What happens when a Christian stops voting and starts questioning everything?

Craig sits down with musician Ancap Tim to trace his journey from a Republican poster child (yes, he really had George W. Bush on his birthday cake) to a Christian challenging empire through music, faith, and bold conversation. 

Tim shares how his journey through politics, theology, and touring Christian musician led him to a deeper understanding of what it means to follow Christ alone: no party, no empire, no king but The King.

They talk about:

This conversation moves from heavy to hopeful, with honest reflections on war, government, discipleship, and how modern politics often feels more like pro wrestling than public service.

Whether you're deep into Christian anarchism or just starting to question what you've always believed, this episode offers a refreshing mix of conviction, creativity, and clarity.

🎧 Listen now to hear how Tim’s latest album—and his life—makes the case for putting Christ above every other power.

📖For Full Show Notes: https://www.thebadroman.com/show-notes/episode-142

Key Moments:

(0:22) Guest Introduction: Musician Ancap Tim

(2:06) Tim's Background and Journey

(5:02) Evolution of Political Views

(7:50) Reconciling Christianity and Anarchism

(10:27) Conversation with a Baptist Pastor

(12:52) Tim's Musical Journey

(15:15) Critique of Modern Christianity

(20:37) Universal Restoration and Doctrinal Differences

(23:56) Tim's New Album: "The State's Just a Mafia"

(36:35) Album Cover Design

(47:55) Tim's Music Style and Future Plans

(49:34) Where to Find Tim's Music

(52:38) Conclusion and Support

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Curious about turning your backyard into a mini-Eden? This episode's for you. We're chatting with Corey Ellerbe, the green thumb behind Old 37 Homestead on YouTube. He's gone from rookie gardener to homestead pro, and he's spilling the dirt on how you can too.

But we're not just talking tomatoes here. Corey and Craig dig into how growing your own grub can be a sneaky way to stick it to the state. Plus, they explore how getting your hands dirty can actually bring you closer to God.

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or can barely keep a cactus alive, you'll walk away with practical tips to start your own little slice of paradise. And who knows? You might just find that the path to independence starts in your own backyard.

Craig and Corey take you through:

Listeners will gain insights into sustainable living, spiritual growth through gardening, and practical tips for growing their own food. This episode is valuable for anyone interested in self-sufficiency, organic gardening, or exploring the intersection of faith and nature.

So grab those gardening gloves and tune in. Trust us, your future self (and taste buds) will thank you.

📖For Full Show Notes: https://www.thebadroman.com/show-notes/episode-141

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Key Moments:

(0:44) Gardening and Agrism Discussion

(1:01) Background on Corey's Gardening Experience

(3:38) Craig's Gardening Journey

(6:46) Gardening Advice from Corey

(13:39) Corey's Gardening Philosophy

(25:04) Gardening as a Way to Subvert the State

(45:35) Gardening and Relationship with Christ

(54:55) Old 37 Homestead YouTube Channel

(1:06:27) Advice for New Gardeners

(1:15:07) Gardening Zones and Regional Considerations

(1:19:39) Closing Thoughts

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Ever wondered how someone goes from being a die-hard statist to embracing a "no king but Christ" worldview? Patrick Green, creator of the 100 Fold Testimonies podcast, shares his journey from a statist Christian to embracing "no king but Christ (King Jesus)". 

Patrick's journey is a rollercoaster of faith, doubt, and revelation. He opens up about his Catholic upbringing, his struggles with infertility, and the three-phase process that led to his spiritual awakening. It's a raw and honest account that'll have you questioning your own beliefs.

Patrick's journey unfolds in three distinct phases:

But this isn't just a feel-good testimony. Craig and Patrick dive deep into the thorny issue of state worship. They tackle questions like:

Drawing from biblical passages like 1st Samuel 8, they challenge listeners to reconsider their relationship with political institutions. It's a conversation that'll make you squirm, think, and maybe even change your mind.

Craig and Patrick don't shy away from their own past mistakes either. They share cringe-worthy stories of their former media consumption habits and political biases. Remember when you couldn't wait to get home and turn on your favorite news pundit? Yeah, they've been there too.

But it's not all heavy stuff. Patrick introduces his new podcast, 100 Fold Testimonies, and invites listeners to share their own Jesus stories. It's a reminder that amidst all the political noise, personal transformation is still at the heart of faith.

So, whether you're a political junkie, a skeptic, or just someone trying to figure out this whole Christianity thing, this episode's got something for you. It's a journey from statism to Christ-centeredness that'll challenge your assumptions and maybe even change your life.

