Post by Skyler J. Collins. Editor's Break 026 looks at the United Airlines passenger removal fiasco and explores both the proper and improper ways to respond to it.

Post by Morgan Aldous. The Back Story 008 looks at Donald Trump's terrible new foreign policy as it concerns Syria. It looks like Hillary won the presidency, after all.

Post by Danilo Cuellar. Peaceful Anarchism 009, "The power of ideas can never be underestimated. It is only by the steady refinement of our intellect that civilization has been conceivable. Celebrate the principles and ideas that have made progress possible, nay inevitable!"

Post by Morgan Aldous. The Back Story 007 identifies the secret reason that nation-states go to war so often: "War... it is the oldest, most profitable and most vicious racket in history. It is the only racket in which profits are counted in dollars and the losses are counted in lives." - General Butler

Post by Danilo Cuellar. Philosophy of Voluntaryism 002 is a look at the importance of peace, by Danilo Cuellar and Jim Limber Davis. "There is more to peace than it being the end game. Peace is a means to an infinite number of ends. Peace is the multipurpose tool for the cognitively advanced mind which understands why it places value upon itself and why others place value upon themselves. Peace is the amplifier of positivity, productivity, and creativity."

Post by Skyler J. Collins. Episode 068 welcomes Thomas Bogle (and his son Cullen) to the podcast to talk about his journey toward voluntaryism, and his involvement with Free Market Educators and Praxis. Topics include teaching, homeschooling/unschooling, entrepreneurship, the Praxis program, internship, and more.

Post by Tyler Bloyer. Liberty Lifestyle 002 has Tyler sitting down with Skyler J. Collins of Everything-Voluntary.com to discuss Skyler's path to voluntaryism, as well as many other liberty related topics.

Post by Danilo Cuellar. Peaceful Anarchism 008 admonishes, "If you truly want to improve the world, present it with one thoroughly improved unit, yourself."

Post by Skyler J. Collins. Editor's Break 025 is a quick look at Georgism, the political and economic philosophy that argues for tax on land because of its supposed special status as a finite resource. Is it compatible with human nature? Is it ethical? Is it better at reducing conflict over scarce resources than original appropriation?

Post by Skyler J. Collins. Editor's Break 024 looks at the claim that "stealing" creative works, aka piracy, is a form of theft. It's not; not in the slightest. There, I spoiled it.