When David Swain's political and spiritual journey led him to reject war, he had a problem -- he worked for a defense contractor.

In this episode of the GodArchy podcast, David tells his story. I also rant about stupid "In God We Trust" signs going up in Kentucky schools.

Everybody seems to be looking for political solutions to the world's problems. But the fact is, government isn't very good at actually doing anything - except maybe war. We do things better. By "we," I mean private organizations, charities and voluntary societies - people working in their communities at the local level.

In this episode of the GodArchy podcast, I talk with We Do Better News host Rick Rivkin about making the world a better place - no politics or government bureaucracy needed.

In this episode I talk with Tom Woods about his book "The Church and the Market." We discuss how Christians often go off the rails when they start promoting economic policies because of basic economic ignorance. We also differentiate the moral ends with the economic means. And at the end, we detour into a short discussion on war.

In this episode, I talk with Muslims4Liberty cofounder Hesham El Meligy. He shares a little bit about his faith and shatters some stereotypes. We also seek some common ground around the principles of liberty.

In this episode, I talk about identity and how it impacts the ways we interact with each other. I cover racism, dehumanization, and identity politics, and I make the case for looking at people as individuals.

In this episode, I talk with activist and radio show host Lou Sander about agorism, counter-economics and underground economies.

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In this episode, I talk with fellow libertarian anarchist Alan Mosley who happens to be an atheist. We talk about our differences, find some common ground, talk about why killing people and taking their stuff isn't a good idea even discuss some things that annoy us about our fellow atheists/Christians.

People often support America's wars because they believe them to be righteous endeavors. After all, the U.S. is fighting tyranny, toppling dictators and spreading democracy. But the truth is far different.

In this episode of the GodArchy podcast, I talk to foreign policy expert Scott Horton about the real impacts and effects of America's wars.

This week, GodArchy gets personal. In this episode I share my spiritual journey and how it intersected with my political evolution.

You often hear people assert, "We are the government; the government is us?" In this episode of the GodArchy podcast, I break this idea down and show why it is utterly absurd.

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