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In this episode, we stomp-walk across the eggshells of the easily offended. We start by owning up to some previous incorrect predictions; promptly following it up with more predictions that are sure to be wrong. We finish strong with another iteration of Top Five Things I Don't GAF About. From the gender bias of bullying to the cognitive dissonance of sex-spectrum shaming, we expose the ethical void that is modern moral outrage. What's wrong with America? Let's take a look!

CERVEZA OF THE WEEK

• O'Dell Brewing - Sippin' Pretty Fruited Sour Ale
• RateBeer.com - O'Dell Sippin' Pretty

SHOW NOTES

• National Conference of State Legislatures - Affirmative Action
• Podcast - Ari Shaffer's Skeptic Tank #340: The Simpsons (with Liza Treyger)
• Vice - Introducing the 'Chapo: Kingpin on Trial' Podcast
• WaPo - Trump Serves Fast-food Feast for Clemson’s White House Visit
• YouTube - We Believe: The Best Men Can Be | Gillette (Short Film)
• Vulture - Netflix’s 'Bird Box' Slammed for Using Real Disaster Footage
• TIME - YouTube Star Logan Paul Sparks Controversy for Saying He Wants to 'Go Gay' for a Month

In this episode, we return for the first time since last fall and our first appearance of 2019. We recap a few things that have happened over the past couple of months, then we dive right back into form with controversial topics such as government shutdowns, ostracized comedians, and masturbation as a performance art. We also introduce a new sponsor and a fantastic new segment called Top Five Things I Don’t GAF About. What’s wrong with us? Let’s take a look!

CERVEZA OF THE WEEK

• Stone Brewing: Enjoy By 01/01/2019
• Rate Beer: Stone Brewing Enjoy By 01/01/2019 Brut IPA

SHOW NOTES

• Paste Magazine: A 2018 Louis C.K. Stand-up Set Has Leaked onto YouTube
• Time: Bitcoin Price: Cryptocurrency Price Drops to 2018 Low
• Newsweek: Broadcaster Claims Black Coaches in the NFL are Vicitims of White Privilege
• Twitter: Jared's Tweetstorm on Stephen A. Smith's
• Google: "Mike Tomlin Omar Epps"

CREDITS

• Music by Hogeye Bill

In this episode, we cover topics and information that is enough to make you sick. In fact, one of the hosts actually vomits on air. It's gross and hilarious. Was it was the boozing from the night before, the discussion about Canadian Football League team names, or a speech from one of the most vile neocons this side of the Atlantic? Probably the booze. What's wrong with America? Let's take a look!

WHISKY OF THE WEEK

This is how Jared got his hangover.

• Jesse James Spirits: American Outlaw Bourbon

CERVEZA OF THE WEEK

Programming note: We apologize for the interruption during the recording of CoW. This was the first time Jared left to attempt to vomit.

• Deschute's Brewery
• Deschute's Schwarzbier
• Bell's Brewery
• RateBeer.com: Deschutes/Bells Schwarzbier

SHOW NOTES

• The Guardian: Rudy Giuliani Calls For Iran Regime Change at Rally Linked to Extreme Group
• YouTube: Rudy Giuliani speaks at Iran Freedom Convention
• Wikipedia: People's Mujahedin of Iran (MEK)
• Wikipedia: Maryam Rajavi

CREDITS

• Music by Hogeye Bill

In this episode, we begin by examining the existential crisis of some libertarians--especially Jared. Stemming from a conversation in episode 46 and inspiration from Joe Rogan's interview with Elon Musk, we illuminate reasons to doubt both the attitudes and the strategies of the modern libertarian; and Jared goes on record with a new self-identified political label. We later take a turn down the dark alley of conspiracy theories and discuss 9/11 in the wake of the anniversary of the 2001 terrorist attacks on American soil. Who done it? Let's take a look!

PeacefulTreason.com

Credits:

• Liberty Mugs
• Music by Hogeye Bill

In this episode, Will and Jared jump off the cliff of decency and into the depths of controversy.  First, Jared claims to be a higher life form--albeit in the context of possibly being on the autism spectrum.  Then, both hosts proceed to criticize everyone with an opinion on Colin Kaepernick and Nike. And finally, the show is capped off by honoring the death of career war-monger, John McCain. We also introduce a new sponsor: Draft Queens!  What's wrong with America?  Let's take a look!

peacefultreason.com

Credits

• Music by Hogeye Bill

In this episode, Will and Jared are joined once again by an up-and-coming starling of the anarchist/libertarian community: Birdarchist of the Friends Against Government Podcast. Bird takes flight with his crystal-clear view of the 21st century as we muse the latest in cryptocurrency and intellectual property. He glides in effortlessly with a talon-tight grip on his view that the political process is a useful libertarian stratagem. All this while maintaining his feather-light sense of humor. Wings or legs? Let's take a look!

peacefultreason.com

Credits

• @birdarchist on Twitter
• Friends Against Government Podcast
• Music by Hogeye Bill

In this episode, Will and Jared are joined by one of the great voices of the anarchist/libertarian podcast community: Carcampit of the Friends Against Government Podcast. This being our one-year anniversary episode, we get tipsy by scattering four Cerveza of the Week segments into one recording session. Car tries to keep the episode on the rails, but we ultimately decide that a disjointed, drunken chat is the best time to take on the topic of roads. Can three intoxicated market anarchists build the roads? Probably not, grab a beer, and let's take a look!

 

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CREDITS:

• Milk Thistle
• Liberty Mugs
• Music by Hogeye Bill

In this episode, Will and Jared scratch through the surface of the murder-for-hire controversy raised in episode 42. We explore the nuance of a hypothetical world where a hired assassin bears all or most of the culpability in a murder. In this scenario, does the simple fact that the hired killer physically commits the act absolve the employer from any wrongdoing?  Are both parties equally complicit in the crime, or is there some nuance to the violation of the victim's right to life? Let's take a look!

Credits:

Liberty Mugs, Sponsor

Hogeye Bill, Music

In this episode, Will and Jared take a stab at absolving two deviants who have committed acts deemed by American society to be inexcusable; one is a non-violent crime that resulted in two consecutive life terms and the other is a social taboo that could result in the end of a career. Is there a cultural of callousness toward those with behavior that is perceived to be "bad"? Is there absolute fairness in punishments within the American judicial system? Let's take a look!

Music by Hogeye Bill

In this episode, Will and Jared challenge the Libertarian Party for being a political hamster wheel. In the wake of the Libertarian National Convention--an event that saw record numbers in both donations and attendance--many questions remain unanswered for the purists. What is the party's endgame? Does the multi-faceted approach to winning the war on statism include participation in the political process? Let's take a look!   Show Notes Page   Music by Hogeye Bill