynamic and high energy discussion where we agreed on many, but not all of the same things.  Ultimately, both of us have the vision of continuing to live in the United States, where freedom and liberty are tantamount to our existence.  We just had ideas for how to preserve that.

1 year ago, Douglas Kantor was shot by a stray bullet as the result of a  gang related shooting on 6th st in Austin, TX.   I had the pleasure of  getting to know his brother Nick this entire weekend and I feel really  honored and grateful that Nick felt comfortable enough around me to open  up about what happened to his brother , as well as how situations like  this can be avoided in the future.  Thank you Nick for opening up to me  and it was great having met you.  I only wish that we had met under a  different set of circumstances.