Ready to have your worldview shaken up a bit? Tune in and prepare to see politics, faith, and yourself in a whole new light

📖For Full Show Notes: https://www.thebadroman.com/show-notes/episode-140

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Starting Points and Key Moments:

(0:22) Guest Introduction: Patrick Green

(0:58) Patrick's Background and Testimony

(7:26) Political Idolatry and Awakening

(8:28) Overcoming Evolution as a Barrier to Faith

(10:31) Personal Tragedy and Faith Journey

(18:55) Turning to Scripture

(26:37) Lessons from Biblical Parables

(38:55) Transformation and New Perspective

(41:16) Secular Awakening

(52:48) Comfort and Government Dependence

(56:13) Both Sides of Politics

(59:04) Conclusion and Podcast Information

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Explore a crucial yet often overlooked aspect of Jesus' identity: his kingship. Duncan Palmer and Matt Mouzakis dive into the literal meaning of "Christ" (from the Greek Christos) as "King," revealing how modern translations have obscured this powerful concept.

Key points:

The discussion highlights how referring to Jesus as "King" more frequently, rather than "Christ," could transform believers' understanding of his role and their allegiance to him. This shift in language and perspective has far-reaching implications for Christian faith and practice.

Gain fresh insights into familiar Bible passages and be challenged to reconsider their relationship with Jesus as their true sovereign. This episode promises to be an eye-opening exploration of a foundational, yet frequently misunderstood, aspect of Christian faith.

📖For Full Show Notes: https://www.thebadroman.com/show-notes/episode-139

Other Resources Mentioned:

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Starting Points and Key Moments:

(0:22) Discussing Jesus as King vs. Christ

(1:04) Duncan Palmer's return and personal anecdotes

(3:05) Matt Mouzakis's return and book announcement

(7:45) Greek translation issues and Bible interpretation

(13:22) Duncan's epiphany about the word "Christ"

(19:41) Antichrist as replacement for Christ

(22:58) Personal experiences with "King Jesus" terminology

(50:20) Exploring the concept of Jesus as King

(1:04:43) The church as God's method of ruling

(1:14:26) Call to recognize Jesus as the true King

(1:19:40) Closing thoughts and resource recommendations

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Ready for a deep dive into government, violence, and Christian ethics? Patrick Carroll, a seasoned libertarian thinker, is back to dissect the core beliefs of statists, revealing how even well-intentioned government supporters inadvertently endorse violence. This eye-opening conversation challenges listeners to reconsider their views on political power and its compatibility with Christian teachings.

Key topics include:

This episode promises to challenge deeply held beliefs about the role of government in society and offers a compelling case for embracing non-violent approaches to social organization.

Tune in for an intellectually stimulating conversation that might just change how you view government, freedom, and your role in shaping a more just society.

📖For Full Show Notes: https://www.thebadroman.com/show-notes/episode-138

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Starting Points and Key Moments:

(0:22) Patrick Carroll returns to discuss "The Anatomy of the Statist"

(0:58) Patrick's recent work and philosophical journey

(4:17) Discussion on Patrick's writing style and approach

(5:47) The appeal of libertarian philosophy

(7:45) Breaking the framing of political conversations

(10:37) The Anatomy of the Statist: 10 characteristics

(17:47) The utilitarian perspective on government

(23:17) The theocrat and Christian involvement in politics

(31:41) The risk mitigator and government regulation

(53:57) The megalomaniac and power dynamics of government

(56:24) The heart of the statist: intolerance

(59:52) Taxation as theft: beyond metaphor

(1:03:43) Free market principles and conservative inconsistencies

(1:05:31) Conclusion and resources

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Are Christians becoming useless in today's world? Craig teams up with Zachary Gomez, a theology whiz who also fixes houses, to shake up what you thought you knew about Jesus and taxes.

They rip apart the famous "render unto Caesar" line. Spoiler alert: It's not about paying your taxes! Instead, it's a sneaky jab at people who love the government too much.

Here's what you'll get in this episode:

Zachary's got wild stories about trusting God and helping neighbors that'll make you rethink everything. He's pushing for a Christian revolution - small groups taking care of each other so well that food stamps and welfare become old news.

This isn't your grandma's Bible study. It's a call to arms for Christians to flip the script on how they deal with the government and each other. You'll leave this episode fired up to change the world, one neighbor at a time.

Don't miss out on this game-changing conversation. Tune in and learn how to make the state obsolete through the power of love, service, and good old-fashioned community spirit. It's time to give God what's His - everything we've got!

📖For Full Show Notes: https://www.thebadroman.com/show-notes/episode-137

Abolish Human Archism: Website recommended for further exploration of Christian anarchist ideas.

