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Scott interviews Ben Suitt about his work about veteran suicides for Brown University’s Cost of War Project. Suitt conservatively estimates that about 30,000 veterans of America’s terror wars have taken their own lives, a truly astonishing number. This side of modern warfare often goes undiscussed, but it is every bit as concerning as the physical injuries that soldiers sustain overseas.

Discussed on the show:

“High Suicide Rates among United States Service Members and Veterans of the Post-9/11 Wars” (Cost of War Project)

“Poll: 42 percent of Americans think the US is winning the ‘war on terror'” (Military Times)

Ben Suitt is the author of “Finding Resonance Amid Trauma: Moral Injury and the Role of Religion Among Christian Post-9/11 U.S. Veterans.” A recent graduate of Boston University, Dr. Suitt’s research investigates the role of religion in the lives of US military veterans as they navigate between competing identities and cultures amid the disruptive experiences of war and trauma.

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Love Samurai movies? Into dystopian future fiction? Then today’s episode is for you, as Remso introduces Marc to a classic book that somehow slipped through the cracks of his manhood, writer and artist Frank Miller’s genre-defying limited series “Ronin.” From ninja attacks to robot assaults, this ties western tropes and eastern inspirations into a single thrill ride for the reader. Along the way, the crew makes just about every attempt at getting canceled.

Ninjas, gadgets, and spy shit, oh my! It’s James Bond meets Daredevil meets Batman as Marc and Remso dive into the original version of Valiant’s 1993 Ninjak title by Mike Moretti, with art by Joe Quesada. We meet Colin King aka. Ninjak along with a cast of characters including his arch nemesis Dr. Silk, mentor Neville Alcott, along with a cast of characters from King’s past in Japan and even an appearance from Valiant stalwart X-O Manowar and a Spider Alien! What’s all this got to do with Multi-Level Marketing? Find out by checking out this week’s Second Print Comics pod!

Matt Kibbe is joined by professor of economics Christopher Coyne to discuss the new book “Tyranny Comes Home.” Coyne’s thesis is that the abuse of military power works like a boomerang, with our nation-building efforts abroad returning to our shores in the form of police militarization, domestic surveillance, and massive civil liberties violations. It’s not actually possible to have a free and open society at home when we insist on acting as the world’s policemen abroad.

Tyranny Comes Home: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084JC1DX2/

att Kibbe sits down with Blaze Media founder Glenn Beck to talk about the Great Reset or, as Kibbe calls it, COVID socialism. Under the guise of public health, we’ve seen terrifying expansions in government spending, debt, inflation, and outright authoritarianism. In the midst of all this, we hear President Biden admitting that the democratic process itself is inconvenient to the goals he wants to pursue. China is not only being praised for its handling of the pandemic, but for the top-down way it runs its economy. Basic American values like freedom and responsibility have gone from ends in themselves to problems to be overcome by our supposedly enlightened leaders.

Chris Spangle and Rhinehold sit down with longtime Libertarian Party leaders Joe Hauptmann, Steve Dasbach, and Mark Rutherford to discuss the cycles of infighting from the Dallas Accords to the present. Things seem bad in the party. Is this new? Or are the current players just new faces in the same play? We look to history to learn more. We also discuss the purpose of the Libertarian Party and our guests give a defense for its existence.

After several high-profile national Libertarian candidates disappointed at the polls, Michael Heise decided it was time to bring things back to their fundamentals: liberty, and local action. So, in 2017, he helped found the Mises Caucus, a stripped-down, leaner, more aggressive movement within the Party to give it a much-needed infusion of energy and momentum. But every big change meets resistance, and some of the resistance they've experienced has been truly breathtaking. Heise joins Tatiana on this episode to talk about how the Caucus started, theor goals, and why liberty-lovers should get on board!

About the Guest:

Michael Heise is the founder and chair of the Libertarian Party Mises Caucus and Mises PAC. Michael was brought into the liberty movement through the Ron Paul Revolution in 2008 and never looked back. He has been a writer, a podcaster, man-on-the-street interviewer and civil disobedience activist. He founded the caucus in late 2017 after comparing the experiences of the Ron Paul Revolution to the Gary Johnson campaign and concluded that the Liberty Movement is desperately needed within the Libertarian Party. Focusing on radical messaging, local level nullification efforts and local level candidates, the Mises Caucus presents a bold yet realistic direction for the Libertarian Party.

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I was recently on Andrew Howard's new podcast "The Renegades." He is a fellow US military veteran living in San Miguel de Allende and we talk about our life in Mexico and why we chose to move here from the US.

Free the People's Logan Albright and Mike Feuz are joined by Jon Schweppe from the American Principles Project to talk about common good capitalism, populism, and the tensions between libertarianism and conservatism.