A few weeks ago, we discussed how private interests could outperform the government in developing and maintaining codes and standards following a discussion on Joe Rogan’s podcast with Dave Rubin.  We brought in our civil engineering expert, CarCampIt, to discuss his experience with government building codes and how the market would be better at managing […] The post Episode 103 – Building codes with CarCampIt appeared first on Inside McFloogle's Mind.

Slappy sent me an “interesting” article this morning.  It has been revealed that the TSA has been engaged in a program called “Quiet Skies,” which is aimed at air travelers who “are not under investigation by any agency and are not in the Terrorist Screening Data Base.”  Does that sound creepy?  It should.  We give […] The post Episode 102 – Quiet Skies: the creepy TSA tracking of innocent civilians appeared first on Inside McFloogle's Mind.

What if I sold you something and then charged someone else much less for the same item minutes later.  Is there anything wrong with that?  In this episode, we talk about prices, where they come from, and why they’re important. Sponsor Liberty Mugs Get a free Liberty Mug by signing up for the Tom Woods […] The post Episode 101 – What’s the deal with prices? appeared first on Inside McFloogle's Mind.

Pop the champagne and strike up the band!  It’s the 100th episode of the Rollo and Slappy Show!  To celebrate, we invited CarCampIt and birdarchist of the Friends Against Government podcast to host the show, which is an AMA polled from our libertarian friends. We expect this to be an absolute disaster. Follow these creeps […] The post Episode 100 – The Epic 100th Episode Extravaganza Palooza Hullabaloo appeared first on Inside McFloogle's Mind.

The Libertarian Party has been the target of more than fair criticism over recent years.  Some concerned libertarians formed the Mises Caucus to bring the party back to its libertarian roots.  It’s kind of amazing that this would be required of the Libertarian Party, but here we are. The 2018 Libertarian Party Convention was held […] The post Episode 99 – Mike Tront on the Libertarian Party and Mises Caucus appeared first on Inside McFloogle's Mind.

Does the word “libertarian” have any meaning anymore?  If it does, what should we do about the people who call themselves libertarians but have major disagreements with the basic principles? Sponsor Liberty Mugs #1 Purest Libertarian Mug Get a free Liberty Mug by signing up for the Tom Woods Liberty Classroom Our friends’ podcasts The […] The post Episode 98 – What about the word “libertarian”? appeared first on Inside McFloogle's Mind.

We don’t agree with a lot of what Dave Rubin says, but we still like him.  The guy’s intellectually honest and curious and seems willing to talk to anyone about anything.  Rubin was recently on the Joe Rogan Experience talking about a number of issues and the topic of private regulation came up.  Although Rubin […] The post Episode 97 – Expanding on Dave Rubin’s idea of private regulation on the Joe Rogan Experience appeared first on Inside McFloogle's Mind.

There are a lot of libertarians and non-libertarians out there who seem to fetishize punishment for crimes.  We look at two cases in particular in this episode where people have been critical of the victims who forgave their attackers.  Is the hatred and lust for punishment helpful or are we better of forgiving and making […] The post Episode 96 – Punishment or forgiveness? appeared first on Inside McFloogle's Mind.

There has been a string of fairly publicized videos of police viciously beating people for no good reason.  We discuss the cases of Emily Weinman in Wildwood, NJ, Robert Johnson in Mesa, AZ, and Kevin Straw in Marion County, OR.  The videos show that the police’s behavior was appalling for each case, but some people […] The post Episode 95 – How the market would handle government police fists of fury appeared first on Inside McFloogle's Mind.

The Supreme Court gave their ruling on whether the First Amendment rights of the Masterpiece Cakeshop owner, Jack Phillips, were violated by the Colorado Civil Rights Commission when they ruled in the gay couple’s favor who wanted to compel Phillips to bake them a wedding cake.  They ruled that they were. Of course, a lot […] The post Episode 94 – Discussing the Masterpiece Cakeshop gay wedding cake Supreme Court decision appeared first on Inside McFloogle's Mind.