Doug Bandow says we should engage with China. Xi Jinping's regime is totalitarian however it might end just like Moa's regime. It is more important to have diplomatic relationships with countries the U.S, doesn't like. We should also engage with the Afghan people.

Ollie Adamson says Central Banks policies and lockdowns are an assault on the family. Ollie shares his story as a one income family. His wife was a full time homeschooler and homemaker, but inflation caught up with them and forced her to get a job. He also gives tips for those who want to homeschool.

Jonathan W. Plante says modern monetary theorists believe public debt is not a concern, because governments can print more money. The public debt redistributes wealth and picks winners and losers. Special interests have concentrated benefits and the masses have little personal cost. The real cost is freedom

Short solo episode explaining we can resist at the state, county city, small groups and individual levels.

Daniel Woislaw of the pacific Legal Foundation says tire chalking is a suspicionless search and protected under the 4th amendment. We need to fight for our privacy and property rights. Give government an inch and they will take a mile. After lockdowns, it is more important to fight for liberty.

Frank Fruedi discuses why main stream elite and woke culture are outraged by Tucker Carlson's trip to Hungary. They value western culture and the elite can't stand that. Prime Minister Orban believes in Hungarian sovereignty and Western values.

Peter St Onge of Mises discuss innovation only changes the world when it is cheap. The lightning makes bitcoin transaction cheap and is a game changer. We will be able to use bitcoin to replace the dollar and decentralize the world. People will be able do transactions for a fraction of a penny.

Short solo episode explaining how local entrepreneurship is alive and well.

Zachary Yost of the Mises Institute discuss how the foreign policy establishment is stuck in 1938 Munich. Japan didn't think America was weak and we weren't isolationists. This flawed  view of history effects foreign policy today. We also discuss Afghanistan and debt.

James Burling of the Pacific Legal Foundation discuss how too much building regulation has caused a housing shortage and housing prices to sky rocketing. The pandemic has caused an even greater housing burden in some areas. Regulation increases homelessness and prices working families out of ownership.