Daniel 3 Podcast

My conversation with Caleb Brown of the Catholic Libertarian podcast. It's unedited - it's a busy time of year, so just skip past the longer livestream intro. We talked about a lot of the subjects we have been talking about lately and the relationship between faith and reason

Tonight I am sitting down for a three way discussion between Andrew of Popular Liberty, Andrew The Christpilled Libertarian and myself. We are going to cover strategy (mainly the Anti-Tax and LPMC/GOPMC unity), religion and how we should engage culture and the left as Christians and advocates of Rothbardian/Hoppean Libertarianism

This episode I brought back Kerry Baldwin of Mere Liberty and LCI to discuss what the Bible says about marriage and relationships. What is the proper praxis and understanding of Biblical relationships and authority, and are the failures of the Church leading to a higher demand for the State?

I invited Adam on the show to talk about the relationship is between Christianity and Libertarianism. is Libertarianism inherently atheistic? Do we do a disservice to society by trying to talk about liberty at all vs focusing on changing and combating culture through bringing more to Christ while separating ourselves from degeneracy? All of this and more are discussed by the two of us.

This was a roundtable discussion wit returning guests James of Blackbird and Jose of No Way Jose on our experiences as liberty podcasters who started around the same time, and our overlapping and yet diverging views on religion, philosophy and politics.

This was a conversation I had with a left anarchist - we went into are areas of agreement and disagreement on economics, borders, and culture. Is bottom unity possible and what would it entail?

Updates on my dad, the channel, and my recent election for Constable in my borough and where I will be taking that/what lines I am drawing for my political activism.

Nick Ashley returns to the show to discuss the nuances of the NAP and where it fits into the hierarchy of values we should have. Is political action our best use of time, or is it doing as Jesus instructed us to do, to take care of the least of these and lead our communities to liberty by serving them? And can these things be complimentary?

On this episode of Daniel 3 I was joined by Spike Cohen. We talked about messaging and how Anarchists such as we are try to walk the line between being principled and meeting people where they are at. We also discussed cultural divides on topics such as abortion and LGBT issues and how the Liberty Movement can be a place where social conservatives and more left leaning progressives can and should call a truce, to fight tyranny and not each other.

This is another solo episode, the topic being the NAP and why some libertarians have been debating over it as of late. What is the NAP fundamentally and why does it matter? Has libertarianism failed? These are questions I try to answer