Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for our weekly conversation. There's a lot to keep track of and Eric's freedom-based, down-to-earth approach is a great way to get a handle on things.

Anger is far more seductive than we tend to realize and it can easily make us write checks we never intended to cash. Barry Brownstein has a marvelous essay on how anger makes us feel strong but it's really a trap.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me to talk current events, cars, and how to stay free in a world where the enslavers pretend they're doing you a favor.

The current state of American foreign policy is making more than a few people scratch their heads. El Gato Malo weighs in on the Iranian ink blot and what we might learn from how we choose to see it.

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Yes. This is shameless self-promotion but this commentary I wrote 9 years ago about Trump's interventionism in Syria still offers some valid considerations about our current sense of buyer's remorse over the latest war. Start focusing on what's close to home. It's what matters most.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos is my guest and boy do we have a lot to discuss today. Our goal is not to black pill but rather to encourage the kind of independent, resolute thinking that will help us each find freedom in an unfree world.

You probably don't need a reminder that our annual tribute to Caesar comes due in just over a week. Donald Jeffries sums up our predicament by calling tax season what it is: The Forced Idolatry of Corruption.

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Long time listeners know how much I've come to appreciate Paul Rosenberg and his insights. Take the time to read his take on the difference between our opinions and our identity. It's a highly useful bit of enlightenment.

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It's my weekly visit with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. Now more than ever, Eric is a voice of reason in a culture that is drifting dangerously close to the edge.

It may be common for many folks to go shopping, travel or just go out in public in their pajamas. Whatever that may say about our society, Annie Holmquist has some convincing reasons to dress like you're going through life on more than minimal effort.

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Why is it that the harder people push for a "perfect ruleset" the more miserable our lives become? Paul Rosenberg explains how our fears become leverage to get us to support the prison others are building for us.

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It's my pleasure ot welcome Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos back to the show this week. Eric brings us up to speed on his Trans Am project and we discuss other relevant topics for lovers of freedom.

We all understand that honesty is a necessary part of a healthy society. Paul Rosenberg shares another, less recognized reason why we should strive to be honest--starting with ourselves.

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When the Founding generation pledged their "lives, fortunes, and sacred honor" to the cause of liberty, it required actual skin in the game. If you've wondered what that looks like today, check out this essay from Idaho state senator Glenneda Zuiderveld.

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It's my weekly check-in with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos and we have a lot to discuss. One of the biggest challenges we all currently face is sifting truth from propaganda. And it's not getting any easier.

The political class is as slippery as an ambulance-chasing lawyer who sells used cars on the side. J.B. Shurk says, America needs a new class of leaders.

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It's my weekly sit-down with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. We explore the launch of America's latest war of choice and the options we have as citizens of conscience.

Our ruling class is calling the attacks on Iran "Operation Epic Fury" but as Karen Kwiatkowski explains, if they were being truthful, they'd call it "Operation Epstein's Fury"

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The U.S. Constitution may seem anachronistic but it's still the written contract that defines the form and upper limits of our federal government's powers. Tom Woods has some timely clarity on what it says about presidential war powers.

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Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos joins me for our weekly discussion. With everything in the world that's jumping the shark right now, we have a lot to discuss.

Have we reached the point of "do unto others before they can do unto you"? James Howard Kunstler has a detailed take on the campaign of bad faith and ill will that is playing out in our nation's politics.

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To understand the firestorm sparked by Tucker Carlson's interview with U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee, you really must watch the video. Liberty Advocate has a thoughtful article on keeping your bearings when the law claims to be righteousness, even though it lacks morality.

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It's my weekly conversation with Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos and there is no shortage of thought-provoking topics to cover. Join us as we sift fact from fiction and look for the silver linings in the ongoing chaos.

Legacy media does not exist to keep us informed. It's a propaganda delivery system designed to wear us down until we stop resisting what those in power want us to believe. Sasha Stone offers a textbook example of the most recent lies-as-news.

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If you find yourself feeling politically homeless, you're not alone. Liberty Advocate has a great essay on why people leave their former "tribes" and how to find authentic middle ground.

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It's my weekly visit with fellow freedom aficionado Eric Peters from Eric Peters Autos. Our crazy world has many angles to cover and we do our best to makes sense of it all.

The competing versions of the Super Bowl halftime show are a strong indicator that we have strayed from our moral foundations. J.B. Shurk suggests that we each embrace our inner knight to fight for what's good and noble.

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