On our latest podcast we take a moment to introduce our newest team member, Don Via Jr. of 'Break The Matrix'. We also talk about divide and conquer tactics, diversifying social media platforms, Alex Jones, big tech censorship, the media's distortion of reality, media narrative patterns, a history of propaganda, bread and circus and social engineering, why local media outlets aren't always trustworthy, Facebook double standards, Colorado gun laws, Asian hate, gun control, the withdraw from the Afghanistan war, the left's disingenuous straw-man narratives, "home grown" domestic terrorism, government terrorism, how "just doing my job" isn't a legitimate excuse, modern day police and the constitution, good cops vs bad cops, institutions vs individuals, government monopolies, the economics of taxation, and political prisoner Joshua Martinez.

In 1995, Air Force veteran, Commander Brown, started managing threat by developing strategies, tactics and logistics to rid his community in Detroit of violent crimes. His program specializes in stopping violence and creating a good quality of life for families and businesses through non-violent strategies designed to create non-adversarial interactions for non-violent outcomes. They currently provide 24/7 rapid response services to communities in Detroit with approximately 5,000 residential clients and approximately 100 business clients. His program has resulted in a 90% decrease in violent crimes in communities who employ his agency. Dale Brown and TMC have been featured on Viceland and HBO documentaries and have protected celebrities like Sylvester Stallone and Jessie Jackson. Dale and his colleagues at Threat Management Center are proving that these services are better supplied by being voluntarily funded through consensual interactions.

On this week's episode of the Free Thought Project Podcast, Jason and Matt talk with David, better known as San Joaquin Valley Transparency who has one of the largest auditing channels on YouTube. SJVT is a part of a new breed of courageous cop watchers that combine guerrilla journalism and police accountability, called first amendment auditors. First Amendment audits are largely an American social movement that involves photography or filming a publicly funded institution such as police departments, Military bases, prisons, ect. The audits, which are often posted to YouTube, have become a form of activism and are non-violent and a lot of times uneventful, however some encounters have escalated dramatically resulting in arrests, violence and settlements. David explains the history of auditing, gives his personal insight as well as tips and suggestions on how to pick up a camera and audit in your own area.

On this week's episode of the Free Thought Project Podcast, Jason, Johnny, and Matt talk with Libertarian Figurehead, Stephen Kinsella. Stephan Kinsella is an American intellectual property lawyer, a Libertarian writer and speaker, Director of the Center for the Study of Innovative Freedom. Kinsella is a leading anti-IP libertarian theorist, author of 'Against Intellectual Property' and has had work published in Mises Daily Article, The Journal of Libertarian Studies and the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics.

On this week's episode of the Free Thought Project podcast, Jason, Johnny, and Matt talk with Ford Fischer of News2Share. Fischer is an independent journalist and filmmaker who recently received an Emmy honor for his footage that was used in the PBS documentary, Charlottesville.  He is the editor-in-chief of New2Share, a company which has White House press credentials. News2Share is a platform for raw video journalism related to political activism.

Fischer co-founded News2Share with Trey Yingst in 2014 when they were both college students.

Fischer reported on the violence at the Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. His footage was featured in Spike Lee's BlacKkKlansman and ProPublica's Documenting Hate.

In the podcast, we talk about how Fischer's channel News2Share was demonetized, so that it would no longer receive ad revenue from YouTube as part of YouTube's restricted monetization policies. Fischer was banned from posting content on Facebook for three days as he tried to share an article about his censorship on YouTube. His work is entirely objective, yet continues to be the target of censors.

On this week's podcast, Jason and Matt sit down with Joe Martino and Arjun Walia from Collective Evolution to discuss the unseen forces within social media and the tech industry that are silencing peaceful voices who question the status quo. From shadow bans to outright deletion of social media accounts, Facebook and other tech giants have successfully turned the volume down on those who do not push the divisive two party system.

On this episode of the Free Thought Project Podcast, Jason, Matt and John Vibes sit down with Maj Toure who founded the educational nonprofit organization Black Guns Matter in 2016. Black Guns Matter educates people in urban communities on their 2nd amendment rights and responsibilities through firearms training and education. For the last four years, Toure's activism has raised over $365,000 in their efforts to promote freedom and liberty and they are currently fundraising for a 50 state tour to continue informing urban communities, especially youth, about safe and legal firearms knowledge, conflict resolution, and the 2nd amendment.

On this special 9/11 edition of The Free Thought Project podcast, Johnny Liberty and Matt Agorist sit down with Mr. Richard Gage, AIA. Mr. Gage is a 30-year San Francisco Bay Area architect and member of the American Institute of Architects. He is the founding member of Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth.  AE911Truth now numbers more than 3,000 architects and engineers demanding a new investigation into the destruction of all three World Trade Center high-rise buildings on 9/11.  During the podcast, Mr. Gage delves into the bombshell scientific revelations he and his fellow architects, engineers and scientists have uncovered which destroy the official establishment narrative. Also during the podcast we discuss several potential solutions to finally getting the government to admit the evidence is stacked against their official story.

In this episode of the Free Thought Project podcast, Jason, Johnny, and Matt sit down with officer Jody, a whistleblower cop who was fired for exposing corruption within her ranks. Jody has been a certified law enforcement officer for over 13 years. She has proactively served within a variety of capacities, including: road patrol officer, specialized traffic unit, community relations, public information officer, grant writer, and extra duty coordinator. Jody has managed specialized crime watch programs and served as the Executive Director of Police Activities League for 10 years. Her vision for transparent policing, as well as enlightening the public about the human side of police officers, is the focus and primary goal of her career. Her educational background gives officer Jody a level of empathy that we found to be inspiring. This is a must listen podcast as we delve into everything from the current riots to potential solutions to why the thin blue line ousts those who hold it accountable.

On this weeks podcast Jason, Matt and Johnny speak with Alex M Salazar, a former Los Angeles narcotics officer who worked the infamous Rampart Division featured in the movie training day. Alex has become an advocate for exposing the insular culture of the code of silence in law enforcement. He is a civil rights investigator that travels around the country speaking about PTSD and it's effect on police officers. He is the author of the soon to be released book "CHASING MONSTER'S"