The Think Liberty Network

F. A. Hayek is a central, if occasionally controversial, figure in the world of Libertarianism and free market economics. Today, Killian sat down with Vinny Marshall to discuss what people get wrong about the man, and the impact of his thinking.

Dylan discusses real environmental problems, not "CO2 bullshit."

Have you ever wondered why those with authoritarian ideologies have so many followers? Why does the average person vote for terrible people and policy? Because those politicians are better at talking to them. We have a long way to go to learn how to talk to those who don't share our political beliefs, and less confrontation and more effective communication skills is the first step.

William is back from his business trip and hitting the mic hard with the new strategies of the DNC and the "so old ones from 2016" Think - tuition free college, college debt forgiveness, "reverse racisit" ideas like chosen segregation, and Universal Basic Income - to name a few.

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Mike is back after a week off, now that he can talk again. This week, he talks a little about Endgame, and looks at a petition (link below) asking Brie Larson to step down from her role as Captain Marvel and make a vacancy for a gay woman of color to assume the role. The wokeness monster keeps growing, and those who created it can no longer control it. Also, Poynter and the Southern Poverty Law Center teamed up this past week to create a list of websites they labeled "UnNews," sites that are biased, clickbait, fake or unreliable. Many of these websites were conservative, but no liberal sites on the list?

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In today's episode, Killian sits down with Andrew Kern from The Principled Libertarian to discuss the works and contributions of David Friedman, Consequentialism, and legal systems very different from ours

Dylan and Nima discuss more investment perspectives on MMT.

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Investment Perspectives: Modern Monetary Theory, and why you're about to hear a lot more about it (https://www.bennelongfunds.com/insights/332/investment-perspectives-modern-monetary?fbclid=IwAR2x-Aunx5a0e5BDkWgAogkUl8pF_7ClrTzCbBJC0wTKJiclPhCkg6SHwmc#.XMflZehKg2z)

The criminal justice system is clearly broken, but what can be done right now to curb the massive incarceration rates in the United States? Aside from the somewhat obvious answer of doing away with victimless crimes, which can take many years to accomplish, we can help our communities and explore alternatives to the concept of prison as a punishment all while saving billions of taxpayer dollars. Resource Links: https://allthatsinteresting.com/private-prisons-us-stats https://famm.org/wp-content/uploads/FS-Alternatives-in-a-Nutshell.pdf

In this week's episode, Matthew McGowan offers his suggestion on how we can stop the twin plagues of hated and violence that are seemingly on the rise in the U.S. (Spoiler alert: The answer is not "more government")

In this episode Killian continues his series on philosophers and thinkers. Today, he's joined by TJ Eckert to discuss the works, methods, and contributions of Murray Rothbard.