People We Love

Public relations professional Brian McWilliams of the Lions of Liberty podcast is originally from Yardley, PA, and recalls a fun childhood filled with sports, creative ventures, family, and friends. This comedian and Penn State alum got a lot of his sense of humor from his dad, Jamie, but in addition to family, Brian recalls the impact of his high school theater teacher, the late Bill Hallman.

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Originally from NY, comedian and podcaster Joe Praino grew up being a really good athlete and loving sports. Soon enough though, he became a huge fan of David Letterman and recalls watching him as an adolescent. Wanting to become a late night TV host led Joe to stand up, and his love for baseball has always been a big part of his life. We cover a lot -- family, sports, comedy, as well as our love for the New York Mets.

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Forest Mommy, formerly of other names as well is best known as a Twitter and podcasting personality. A Colorado person through and through she tells me all about her journey from her tomboy childhood to her journey into the broader libertarian movement. We talk politics, we talk her big family, and touch on our favorite liberty people and pundits. But supportive through and through has been Forest's Mommy's relatively unknown mysterious significant other, Mr. Forest Mommy, who get a little bit more insight about in this very fun episode.

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Tyler Janke is a lawyer and host of the Libertarian Podcast Review. Tyler is originally from Washington state but has been living in Northern California for quite some time. Growing up he was a smart but troubled kid who liked to talk and talk back in class and make the other kids laugh. Eventually though Tyler found many other interests from baseball, to music, skateboarding, to bike racing. Throughout his journey though, and through multiple careers, his family has always been there for him. Mom, dad, wife, kids. All of them.

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Today's guest is a man who's worn many hats over the years, who's about to join his town council -- Kelly Carden. Kelly Carden. Although his journey took him to Reno and Vegas, Kelly was born in the small town of Rosamond and that's where he lives today. The town has a rich history and much of it he shares a deep connection to, directly through family and friends over several generations. From politics, to hotel management, to family, we cover a lot, including just how special Rosamond, California is to Kelly.

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Today's guest is welder, writer, musician, activist, and more, Zach Kincaid. And Northern California's own tells me all about growing up in the city of Woodland. Zach comes from a special family of tough minded people who all loved reading and music. A family man himself with a wife and kids these days, we cover a lot. Zach is active in the Libertarian Party and his intellectual curiosity and desire and value for freedom and justice certainly comes from his strong family.

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Today's guest Chris Edgar is originally from the East Coast (mostly upstate NY and CT), and is a man who wears and has worn many hats – as a lawyer, musician, composer, and now film director. A drummer who essentially taught himself how to read, he tells me all about his journey from childhood to law school to LA. These days Chris is now also the Libertarian Party of California's Secretary. But no matter where Chris' career and life has gone, he and his brother Tim have always been close.

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Today's guest is paralegal and Secretary for the Libertarian National Party, Caryn Ann Harlos. Most often diving into the weeds of politics and LP party politics, with this conversation I was lucky to learn much more about Caryn Ann the person, and her story – which has certainly been a journey. Nor Autism, nor OCD, nor dysfunctional relationships in her past, and nor LP politics can hold her back. And she definitely appreciates her husband being on the journey with her. That's the one and only LP Chair of Colorado, Wayne Harlos.

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Mississippi's own, writer, activist, and former archeologist, Reed Cooley recalls being a curious kid and avid reader -- always interested in learning more about people and how this world works. Constantly evolving both professionally and philosophically, this nearly straight-A student recalls his contribution to Young Americans For Liberty and working on Glenn Jacobs' (WWE's Kane) mayoral campaign. And of course, Reed tells me all about Dr. Ron Paul's impact on him, and what is was like to meet Dr. Paul himself. https://twitter.com/JReedCooley, http://instagram.com/peoplewelovepodcast, http://instagram.com/adamchoit, http://twitter.com/adamchoit, http://peoplewelovepodcast.com

Today we have Long Beach, California's own, comedian Spencer Kalendar. As a kid his two favorite activities were probably playing sports and being mischievous. From school pranks to the high school surf team, Spencer also recalls being a comedy fan as a young kid, and the The Kings of Comedy having a profound impact on him. And one other major influence on Spencer's sense of humor was his Grandpa David, the outgoing, gun-toting, gummy bear eating legend in Spencer's family. https://instagram.com/robotspencer/, http://instagram.com/peoplewelovepodcast, http://instagram.com/adamchoit, http://twitter.com/adamchoit, http://peoplewelovepodcast.com