On this episode, Chris and Vinny are joined by special guest Tristan Herring, a young man passionate about politics and philosophy. