In this episode, William goes over the most important 2nd Amendment case since the 1930s, one that provides a strong support of 2A rights, but still leaves some room for steppers.

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This week, A.J. is again joined by Richard Manzo of the Libertarian Party of New Hampshire and town of Goffstown Budget Committee. They discuss their recent attempts to sway fellow citizens at a town hall in Nashua. This episode is a good listen for anyone in the liberty movement who may be struggling with their ability to communicate the message or just wants to improve their own abilities. Jeffrey Epstein didn't kill himself. Please support us at https://www.patreon.com/join/thinklibertypatrons

In 1942 a farmer went toe to toe with the US Supreme Court over his wheat fields. I don't think communists would like the outcome of this ruling. Since they'd like to own you and the means of production too.

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Mesh Networks can be used to communicate around government channels and provide internet to folks without going through the unsavory ISPs. Today, A.J. sits down with Patrick Binder, an Entrepreneur from Manchester, New Hampshire to discuss how they work and how they may be implemented in the future. Information can be found at althea.net.

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In this episode William gets into a Congressional fail. Presidential powers do indeed have limits to them, even when the US Congress fails to set them in place - according to the ruling opinion. WG lays down some opinion and truth! Support our network! patreon.com/thinklibertypatrons

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This week, AJ sits down with LNC member, Justin O'Donnell, to discuss his role in working security during the 2013 Boston Marathon Bombing and how it brought him to Libertarianism.

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On this look into landmark Court Cases here in the US, William lays out the details of the Gibbons v. Ogden case which proved a major change looking at the limitations and controls concerning 'Interstate Commerce'.

The issues here concern New Jersey, NYC, licenses from the state of New York, maritime law, and interstate transit for ferry travel versus intrastate travel. Chief Justice John Marshall makes another appearance. (*and there was much rejoicing)

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This week A.J. sits down with Justin O'Donnell of the LNC and Richard Manzo from the Vermin Supreme campaign to discuss their involvement in protesting the Boston Straight Pride Parade. This episode dives into criticisms of the extreme right and extreme left and gives us some insight into the methods of each group.

This Episode AJ chats with Gabi about the Free State project up in New Hampshire as well as the perks of growing up in a Libertarian environment!

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This week, (for his first episode!!!) AJ sits down with Adam Kokesh to discuss his involvement in the Boston Straight Pride Parade that took place on August 31st. Adam was invited to be a speaker at the event and decided to go in a different direction with his speech than many of the other speakers there that day. He is also currently seeking the nomination from the Libertarian Party to run for President in 2020 under the platform of the peaceful dissolution of the United States Federal Government.

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