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Starting Points and Key Moments:

(1:29) Zachary Gomez's Background

(3:41) The Church's Entanglement with the State

(5:24) The False Dichotomy of Right and Left Politics

(7:50) Misinterpretation of Jesus' Teachings

(9:19) Analyzing the "Render unto Caesar" Passage

(15:03) The Meaning Behind Jesus' Response

(19:01) Modern Parallels to Caesar Worship

(22:42) The True Gospel and Its Political Nature

(28:34) The Solution: Seeking God's Kingdom

(38:03) The False Church System and Idolatry

(46:55) Practical Steps for Living Out the Kingdom

(1:07:28) Conclusion and Resources

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Is the government really looking out for your best interests? Jeffrey Hann, author and anarchist thinker, returns to The Bad Roman to challenge everything you thought you knew about government, critical thinking, and personal freedom. 

He argues that our education system is deliberately designed to create "literacy slaves" - individuals smart enough to work but not to question authority. But is this just another conspiracy theory, or is there truth to his claims? Here's what's on the menu:

But it's not all doom and gloom. Hann presents anarchism as a potential solution, defining it as "a system or practice of no rulers, voluntary action and absence of government over the innocent, based on natural rights, life, freedom and property." Could this be the key to true personal freedom?

Whether you agree with Hann's perspectives or not, this episode will challenge your beliefs and spark critical thinking. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in politics, philosophy, and the future of society. You'll hear personal anecdotes, shocking quotes, and the Christian perspective on anarchism. By the end, you'll be questioning everything - including your own beliefs.

So, ready to wake up and smell the evolution? Tune in to the Bad Roman Podcast and prepare to have your worldview shaken. This isn't just an episode - it's a call to action. Are you ready to answer? 

📖For Full Show Notes: https://www.thebadroman.com/show-notes/episode-136

To Connect with Jeffrey Hann:

Get His Books:

Connect with Jeffrey Hann on social:

Listen to the Music:

Explore his Website:

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Timestamps and Starting Points:

(0:22) Jeffrey Hann's new book: The Fallacious Belief in Government

(1:04) Jeffrey Hann's return to the show

(2:01) Jeffrey's recent projects

(3:01) Critical thinking and government belief

(4:30) Personal journey of changing beliefs

(6:06) Psychological operations and fear

(8:34) Life cycle of government

(20:36) Democracy and its flaws

(25:23) Anarchism and its principles

(37:35) Roads argument and government justification

(42:05) Hope and the need for societal evolution

(47:55) Jeffrey's resources and future projects

(49:20) Conclusion and call to action

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Think you understand taxes, citizenship, and your legal identity? Think again.

In this mind-bending episode, Craig sits down with legal researcher and educator Brandon Joe Williams to explore the provocative world of legal loopholes, sovereignty, and tax-free living. From squaring off with the Employment Development Department to establishing foreign trusts, Brandon’s personal journey is as unconventional as the legal theories he unpacks.

Together, they dive deep into topics like:

But don’t worry—this isn’t all dense legalese. Brandon blends complex ideas with humor, analogies, and pop culture references that make the fringe feel surprisingly accessible. You’ll hear wild terms like “fleshy currency manufacturing devices” and come away questioning things you’ve always taken for granted.

Whether you’re a legal theory junkie, a freedom-seeker, or simply curious about how deep the legal rabbit hole goes, this episode will challenge your assumptions and expand your perspective on sovereignty, money, and personal power.

Disclaimer: This isn't legal advice. It's a radical exploration of alternative viewpoints that sit at the edge of mainstream understanding. Proceed with curiosity—and maybe a healthy dose of skepticism.

Ready to rethink the system? Press play and prepare to see the legal world like never before.

📖For Full Show Notes: https://www.thebadroman.com/show-notes/episode-135

To connect with Brandon Joe Williams (trademark used with permission):

Main Website: One Stupid Fuck

Facebook

Instagram

X

YouTube

The Nation of Amnesty Coalition

Brandon’s Law Firm: Williams and WILLIAMS Law Group

Course: 2.0 Free Contract Killer Course

Books: Don’t Be a Slave & Love is a Battery

Brandon’s Step-by-Step Guide

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Starting Points and Key Moments:

(00:42) Guest Introduction and Background

(02:01) Brandon's Journey into Legal Research

(04:05) Brandon's Platform and Research Focus

(10:59) Taxation and U.S. Citizenship

(25:58) Legal Strategies for Tax Exemption

(32:45) The Role of Attorneys in Legal Matters

(37:28) Currency and Negotiable Instruments

(45:48) In-Person Events and Future Plans

(49:12) Practical Applications of Legal Knowledge

(54:55) The Abundance Mindset and Currency Creation

(1:02:12) Closing Thoughts and Resources

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What happens when immigration policies clash with Christian values? Craig sits down with Larken Rose to dissect the complexities of immigration, focusing on the criticisms of past and current policies across administrations, what is novel about Trump’s border approach, and the inconsistencies in how some Christians approach these issues. The conversation challenges listeners to scrutinize their beliefs and the language surrounding immigration.

