The Remso Martinez Experience

Can't keep a energized candidate down! Alex Merced is back and this time running for New York City Comptroller. In this episode we cover why Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 was fantastic and why there is a need for the brand new Libertarian Positivity Caucus.

Why do libertarians have such a terrible stereotype? And whose enforcing it? Comedian Brian McWilliams from Lions of Liberty's Electric Liberty Land weighs in.

Think you know OAI? Think again as Our America Initiative comes back roaring to life as they take on big government. Charles Frohman from OAI explains more in this incredibly informative episode on how to expand freedom today!

From Bane to Hillary Clinton, Remso discusses the social justice trend in comic books and the future of entertainment with comic book legend Chuck Dixon.

Remso and Jenn Grey (host of the Leading Liberty Podcast) come to you from FreedomFest 2017 where they interview the President of Liberland, Vit Jedlicka, about how the brand new libertarian micronation came to be and how they plan to become a thriving nation.

Stuffy white papers and hour long lectures on Austrian business cycle aren't sexy, let's just admit that upfront. You know what does get the ladies? Being a total #Boss Libertarian podcaster! We have the original gangster Chris Spangle from "We Are Libertarians" joining the show in this episode exploring stereotypes and pitfalls of the liberty community with a lot of laughs in between.

Constitutional lawyer and expert KrisAnne Hall joins the program to discuss the problems with America's church leaders, the Johnson Amendment, and the current state of the future of religious liberty in the United States.

Are Trump jokes as dead as disco? In this episode we talk with New York based comedian Joey DiPiazza about the issues with liberal comedians taking things too far and how some people find everything under the sun to be offensive. Also, is there such a thing as a classic New York accent?

Why do most Christian movies suck? In this episode of the show I talk to director of the new Christian comedy, "the Resurrection of Gavin Stone," Dallas Jenkins from Vertical Church films. We discuss where faith based films started and where they are heading, and if the market still has (if ever) a demand for faith based movies and content.

Are conservatives and libertarians the new punk rock in today's age? Is it edgy or stale to be a Republican? And why is Bernie still hip? All that and so much more with Kristin Tate, author of Government Gone Wild.