In this episode of Taproot, we have the privilege of hosting Isaac Ludmir, an esteemed rabbi and historian.

Isaac, Marshall, and Todd delve deep into the heart of the Judeo-Christian ethics, elucidating how it has served as a cornerstone for the concept of liberty. Isaac aptly highlights that the very essence of liberty emanates from a divine source, with its foundation rooted in a combination of law and a communal bond shared among members of a nation. The insights extend to intriguing concepts such as a nation without a state and a state without a nation. He masterfully uncovers the complexities of these ideas, imparting an enriching perspective on their significance in the broader context of governance and societal structure. Listen to the episode to uncover the timeless principles that illuminate the path to a more perfect union.

What does it mean to truly live? This week on Taproot, your hosts are joined by practical philosopher, Larry Adams to discuss our purpose for living and how everything we do in life has an effect on the world. It is our job to leave behind a legacy for future generations.

How can the average US citizen get involved, and effect change in their state? This week we welcome special guest Barry Holstein to explore the essence of what it means to be an active and engaged citizen, striving to create a decent and free life for ourselves and future generations. Tune in as we delve into the importance of educating oneself in politics and civic affairs in order to empower our nation's people and equip them with the necessary tools to have a tangible impact on their state's decisions.

Continuing last week's discussion on virtue, Marshall and Todd delve into the concept of the original intent of the US Constitution, the perspectives of the founding fathers and how they intended virtue to be embedded within the fabric of our nation. Moreover, they'll explore the responsibilities of the community vs the responsibilities of the government. Tune in as they examine the various ways in which individuals, communities, and institutions can collaborate to create an environment that upholds virtue, where the rule of law is respected and where the common good is prioritized.

What is virtue? Are the members of our Government virtuous and dependable? This week on Taproot, Marshall and Todd discuss the attributes of virtue and the importance of electing the right people into office, and more importantly holding them accountable to do what is right for the people!

Do you believe the government is following the rules laid down in the constitution?

If you don't know or understand your rights, then you could lose them! Learn more about your rights as an American and the role of the Government in this special solo episode with Todd.

What are the powers of the US Government? This week Todd and Marshall will discuss how the US Gov't was chartered, and how the Founding Father's formed the Gov't to run. Learn the specific powers of the government, and the separate branches as defined in the US Constitution.

Today, we go back to the roots of the formation of the US Government and the goals our founding fathers had when they wrote the US Constitution and created a hybrid Government system designed to protect it's citizens.

"Food freedom IS freedom!" Tune in this week to hear from local farmer, and community activist, Roy Ramey on the importance of reducing government regulations and involvement in farming and agriculture so we as the people can be confident in the availability, and safety of the food we feed our families, while also improving our economy.

What is our government and what is it supposed to be? In this episode, understand the foundations of government, the cycle every government follows, and the true definitions of each form of government. Without this knowledge we cannot hope to reinstate our Republic.