One of the primary components of the Freedom Movement philosophy is non-violence unless agressed upon. With a look at current events involving the build up of the chinese army in response to Hong Kong protests, the Epstein suicide and a Netflix documentary on an american 'cult' founded in the 80s, Evelyn and Shawn paint a picture that doesn't give them much hope of a peaceful solution. Why the change and how did the treatment of this cult lead to it? Only one way to find out, tune in and enjoy! -we are testing new audio software and there are two errors you will hear, we apologize for the errors and are working on fixing it on our end‐

What happens when you give the government the power to remove your rights? You get Pandora's Box and once opened the likelihood of being able to revoke that power is unlikely. We look at this concept within the events of this last week, namely the shootings in El Paso and Dayton. Instead of looking at the specifics of the shootings, Evelyn and Shawn instead take a look at what they feel is the greater threat...the threat to your ability to defend yourself. With some insight into why they feel events like this transpire and what to be on the look out for, this episode is sure to get you thinking. 

Anarchists and Libertarians often hear this retort when arguing the validity of Government, usually when there are no arguments left to made. This week, President Trump tweeted out a similar sentiment, this time aimed at sitting democratic Congresswomen. Where does this sentiment come from? Is it mainly a tool of the conservative right, or does the liberal left employ similar tactics? What effect does this have on supporters and why should we be worried? All these answers and more in this episode, enjoy!

The concept of freedom in our country is one that most Americans feel they have a fair grasp of and take a great deal of pride in.  With the election year kicking off with the most recent DNC Debate featuring topics like healthcare, big business, immigration and higher education, we look into whether current and/or proposed government policy and regulation is really taking steps towards freedom and independence, or just faux-freedom and co-dependence. With conversation covering everything from local government ordinances on fireworks and animal control, all the way up to the sweeping campaign promises of free, free, free; we delve into exploring how free we are -- or are we?

Society today has grown accustomed to legislation that is regularly passed for the "greater good" - or in other words, put in place with the intention to deter hate crimes or unsavory actions like drug use or prostitution. We take a look at some of these laws and the effects they've had not only on society and the prison systems, but on the individuals who have served time for them.  Have these laws really served their touted purpose? What could happen if these laws were removed? Is there really such a thing as a victim-less crime? Hear these questions and more in this weeks episode.

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People have a tendency to trust in something that we shouldn't. Whether it be that the government has our best interests at heart or the documentary we are watching has factual information. We take a look at the supposed Iranian attack on an oil tanker and how reminiscent it is of all the other times we have claimed our enemies we at fault. Also covered is how the smoking and sugar lobbies affect government reports and ultimately law? What happens when those with a financial interest in the law are able to influence those that make the law? Hear these questions and more in this weeks episode.

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What does Beyonce, social media and psychology have in common? Beyonce's fans, in response to a perceive snub, reacted with the typical storm of outrage at something barely perceptible. Why is this interesting? It turns out that social media plays on primitive psychological and biological responses to threats and happiness. What are these responses, why are they happening and what are the risks? Join us for the answers.

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With the upcoming legislation in Texas looking to make a specific form of sexting a misdemeanor, Shawn and Evelyn discuss whether social/cultural perceptions involving nudity should be dictated by law. We also take a look at the revenge porn law already on the books and discuss who owns an image once it is willingly shared. Finally, a case involving an emotional support dog mauling a passenger on an airline, where does responsibility begin and end? 

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It's a question that is often asked, but is rarely answered. When those charged with our protection are their own judges, it is no surprise that wrongdoing becomes the norm. Shawn and Evelyn discuss the new information coming out of the Houston shooting as well as Trump's remarks about death penalties for those that kill law enforcement.

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