Short solo episode explaining self reliance is the only road to freedom. We can overcome all challenges and prosper.

Steven Berger says people have been living in fear for 14 months. The words temporary emergency should send chills down your spine. You should always ask questions and do your own research. He tells how he became a libertarian. Dissenting scientists are being censored. 

Ramon P. DeGennaro talks about the difference from his local Starbucks and Panera. There is nothing wrong with letting the market have different risk choices. Government restrictions give us less choice and create conflict. Markets continue to function with government restrictions.

Jim Cox says there has been at least 116 secessions since 1778 and that the Declaration of independence was a secession. The southern states had the right to secession. the left and right should go their separate ways. We also discuss nullification.

short solo episode saying we are free to unmask and never put them on again

Stacey Rudin discusses why people are afraid to be free. Freedom requires courage and responsibility. You can not be afraid of criticism and we need more than one opinion to get the best decisions. One opinion culture is fascism. 

Peter St. Onge says it is unfair to criticize the energy cast per transaction of Bitcoin. There are 8000 bank branches and almost 50,000 ATMs in the US alone, not to mention the sky scrapers. Central banks cause recession making them the worst polluters in the world.

Antony Davies says there are two types of ventures cooperative and coercion. The government is coercion. We discuss the role of language in cooperation and how the government can't control language. People need to trust cooperation more.

Short episode explaining you need freedom to be happy and you need courage to be free.

Lipton Matthews says capitalism only thrives in high trust societies. The third world need culture change for prosperity and economic growth. Left politics hurts capitalism. Small monarchies are more peaceful and stable.