Gerard Casey discusses his recent trilogy of books (Hidden Agender, After #MeToo, and ZAP: Free Speech and Tolerance in the Light of the Zero Aggression Principle) exploring the political climate around free speech and tolerance, his lifelong journey toward libertarianism and Christianity, and the history of the idea of liberty—including the key contributions of Rothbard and Hoppe.

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Dave Smith's remarks on unity in the libertarian movement and the Libertarian Party from Friday, May 14 at the Take Human Action Bash 2021.

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Lyman Bishop (founder, owner, and CEO of Hoplite Armor) shares his story of creating innovative body armor products for use by “the common man,” his policy of not selling to law enforcement departments or militaries, and his 2020 run for Montana governor as a Libertarian—as well as his possible future in the LP.

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Angela McArdle is a Mises Caucus board member and the chair of the Libertarian Party of Los Angeles County. She shares her decision to run for chair of the Libertarian National Committee, the need for LP national to have much better messaging, and the response she’s getting as she campaigns at state Libertarian conventions across the country.

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Scott Beyer is an urban affairs journalist who owns and manages the Market Urbanism Report, which reports on attempts to help cities function better through free-market policy. Scott discusses what’s working and what’s not in American cities and the challenge of getting city insiders to consider market-oriented reforms. He also explores the possibilities and limitations of decentralist alternatives like free private cities and home owners’ associations.

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Dan McKnight shares how his experiences in the US Marines, the US Army, and the Idaho National Guard—plus reading Scott Horton—led him to found BringOurTroopsHome.US and help create and lobby for the Defend the Guard act, which would use decentralization to rein in American foreign policy. He also shares what he would say to someone considering joining the military.

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The prolific Walter Block discusses his groundbreaking Defending the Undefendable series, an area of disagreement with his mentor Murray Rothbard, his thoughts on the Trump administration, and his take on the pandemic.

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Dave Smith (Part of the Problem), LPMC Chair Michael Heise, and LNC Secretary Caryn Ann Harlos got together for a livestream on the LMPC social media pages on Friday, Feb. 12 to discuss the use of the term “takeover” to describe the Mises Caucus plan to reform the Libertarian Party, how the various LP caucuses can work together, and the path forward for the LP.

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Scott Horton (The Libertarian Institute, Antiwar.com) talks about his book Enough Already, which serves as a concise summary of American foreign policy since the Carter administration. He also offers his take on the Time magazine “Shadow Campaign” article and the incoming Biden administration, including Biden’s shift in policy toward Yemen.

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Stephan Kinsella is an intellectual property lawyer and author of Against Intellectual Property. In addition to IP, he shares his thoughts on the incoming administration, the GameStop story, and the work of Hans-Hermann Hoppe.

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