In episode 11 of The Peace Radicals Marc J. Victor and Andy Marcantel converse with special guest, Sheriff David Hathaway. Hathaway is the Sheriff of Santa Cruz County in Arizona. He is the first elected official that subscribes to the Live and Let Live Principle. Sheriff Hathaway explains what Live and Let Live means to him and how he applies it to his job. They talk about how the 3LP applies to mask and vaccine mandates and constitutional issues caused by covid-19. Sheriff Hathaway describes what he can and cannot do as sheriff and the process that he went through to become elected. 

In episode 10 of The Peace Radicals Marc J. Victor and Andy Marcantel converse with special guest, Walter Block. Walter is a professor who has written many books about privatization and defending the undefendable. They discuss the Live and Let Live principle applied to abortion and the pro-life/pro-choice debate. They talk about different concepts related to abortion, such as: when life starts, "evicting", and killing. They also discuss scenarios surrounding pregnancies in the cases of rape and surrogacy. Marc and Andy consider the legal side of things such as legal obligations and fraud. 

In episode 9 of The Peace Radicals Marc J. Victor and Andy Marcantel answer questions from the audience. They answer a question about dishonest police officers claiming to smell marijuana for warrantless searches. They discuss victimless crimes and why the 4th amendment evaporates when it comes to police dogs. They answer another question about disorderly conduct and why it is such a broad crime. The last question they answer is about how the 3LP relates to animal rights. 

In episode 8 of The Peace Radicals, Marc J. Victor and Andy Marcantel discuss the Live and Let Live principle and elaborate on morality being incorporated into the law. Marc explains that only the least common denominator of morality should be put into the law. The law can't be completely divorced from morality because of things such as murder, rape, etc. These are things that are generally accepted (as morally wrong) among reasonable people. We need to impose the 3LP into the legal system so people can live their lives peacefully. They also further discuss property ownership, taxation, and voluntary kindness. We need to inspire people to act properly because the world will never be free of people who seek to aggress against others. We have to be eternally vigilant. Be a part of the solution.

In episode 7 of The Peace Radicals, Marc J. Victor and Andy Marcantel reiterate the current political state in the US, why we should follow the 3L Principle, and the fact that we need to change many hearts and minds around the world. They explain that (like vehicles) guns are a tool that can be used for good or for bad; which is why Marc doesn't like the term "assault" rifle. They conclude the episode by discussing what enforcement of the 3LP would look like. We need to get governments around the world on our side and we need to lead by example. Let's help increase standards of living around the world by promoting freedom and peace.

In episode 6 of The Peace Radicals, Andy Marcantel plays devil's advocate with Marc J. Victor in order to answer the many questions that people may have about the movement. Marc explains why leading from a principle is important; which is something that neither political party does. He discusses the differences between Live and Let Live and Libertarianism. He says that Libertarianism is a freedom movement while 3L is a peace movement; the goals of the 3L movement are much loftier. Marc explains that peace requires aspirational values, such as open-mindedness, tolerance, voluntary kindness, rational thought, commitment to facts, and seeking to increase human happiness while reducing suffering. He says that we don't want to change laws to achieve these values because there is a problem with mandating morality. It is our moral (not legal) duty to help one another out.

In episode 5 of The Peace Radicals Marc J. Victor and Andy Marcantel discuss the current political state in the US and the failures of the government in 2020. They believe that it's a great year to launch a peace movement because a lot of people are ready for change. They elaborate on how the world is becoming more of a global community because of the fact that technology is advancing so quickly. Because of this, the 3L Principle needs to be implemented worldwide. In order to do this, we must change the hearts and minds of enough people. We need to urgently organize the laws and our lives in pursuit of liberty and happiness.

In episode 4 of The Peace Radicals, Marc J. Victor talks about how 2020 wasn't such a bad year. He says that even though many bad things happened, a lot of great things happened in response. He explains how we have a great opportunity right now to unite people all around the world. He believes that there are more decent people than not around the world and that we need to work together in a (voluntary) coordinated way. He gives updates on the Live and Let Live movement; such as where conferences are being planned and the planning of Live and Let Live Charter schools. He concludes by saying that we are searching for leaders and peace/freedom activists all around the world to help us advance the movement.

In episode 3 of The Peace Radicals, Marc J. Victor expands on the Live and Let Live Principle and how it should be implemented into the law. He explains that the law is not always right and that most moral conclusions should not be in the law. One example of this is taxation. He describes how taxation is theft and that there are other ways to fund things rather than by force. Taxation is aggression and we can never aggress our way towards a peaceful world. We need to outlaw all aggression and ferment peace around the world.

On episode 2 of The Peace Radicals Marc J. Victor speaks about how Live and Let Live is different from the republican and democratic parties. He explains the difference between legal and moral rules and concludes that moral rules should not be legal rules. He describes what it means to be an aggressor and how we must create laws that make it illegal to aggress against another person. To do this, we have to implement the Live and Let Live Principle into the Law. He also explains why we have to change how the constitution is interpreted. In order for The Live and Let Live Movement to become an effective movement we must teach each other values. It's all about perspective.