In this episode, the crew is joined by Lou Feen for a classic PRL dive into memes, propaganda, COVID accountability, and why the internet may be the only way to survive the newsfeed. They break down Rand Paul’s grilling of Fauci, the lab-leak coverup, gain-of-function research, and why nobody should expect real justice from congressional theater. The conversation then shifts to the Midwest Peace and Liberty Fest, Lake Satoshi, flock cameras, Canada, and the strange beauty of liberty people gathering in the woods. Later, they spiral into Mitch McConnell proof-of-life photos, AI politicians, Netanyahu’s influence, voting myths, central planning, and Mamdani’s proposed government grocery stores. It all wraps with socialism, state liquor stores, smuggling, and the eternal truth that voting harder probably won’t save you.

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In this episode, James reports live from a Harvest Host brewery in New Brunswick, celebrating the complete absence of speed traps and Flock cameras across the border. The crew breaks down Donald Trump's new 50% tariffs on Canadian exports like booze, auto parts, and dairy, while mocking his proclamation that America has entered its ultimate "golden age". After watching a college student mock Trump's accordion hands live during a rally speech, the boys debate what a libertarian Mount Rushmore should look like, ultimately settling on chiseling a solid iron Killdozer into the mountainside. They also review video of a boomer Cubs fan slapping a spectator for sitting during the national anthem, as well as a tragic Iranian missile strike on a U.S. base in Jordan. Finally, the hosts roast a body-positive feminist hiking group that got stranded on a two-mile trail in Yosemite, leaving them facing a massive $70,000 helicopter rescue bill.

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In this episode, the crew dives into the conspiracy theories surrounding Lindsey Graham's sudden death after a trip to a Ukrainian drone factory, debating whether a Russian strike or polonium poisoning took out the notorious warmonger. They also roast the recent NDAA vote merging U.S. and Israeli military resources, laughing at the sheer absurdity of Graham's sister being appointed to fill his vacant Senate seat. From there, the boys ridicule the Department of War's new "High-T" policy mandating testosterone screenings for aging troops, arguing it's just the latest step toward a taxpayer-funded super-soldier program. Shifting to domestic grifts, they mock the U.S. Mint's new gold Trump coin, reminisce about the iconic Trumpy Bear infomercials, and expose the White House teleprompter operator who cashed in on Kalshi betting markets. Finally, they close out by discussing Tulsi Gabbard's press release on Anthony Fauci and the Wuhan lab leak, wondering why these massive scandals always fade into the ether without any real accountability.

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In this episode, the hosts broadcast from deep within Canuckistan detailing the bizarre censorship quirks of Canadian Facebook, the state-run gas stations fixing prices across the country, and the history of catastrophic explosions in Halifax. Back in the states, the crew reacts to the sudden news that Senator Mitch McConnell was hospitalized after being found unconscious, prompting a morbid debate on when it's time for aging politicians to get a "do not resuscitate" order—and whether Thomas Massie might step into his seat if he doesn't make it. Next, they dig into the bizarrely subsidized "Freedom Gas" stations backed by Donald Trump, questioning whether the launch is an actual policy move or just an AstroTurf campaign to buy votes. Later, the conversation pivots to the stealthy rise of ubiquitous "Flock" license plate cameras, warning that the mass-surveillance data requires the exact massive data centers that normies assume are only being built for AI. Finally, the boys dive into the "Malthusian cult" of billionaires modifying mosquitoes and depopulating the globe, wrapping the episode with a quick review of Pabst Blue Ribbon's highly questionable pickle-flavored beer.

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In this episode, the boys broadcast live from Jeff's pool party, kicking off with a chaotic rant about navigating a heavily regulated Pennsylvania state liquor store just to score some High Noons. Alex explains how he’s radicalizing his welding students by screening the Marvin Heemeyer Tread documentary, while Babs highlights a new Enemies of the State promo for Dexter Taylor, a family man facing prison for manufacturing firearms at home. The crew then breaks down Thomas Massie's epic confrontation with a harassing reporter and rips into the absurd $32 million primary campaign AIPAC weaponized to oust him. After roasting a neocon congressman who bragged about eating lobster while regular Americans live paycheck to paycheck, Alex teeters dangerously close to a platform ban by suggesting it’s time to start tarring and feathering politicians in Minecraft. Finally, they dissect Tucker Carlson's rumors of a new political party and debate whether the Mises Caucus completely blew their 2022 takeover of the Libertarian Party due to federal infiltration and purist infighting.

