Liberty Talk Radio

Liberty Talk Radio

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Liberty Talk Radio episodes

  • The Case for Free Banking
    Why does the govenment control the money supply? The government doesn't engage in business, nor is it a producer of products or services. Doesn't it make sense to have the people who create wealth be the purveyor of the money supply. Makes sense to me! Call in with your opinion (646) 652-4620.
    1 hr
  • Energy Policy
    Why is that our politicians, especially those running for office, know more about energy than the energy companies. Politicians have a solution to every problem, but the problem they define is always the company making the product, or performing the service. This doesn't make sense, but neither does politics. Call in with your opinion to (646) 652-4620.
    1 hr
  • The Lost American Voter
    Why is it that Americans complain about their politicians, but continue to vote in the same elk. Doing the same thing while expecting a different result is at least one definition of insanity. Well, the voter is not insane, but misinformed, ignorant of the Constitution, uneducated, and in many cases, just plain stupid. We need to examine this dilemma to determine why this pattern of illogical behavior continues. Join in the conversation by calling in (646) 652-4620.
    30 min
  • New Hampshire Primary Voter Fraud
    I received numerous calls and emails regarding the results of the New Hampshire Primary. Each one of those calls referred to voter fraud. This is one aspect that I had not thought about as I am very skeptical of conspiracy theories and the like. However, there may be evidence that Dr. Paul did not receive all the votes that were casted. I'll do my research and report on Sunday evening.
    1 hr
  • The New Hampshire Primary
    Let's take some time out to discuss the results of the New Hampshire Primary. Libertarians are hoping for Ron Paul to finish better than the mainstream media expects. There is a possibility of Dr. Paul attracting over 10% of the vote. A third place finish would be huge. We can only hope that his message is getting to the general public. Call in with your views.
    30 min
  • The Iowa Caucus
    I have decided to defer our discussion of the energy policy being debated by the candidates in favor of a critique of the Iowa Caucus. It is important to understand who voted and why. Unfortunately, this is a sad commentary on our ability to think logically and critically. What we will discuss has not been disected by the mainstream media in any form. Listen in and chime in.
    1 hr
  • Presidental Debate Issue: Same Sex Marriage
    This topic is approached from time to time in both the televised debates, and on the campaign trail. The candidates make it a moral issue, but they never mention that it is a issue regarding inalienable rights. Tune in and chime in on this conversation Thursday morning at 6:30 am CST. Call (646) 652-4620.
    30 min
  • An Interview with Cameron Ashkar of AUM International
    We will digress from our usual subject matter to introduce a very interesting individual who is attempting to establish a non-profit organization with the goal of bringing people together regardless of political or religious affiliation. His organization, AUM International, is the vehicle for this endeavor. I'd like to give him air-time as he has convinced me that his goals are worthy, although Herculean in scope. Let's take out a moment to listen to this fine young gentleman.
    1 hr
  • From Affluent To Survivor
    Americans are unprepared for adversity. We see this during natural disasters and during financial ripples. Did you know that being ill-prepared is a danger to our liberties? Listen in and give me your opinion. Call (646) 652-4620.
    30 min
  • An Interview with Cameron Ashkar of AUM
    I have been notified that our guest is ill, therefore we will reschedule his interview in January if he is available. We will broadcast and discuss the issued being debated by both party nominees for president, so stay tuned and call in with your comments (646) 652-4620.
    30 min

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Critical thought and commentary on current issues with a libertarian perspective.