Free the People's Logan Albright and Mike Feuz discuss the new cannabis decriminalization bill that just passed the House. Two of our favorite Congressmen, Thomas Massie and Justin Amash, voted differently, so which one is right, and why?

Free the People'e Logan Albright is joined by guest Laura Gingrich to talk about the future of the movie industry, post-COVID, as well as to discuss the history of prohibition on the anniversary of its demise. In an age where people are afraid to consume performing arts and forbidden from congregating at their favorite watering holes, what's going to happen to all that bottled-up creativity?

Free the People's Logan Albright and Mike Feuz discuss Thanksgiving plans and how many states are making gathering with family a crime over safety concerns. As lockdowns start to come into effect again, we wonder what people will be willing to accept before engaging in some good old fashioned disobedience.

Free the People's Logan Albright and Mike Feuz respond to the sudden calls for unity and togetherness following Joe Biden's (apparent) election victory. While it's always good to bring people together, a lot of these messages ring hollow given that half the country has been dismissed as deplorables and fascists over the last for years. They also drift woozily through a variety of other topics, including the Overton Window, foreign policy, immigration, and National Novel Writing Month.

Free the People's Logan Albright and Mike Feuz discuss some of 2020's ballot initiatives that went in a surprisingly libertarian direction. In addition to multiple states legalizing and decriminalizing various forms of drugs, California lifted restrictions on Uber and Lyft, and reversed course on affirmative action.

Free the People's Logan Albright and Mike Feuz run down the election results over a stiff drink. While there are still some unknowns, they talk about demographic shifts, the lack of a mandate for either party, and what the legacy of Donald Trump will look like.

Free the People's Logan Albright and Mike Feuz gather on the eve of the 2020 election to discuss democracy, get out the vote campaigns, rational ignorance, and the electoral college. Would a popular vote be more fair? Does your vote matter anyway? Do you have a civic duty to participate in elections? Should libertarians bother legitimizing government through voting? All these questions and more will be addressed over a stiff drink as we prepare for what is likely to be the most contentious and unpleasant election of our lifetimes.

Free the People's Logan Albright and Mike Feuz talk about the damage social media has done to America's sanity, and what can be done about it. Unfortunately, a lot of people are turning to the government for more regulation, not realizing that they risk putting their enemies in charge of deciding what can and can't be said online. The discussion veers from Disney movies to antitrust law.

Free the People's Logan Albright and Mike Feuz delve into some of Pope Francis's recent anticapitalist comments and discuss the relationship between religion and economics. As the resident Catholic, Mike provides insight into the church's perspective on socialism, while Logan, the pagan heathen, pokes him with questions about the Bible.

Free the People's Logan Albright and Mike Feuz discuss the concept of political anarchy. Can a society without rulers exist, or will it inevitably devolve into despotism and barbarism? Do we need a system of organized coercion in order for society to exist? Are there any historical examples of anarchist societies? As a minarchist, Mike has some objections which Logan, the resident anarchist, tries to answer.