Key Topics:

Notable Quotes:

"Obama and going back forever the immigration thuggery…it's not at all new. Trump didn't invent that. But what we're seeing a lot more of right now is the demonization of a whole category of people, those ‘illegals’." - Larken Rose

"One of the first things where it really dawned on me that maybe I was thinking about this differently is the fact that we're calling a person “illegal” because they crossed a border that was created by corrupt elitist." - Craig Harguess

Join Craig and Larken as they navigate these topics, and reflect on liberty, ownership, and the state control and power that can be seized amid public outrage. In the full episode, you’ll find a thought-provoking discussion that questions the status quo at the intersection of faith and immigration.

📖For Full Show Notes: https://www.thebadroman.com/show-notes/episode-134

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🏁Starting Points and Key Moments:

(0:22) Immigration and Morality

(0:51) The Current Immigration Crisis

(2:52) The "Undesirables" Narrative

(5:57) Christian Perspectives on Immigration

(10:14) Trump and Authoritarian Rhetoric

(14:42) Humor as Resistance

(18:21) Biblical Insights on Authority

(21:07) Libertarian Views on Immigration

(24:29) Fear as a Political Tool

(29:23) Language and Labels

(38:46) Jesus and Legal Compliance

(54:45) The "Do You Lock Your Doors?" Argument

(59:59) The Mirror Project

(1:02:57) Closing Thoughts and Resources

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Craig welcomes Claire Staples (The Clarity Podcast) and Sarah Perry (Voluntarism in Action) for a deeply honest conversation about chronic illness, church hurt, and what it really means to follow Jesus. Drawing from their personal experiences in the LDS Church, Claire and Sarah unpack how institutional religion—particularly within Mormonism—can create a culture that sidelines the suffering instead of stepping toward them.

The episode doesn’t shy away from hard truths: how church systems can often mirror state structures, how chronic illness is misunderstood and neglected, and how church members are sometimes conditioned to fear rather than embrace the suffering. But at its core, this is a conversation about Jesus—how He touched the untouchable, sat with the rejected, and showed us a better way.

From the Good Samaritan to the story of Job, this episode is a call back to the Gospel’s heart: love God, love your neighbor, and never forget the people Jesus was most drawn to—the overlooked, the hurting, and the left behind. God set us up to learn how to love. So let’s do it.

🎧 Listen to the full episode now for wisdom, scripture, and encouragement—and reflect on how your own church community can better walk with the hurting.

Together, let’s close the gap between suffering and faith—and build churches that look more like Jesus.

Claire shares faith-centered conversations on recovering from high-demand religion, chronic illness, and returning to Christ-centered living.

Podcast: The Clarity Podcast on Spotify

Instagram: @theclarity.podcast

YouTube Channel: The Clarity Podcast on YouTube

Website + Nonprofit: ChronicallyBeautifulLife.com

Learn more about the Chronically Care Project and donate or contribute to care packages for the chronically ill.

Sarah volunteers with VIA, a liberty-rooted nonprofit providing direct aid and resources to communities in need—without state involvement.

Organization Website: viaction.org

Instagram: @voluntarism_in_action

Support ongoing humanitarian campaigns (e.g. Gaza relief, Congo gardens, US seed kits)

Sign up to receive free spring gardening kits (US-only) to promote food sovereignty

Blog: VIA’s website also features resources on mutual aid, self-sufficiency, and disaster relief.

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Starting Points and Key Moments:

(00:22) Exploring Christian Responsibility in Healthcare

Episode 113 with Claire: From Mormon LDS to Freedom in Christ: Unveiling Lies in Medicine, Government, and Religion

Episode 100 with Sarah: Christian Ethics and Stateless Societies: The Anarchist Approach of the Perry Family

(00:45) Claire and Sarah's Background with Chronic Illness

(02:11) Claire's Nonprofit Work

(04:30) Sarah's Experience with Chronic Illness and Church

(07:41) Church Leadership Response to Illness

(12:07) Comparing Church Experiences to Cult Documentaries

(17:21) Cultural Influences on Church Attitudes Towards Illness

(25:48) The Role of Medical System in Church Attitudes

(30:28) LDS Church's Relationship with Government and Healthcare

(36:06) Scriptural Solutions for Caring for the Sick

(49:33) The Book of Job and Suffering

(1:03:38) Why Bad Things Happen to Good People

(1:12:26) God's Love and Community Support

(1:15:11) Closing Thoughts and Plugs

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