Daniel 3 Podcast

This episode I sat down with Josh of the Flyover Libertarian and Anarchist Bible Study to discuss Reformed Anarchism and the philosophy of conservativism. Also we talked about strategy and how to balance short term and long term needs and considerations.

After a hiatus I will be back tonight for an update on things going on at home and with my family, and how that's affected my opinions on the Cove/Jab Regime and our society in general

On this episode Joe Hartman returns to do our now third episode doing a deep dive on praxeology and Austrian economics - this time to discuss Jordan Peterson's 12 rules for life and their connection to Misesian libertarianism in the wake of Jordan Peterson's conversation with Bob Murphy. Definitely a fun episode

This podcast is a conversation with my good friend Adam Nutter. We talked about my journey from the left to libertarianism and the problems that exist today on the left and the right. I also go into where I diverge from many Christian conservatives and what I think people misunderstand about the Gospels and who Jesus was and is.

Here is the gofundme link I mentioned in the intro : https://gofund.me/d7ad0b07

On this Episode I had a conversation with Pete Quiñones about Christian Anarchism, Praxianism, immigration policy, leftism, and what our strategies should be at the local level.

This episode is from the vault , back in July I hosted an episode of Take Human Action PA. We talked about libertarian philosophy and what the fundamentals of it are, and then we talked about the legacy and impact of Ron Paul.

Subscribe to the Take Human Action Podcast here : https://youtube.com/channel/UCHUz9sa8s7cW_DtnU_oT31w

This episode I had on Gregory Baus, researcher and writer in Christian philosophy, writer and contributor for the Libertarian Christian Institute and of his own channel Reformational. We discussed the Neo-Calvinist concept of "Sphere Sovereignty" more in depth, and what the Biblical norms of authority and governance really prescribe.

In this episode I give my thoughts on the various strategies that are often debated upon within the liberty movement as to the best path forward for individuals and collectively to create more liberty in society. Agorism and Political activism are supposed to be opposed, but in this episode I dive into why I think infighting over strategy is bad, and why I believe these things ARE compatible.

James Jenneman of Blackbird returns, and we are going to do a deep dive into the tensions between faith and reason, and hierarchies and institutions. Can we reconcile these tensions without abandoning reason and our personal intellectual integrity? Can institutions like the Church be reoriented back to their original missions and purpose? What is sin, and where are the lines of what things are subjectively wrong vs objectively? I can't say for sure we'll solve all of any of these complex issues in 2 hours time, but we'll certainly have a fascinating conversation nonetheless. Be sure to tune in live to ask questions and interact in the comments!

I recently was on Caleb's show for his series "Explain it to me Like I'm Five" to talk about the Mises Caucus. This is our conversation explaining what the caucus is, why I'm involved and why I think it's better than other stategies.

Here's Caleb's channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtuTiBcaupfuBldEe2IUW8Q/featured