Half-Hour Liberty Hour

This bonus episodelet is a rant that Rob went on during the recording of Episode 003 - Why Libertarianism Is The Best Philosophy. Brett and Rob, each about 4oz into the Glenlivet, tear into the stupidity of the new Portland speed cameras.

In this episode, Brett and Rob discuss questions they have been asked in the past by people who are curious about libertarianism. They drink a lot and try to answer the following:

• Can I Be a libertarian and Support the Military?
• Can I Be a libertarian and Support the Death Penalty?
• Can I Be a libertarian and Vote?
• Can I Be a libertarian and Support Social Justice?

This will be the first in a recurring series of "Can I Be A Libertarian And...?" episodes. Keep an eye out for the next one.

This Episode's Drink of Choice: Myers's Original Dark Rum and Coke

This bonus episodelet contains the final part of Episode 002 - Trump vs. Liberty that would not fit in the roughly half-hour time-frame of the show. Brett and Rob, each about 6oz into the Johnnie Walker Red, discuss what things a president should be doing.

Brett and Rob give an alcohol-fueled history lesson about the evils of Communism wrapped inside the classic Two Cows joke.

This Episode's Drink of Choice: Weller Antique 107 Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whiskey

Brett and Rob explain the concept behind Half-Hour Liberty Hour's bonus episodelets.

Brett and Rob, through the haze of alcohol, attempt to explain why libertarianism is the best philosophy.

This Episode's Drink of Choice: The Glenlivet Founder's Reserve Single Malt Scotch Whisky

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Brett and Rob have an alcohol-fueled discussion about what things Trump did right and wrong during his first month in office. Please note that this was prior to the bombing of Syria. This Episode's Drink of Choice: Johnnie Walker Red Label Blended Scotch Whiskey

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In this episode, Brett and Rob tell their personal stories on why they became libertarians. This Episode's Drink of Choice: Henry McKenna's 10 year old Bourbon Whiskey (or whisky as the Scots spell it)