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In this episode, the boys shake off a two-week hiatus to mock the latest round of political bread and circuses, diving straight into the peak-boomer saga of Trump's motorcade allegedly driving through a freshly painted, algae-ridden Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. The crew rips into the corporate theater of the UFC after Sean Strickland got sidelined for making the ultimate tactical error—mocking Zionists—before sliding smoothly into a pitch for literal congressional gladiator battles to the death. Things take a characteristically dark turn as they analyze the dystopian horrors of Canada's MAID program, warning you peasants exactly why checking the "organ donor" box on your driver's license is basically signing up to get chopped open for parts. Finally, they sound the alarm on the digital panopticon, exposing how ubiquitous "Flock" surveillance cameras and massive data centers are building your neighborhood prison, while Babs teeters dangerously close to an FBI raid by giving a military-hobbyist breakdown of un-jammable, fiber-optic suicide drones.

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In this episode, the crew addresses the political chaos within the Libertarian Party following recent conventions, highlighting Otto's controversial business-casual dress code proposal, internal spending disputes, and the sudden removal of Otto and Ben from the social media team over anti-war posts regarding Israel and Ukraine. The hosts review their independent $44,000 "Enemies of the State Bash" and challenge Austin Petersen’s pro-war arguments before shifting to broader "Clown World" issues. Finally, they critique Bernie Sanders' and AOC's proposed AI data center moratorium as a state-grab for narrative control, warn against the stealthy rise of local "Flock" surveillance cameras and 2027 mandated car kill switches, and debate the logistical realities of building off-grid hydro, solar, and wind power systems to escape the digital grid.

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In this episode, the crew is joined by Kate (@LadyLibertyAustralia) and Axel for a recap of the Libertarian Party convention, the Enemies of the State bash, and the ongoing circus of LP drama. James breaks down the event, including the surprisingly polished production, crypto prisoner advocacy, Dexter Taylor, Lynn Ulbricht, Ammon Bundy, and Afroman’s very on-brand no-show. The conversation then veers into dress codes, barefoot delegates, Star Child, libertarian weirdos, and whether the LP should look respectable or just fully embrace the freak show. Things get spicy with the disaffiliation of LP New Hampshire, Jeremy Kauffman drama, the new LNC chair’s past, and the eternal debate between anarchists, constitutionalists, and “taxation is actually dues” people. It wraps with Massie, AIPAC, Israel, Milei’s superhero costume, and a reminder that libertarian politics is mostly just chaos with better merch.

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In this episode, the crew reacts to Thomas Massie’s primary defeat and what it means for the future of independent voices in Congress. They break down the role of AIPAC, Trump’s influence over the Republican Party, and why so many establishment figures seemed eager to celebrate Massie’s loss. The conversation expands into Israel, Cuba, foreign intervention, and the increasingly blurry line between criticism of governments and accusations of antisemitism. Things then spiral into police accountability, libertarian nationalism, and a bizarre Fox News clip that may or may not feature a man wearing a mask of his own face. The episode wraps with UFOs, demons, gain-of-function research, and updates on the Enemies of the State event and imprisoned activist Dexter Taylor.

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In this episode, the crew reacts to escalating tensions in the Middle East, breaking down the latest “self-defense strikes” narrative and questioning what’s actually driving U.S. foreign policy. They dive into the economic fallout at home—from rising gas prices to everyday costs—and vent about how it’s hitting normal people in real time. The conversation spirals into classic PRL territory with debates on government overreach, cultural decline, and whether the system is designed to squeeze people into submission. Things get even weirder with talk of UFO disclosure, alien psy-ops, and whether it’s all just another distraction from war and economic failure.