Negotiators know the value they are offering, they know how to get the appropriate rewards for their value, they are comfortable and confident with the process of negotiated value exchange, and they know how to resolve conflicts.

Bob explains some of the basic–but crucial–errors in the cost/benefit analyses that have been offered by economists to justify the political coronavirus lockdowns.

Bob interviews Whitney Davis, a Rothbardian and Seattle resident who happens to live down the street from the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ).

Mary Davenport and George Delgado developed a treatment protocol that can reverse the effects of the abortifacient mifepristone and be given to women who change their mind after a medical abortion. 

Dr. Sunil Rao discusses his perspective on the recent retractions of papers involved in the Surgisphere scandal.

In the wake of the murder of George Floyd, Dr. David Howard comes on the show to discuss his experiences in America, and more broadly racism in America.

How do creative entrepreneurs design and build new businesses, new products, and new services that grow and succeed? You’ll make a big difference for your own venture if you follow Per Bylund’s advice to Think Better and Think Austrian.

Producers don’t innovate. Customers do. That may sound a little odd, but Mark Packard’s "Value Learning Process" makes it clear.

Alex Salter explains discusses his recent article (with Vincent Geloso) criticizing "state capacity" as an explanation for economic development.

Neurosurgeon Chengyuan Wu discusses Elon Musk’s initiative to create a new brain-human interface using implants in the brain that communicate with the environment.