Is law something that has to be dictated by the state? Is a bottom-up approach possible? Kevin Flanagan joins the show this week to discuss how the society of ancient Ireland answered these questions. Honestly, this is one of the most fascinating topics out there for me. This is something that even non-libertarians should be … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0028: Anarchy in Ireland with Kevin Flanagan"

Dan Behrman, presidential candidate for 2020, joins me this week! Dan is the second presidential candidate I’ve had on the show. If you’re interested in my other interview with a POTUS contender, go right on over here. In this episode we get into the weeds on the issues. War and peace, the economy, and more. … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0027: Dan Behrman 2020: Liberty from the White House?"

Jordan Page, perhaps the best-known man in the libertarian music scene, is my guest this week! This episode is a week early–hoorah! We discuss production of a music video for an upcoming song, so I wanted to be sure to get the episode out as quickly as possible. Most of you know Jordan. Some of … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0026: The Music of the Revolution with Jordan Page"

Dann Reid, host of the Culinary Libertarian, joins me to answer my questions about the Food Pyramid. What is it? Why was it created? What’s wrong with it? What are our alternatives? These are the kinds of questions we discuss, and you may need a spoonful of sugar to swallow the answers! (Or not, after you … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0025: Who Is at the Top of the Food Pyramid?"

Jay Caetano is the first guest of 2019! Jay joins me to discuss his business, AnarchoCoffee, as well as some recent drama between his business and Facebook. What drama, you ask? You’ll just have to listen to the episode to find out. Jay is one of many libertarians breaking out of the rat race with … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0024: Now Coffee is Too Radical for Facebook"

Brian Ellison, known for his political activism, joins me on the show! We discuss the new card game he’s been working on: Thin Blue Line – The Game. What is it all about, you ask? In the simplest terms, Thin Blue Line – The Game is a law enforcement simulation card game. We get into … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0023: Thin Blue Line, the Law Enforcement Card Game"

Today’s guest is musician Zama Rripa! Like the guest on last week’s episode, Zama is another libertarian songwriter. However, I think you’ll agree his work is of a distinctly different flavor. It’s always a pleasure to come across someone who has reconciled libertarianism with his right brain and his left. The songwriting on display on Zama’s … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0022: The Soul of an Anti-War Song"

Kelly Conley is the guest this week! Kelly’s band, Owen-Glass, is probably the only the anti-Federal Reserve band you’ve heard of. Even better, the music is fantastic! Be sure to check this episode out so you can get the their first single for free on December 23rd! Kelly is a hardcore anarcho-capitalist from a small town. After … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0021: An Anti-Fed Band? Using Your Talents to Spread the Message"

Nathan Dempsey returns to the show! First, let me just stress how cool it is to have a returning guest. Nathan’s Minecraft server is such an incredible project, and I thought it was high time to have him back on to see how things have been going. This is probably no surprise, but things have … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0020: Liberty Minecraft Revisited: The Power of Human Ingenuity"

While this is going up late on Thanksgiving Day, the spirit of the episode remains. Just me this time! Because I have not been keeping the usual episode schedule here lately, I wanted to do an episode alone. First, I felt like you all deserved an explanation for the delays. But more than that, I … Continue reading "Culture of Peace 0019: Happy Thanksgiving"