Cosplay, politics, and is the state trying to kidnap your child? Learn more in today's episode with Arizona Green party candidate Cara Nicole!

Austin Petersen Takes Listener Questions! Talking Ron Paul, Gary Johnson,Adam Kokesh, Patriotic Mercenaries, Monetary Policy, and the Minimum Wage!

Justin is joined by actor and Survivor superfan George Nicolaidis to discuss the second episode of Millennials vs. Gen-X. They look at what Mari's boot tells us about the strategy and story on both tribes, especially looking at what Justin got wrong about the latter last episode and why it makes him more hesitant to make winner picks these days.

Michael Pento, the founder of Pento Portfolio Strategies, returns to discuss the future of US interest rates and the consequence of a December rate hike on the US stock market.

The first presidential debate between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump was not very impressive at all. Ok so Hillary did the best she possibly could during the debate, which isn’t really saying much. Then we have Donald Trump who missed opportunity after opportunity to throw egg in Hillary’s face and he didn’t do it! Trump was on the defensive the entire time while Hillary stayed on offense. According to the average American voter out there these two clowns are the most competent to be the next President of the United States! I’m not impressed to say the least.

This is episode 143 of You, Me, and BTC – your liberty and Bitcoin podcast!

Sheeple waste countless hours these days arguing about which presidential candidate will create more jobs or protect us from the evil Muslims and Mexicans. Slightly smarter sheeple argue instead about which candidate is less crooked than the other. But you and I know much better.

This is a liberty podcast for Pete’s sake. We all know that neither Trump nor Hillary will do anything better than the last 44 presidents. So we’re asking a much more interesting question: Who is better for Bitcoin?

Both candidates have the potential to run this country into the ground. Both will continue to amass debt and kill people. And both will continue to devalue the dollar, which could send Bitcoin soaring. But who will do it faster?

Will Trump’s tongue piss people off and start the demise? Or will Hillary’s pet hawk start World War 3?

Tune in for a real presidential debate! Your hosts are Daniel Brown and Tim Baker. Enjoy!

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Joseph Coker is a true renaissance man. He is a comedian and podcast/radio host based in Charleston, SC. He’s also a musician, jiu-jitsu instructor, and entrepreneur.

In his early twenties, Joseph was married, living in Europe, and working for a church. Life felt stable, but it soon turned chaotic. After losing his brother and going through a divorce in the span of six months Joseph realized he needed to make some big life changes. He sat down, evaluated his life, and set goals for what he wanted to accomplish.

Now, he’s built a successful jiu-jitsu business, is headlining comedy shows, will soon be releasing a music EP, and hosts a podcast.

Find out how Joseph bounced back from adversity, become an efficient learner in so many different disciplines.

Covered in this episode:

Joseph’s early career plans

The impact of the renaissance man ideal

Anxiety about becoming a jack of all trades, but master of none

Moving to Europe, and then returning after a series of challenging events

How he built his jiu-jitsu teaching business from cold calling schools to find students a few years ago to turning away kids today

How he started doing stand-up comedy

Joseph’s comedy writing process

How to engage the crowd at a comedy show

The process of writing music

The cliche of the suffering artist

Good songwriting is about empathy

How he found a great producer for his new EP

Two songs from Joseph’s upcoming EP: Red Flag and Pompei

Tim and Meghan start out the podcast discussing Trump’s performance during his first debate with Clinton. Brian joins the show in the second segment to chat about a new alcohol substitute that doesn’t give you hangovers. The trio also chats about paper shredding vans showing up at the Federal Reserve, and the looming student debt bubble.

Elizabeth Warren and those of her ilk seem to think the remedy to crony capitalism is to further empower the very source of such abuses in the first place – state power. When they express righteous indignation in the face Wall Street executives’ impunity but turn a blind eye to the state’s own, it is nothing more than hypocrisy.

I was trolling through Facebook yesterday and ran across a live stream Austin Petersen had done where he criticized Ron Paul for having a muddled message.

Naturally, I was intrigued. No self-respecting libertarian who doesn’t hate himself makes a point of publicly criticizing the great Dr. Paul. So I clicked the play button and waited for the fireworks.

One thing that has always amazed me about libertarians is now we can claim the banner of individualism and free thought, laugh at the Trump supporters for their blind faith in a candidate while holding on to our own idolatry.

I think Austin did a great job of pointing this out without being judgmental or rude. His calm and well-defended argument did not escape the rebuke of many who cannot see past the immortalized figure that is Ron Paul, but I think we would all do well to at least consider the merits of his argument.

You can see his full comments here:

https://www.facebook.com/ProducerPetersen/videos/1203011026424542/

Talk soon,

Jason