This week’s topic is a controversial one: vaccines. I am joined by Jeremy Hammond, an independent journalist whose websites are JeremyRHammond.com (temporary note: this site is currently undergoing a DNS fix and will be online soon)...

Shane Kastler joins to reflect on some of the consequences of focusing on the headlines, of being distracted from better things. Will we let the media drive our conversations and narratives? And what are the...

C.Jay is joined by Ben Lewis and Bryan Smith to reflect on the happenings in Charlottesville and the cultural responses in general.

C.Jay and Corey Engel go through a few Progressive economic myths taken from the book Excuse Me, Professor.

What a marvelous conversation Ben Lewis and C.Jay Engel had with Jim Hale! Jim was the Media Relations Director for the neocon outfit Committee for the Liberation of Iraq. He was a self-described propagandist who...

Today’s episode is on free trade and responding to the various arguments that we hear everyday in the media and we expect to hear more and more during the present election cycle. Especially by outspoken...

Sorry folks for getting this out late. As I posted on Facebook, my modem for my internet broke yesterday evening.  So this morning I went to the coffee shop to upload it. Not enough bandwidth....

Brian and C.Jay reflect on their own path toward libertarianism.  You’ll see some of our personal side! Some things that were mentioned: Enemy of the State: The Life of Murray Rothbard by Justin Raimondo Anatomy...

In this podcast, we are talking with Dr. E. Calvin Beisner on the issue of social justice. What is it? Why is it dangerous? Does it have anything to do withactual justice?  Where did it...

We had a good time talking with Raeford Davis, who gave us a personal perspective on the Federal Government’s War on Drugs. Raeford Davis served the City of North Charleston police department for six years,...