Pirate Money

Explore the ideological roots, history, and modern machinery behind global governance—from secret societies to UN agendas—and how they threaten liberty, family, and faith. Kevin Freeman and Alex Newman unpack connections among globalists, communists, and Islamists, plus the role of education, media, and climate policy in centralizing power. They outline practical financial defenses, including transactional gold and silver, and the hope found in Scripture-driven civic engagement. Actionable insights, historical receipts, and a roadmap to preserve freedom.

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Kevin Freeman and banking educator Andy Keusel unpack biblical principles of money—gold, silver, honest weights—and contrast them with fiat currency, inflation, and fractional-reserve banking. They trace history from Genesis to the Founders, Jackson’s bank veto, the Federal Reserve, and the Cantillon effect, highlighting why inflation is hidden theft. Practical solutions include legal tender reforms, allocated gold spending tech, and a Christ-centered money mindset for families. Learn about Andy’s Biblical Money course, pirate money origins, and how sound money aligns with liberty, security, and values.

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Kevin and Marnie Freeman, joined by TPUSA board member Doug DeGroote, honor Charlie Kirk’s life, highlighting his faith-first leadership, deep partnership with Erika Kirk, and his role in mobilizing a generation. They revisit Kirk’s sharp insights on liberty, culture, economics, and the spiritual roots of national renewal, featuring clips on moral foundations, socialism, and the path to restoring America. The conversation underscores Erika Kirk’s strength, forgiveness, and stewardship of TPUSA, along with the explosive growth of campus chapters and youth engagement. Practical calls to action include supporting TPUSA, embracing family, faith, and transactional gold as tools for liberty, and advancing a hopeful, disciplined “right-wing revolution” rooted in virtue.

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Pirate Money Radio hosts Kevin Freeman and guest Jason Cozens, founder and CEO of Glint, explore how inflation, debt, and fiat money distort markets via the Cantillon Effect, widening the wealth gap and eroding the middle class. Cozens recounts his journey from architecture and e-commerce to building Glint, a fintech that enables everyday spending of allocated, vaulted gold via a Mastercard-linked app. Together, they argue for honest weights and measures through a modern gold standard at the personal and state levels, highlighting successful legislative momentum and real-world usability (buying goods, services, and peer-to-peer transfer). The discussion contrasts centralized digital currency control with gold’s enduring, apolitical store of value, positioning Glint as a practical bridge to sound money.

Kevin Freeman and Mike Carter frame current cultural and political tensions as a spiritual war, outlining three “wartime prayers” for moments of desperation, isolation, and complacency. They draw lessons from historical accounts: Dunkirk’s National Day of Prayer and miracles, Eddie Rickenbacker’s ocean survival through persistent faith, and Patton’s weather prayer enabling relief at Bastogne. The hosts warn against declaring premature victory, urging continuous prayer, repentance, and vigilance alongside civic engagement. Sponsors and resources highlight values-aligned spending and tools, reinforcing the show’s liberty, security, and values theme.

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Pirate Money Radio features Kevin Freeman and Mike Carter interviewing Dr. Jim Garlow about his 71,000-mile global tour engaging leaders on biblical governance principles, from South America to Europe and war-torn Ukraine. Highlights include discussions on gold’s enduring value, Argentina’s economic optimism under new leadership, calls for spiritual renewal in the UK and Ireland, and sobering firsthand accounts from Auschwitz and Ukraine’s front. Garlow stresses repentance, prayer for public officials, and support for Israel, while recounting Ukraine’s reliance on U.S. promises from the 1994 Budapest Memorandum. The episode closes with encouragement about America’s grassroots resurgence in Judeo-Christian values and resources at WellVersed.world and Reversed.org.

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Pirate Money Radio features Kevin Freeman, Mike Carter, and former Congressman Bob McEwen breaking down basic economics, contrasting free markets with socialism, and exposing how inflation and taxation reduce freedom. McEwen explains wealth creation through voluntary exchange, the dangers of third-party payments, and why government spending is inherently wasteful compared to first-party purchases. The discussion critiques Modern Monetary Theory, defends sound money with gold as a steady benchmark, and ties America’s prosperity to truth, liberty, and constitutional principles. The show also highlights practical solutions like transactional gold technologies and state-level efforts to restore monetary standards.

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Pirate Money Radio confronts the renewed appeal of socialism among younger Americans, contrasting historical failures—from Soviet breadlines to modern surveillance states—with the prosperity enabled by free markets and property rights. Kevin Freeman and Ryan Helfenbein argue that “free” promises like rent control, UBI, and city-run grocery stores create scarcity, dependency, and economic stagnation, citing 20th-century atrocities and real-world examples. They trace rising inequality to the abandonment of sound money in 1971, advocating a return to gold- and silver-based transactions as a path to economic justice and personal stewardship. The discussion links secular-humanist and radical alliances against Western foundations, urging biblically grounded freedom, voluntary charity, and responsible monetary policy.

Kevin Freeman hosts Erick Stakelbeck to unpack back-to-school inflation, U.S. media dynamics, and high-profile interviews—including perspectives on President Trump’s agenda, leverage, and faith emphasis. They assess the “red-green-blue” axis—communism (China/Russia), Islamism (Brotherhood/ISIS), and globalism (WEF/WHO)—and its impact on U.S. sovereignty, cities, and culture. Discussion highlights include enclave strategies in the West, Europe’s no‑go zones, Trump’s measures against CBDCs and for Israel, and rising Gen Z openness to Christianity. The show closes with practical money freedom via transactional gold, spiritual renewal, and steadfast support for Israel against escalating anti-Semitism.

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You’ll get a nostalgic tour from Star Wars and Jaws to today’s remix-heavy slate, tying movie trends to cultural sentiment and even stock market moods. Kevin Freeman and Mike Carter break down the rising price of a family night at the theater, creative drought vs. hopeful themes, and how films can be weaponized by governments and agendas—or uplift with pro-family, faith-aligned storytelling. Highlights include Top Gun’s Pentagon partnership, China’s soft power pressure, Disney’s Lightyear backlash, and praise for family-friendly wins like Fantastic Four: First Steps. The show closes with how gold-backed spending can preserve purchasing power, plus a call for films that inspire, teach history, and reinforce values.

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