Rick Rule has been profiting from natural-resource investments for decades, along with his brokerage clients, and he has seen more than a few convulsions in his time. He shares with us how he eyes the right speculation prospects, particularly given that most mining prospects are valueless.

Show notes: https://goldnewsletter.com/podcast/be-the-first-to-the-bull-market/

Chris Martenson and Adam Taggart are what Brien Lundin calls Ivy League preppers. Unlike many people who predict economic and environmental breakdowns, they are supremely educated and refined in their analysis. They note that the flood of low-interest credit at this time is like nothing before in history, and it is creating a bubble of historic proportions.

Show notes: https://goldnewsletter.com/podcast/prepare-for-uncharted-waters/.

George Gilder has broken up with Wall Street, and he describes the industry as a beacon of cronyism rather financial innovation. An author of 20 books, he now believes in the dire need for sound money, ideally backed by gold. He is also confident that privately created digital currencies will bring down the central banks and their cartel affiliates.

Show notes: https://goldnewsletter.com/the-way-out-of-fiat-currencies/.

Without a consensus on how to address the block-size problem, the bitcoin space is fragmenting and generating confusion for users. Jimmy Song and Pierre Rochard explain that multiple and disparate "bitcoins," coupled with infighting, would be the worst-case scenario. Even if that appears to be the trajectory, they see the challenges as a product of bitcoin's success and foresee users and providers organizing and coming together out of self interest.

Show notes: http://goldnewsletter.com/podcast/dont-panic-bitcoins-growing-pains/.

Venezuela has been the butt of jokes in the American press — lacking toilet paper, beer, and even potatoes for fries at McDonald's — but her history and policies have slipped under the radar.

One man who has paid attention is José Alberto Niño, a Venezuelan by birth who now lives in Colorado. A grassroots activist and prolific writer, Niño lifts the veil on how Venezuela fell from grace and what will become of the authoritarian narco-state.

Show notes: https://goldnewsletter.com/podcast/the-venezuela-the-media-wont-report/

Capitalism is the greatest force for human development in the world, and Alexander McCobin is leading a movement to make that known. The co-founder and past president of Students for Liberty — the world's most successful libertarian student organization — now leads Conscious Capitalism, and the network of mission-oriented entrepreneurs is ready to bloom.

Show notes: https://goldnewsletter.com/podcast/conscious-capitalism-elevate-humanity-through-business/

"The big money players collect streams of income," says Russell Gray of the Real Estate Guys Radio Show. Meanwhile, "they convince the rank-and-file investor to try to buy low and sell high."

Gray wants more people to reap the benefits of owning rental property, and he has trained countless people to do just that.

Show notes: http://goldnewsletter.com/podcast/why-markets-fall-but-real-estate-still-pays/.

Gabriel Scheare and John Cobin have taken the plunge and left Canada and the United States for Chile, with Cobin even renouncing US citizenship. They have faced plenty of challenges on the way, and now Scheare is working on a planned community for entrepreneurs and freelancers, near Valdivia in Patagonia.

Shownotes: https://goldnewsletter.com/podcast/find-freedom-in-chile/.

The Ukrainian resistance to Russian domination should have been a celebrated success for liberty. However, as Roman Skaskiw explains, that message struggled to get through, given immense Russian efforts to muddy the message and co-opt libertarian outlets.

Show notes: https://goldnewsletter.com/podcast/russian-propaganda-dupes-libertarians/.

Julie Borowski has an odd job: she is a professional advocate for liberty, and not one aligned with any particular organization or outlet. She just makes videos and gives speeches, and her wit, humor, and insights have made her famous around the world.

However, alongside her rise, she has witnessed the rise and stagnation of the liberty movement. Given the loss of steam since Ron Paul's retirement from politics, she examines how people can stay united and be productive contributors to the cause.

Show notes: http://goldnewsletter.com/podcast/how-to-reinvigorate-the-liberty-movement/.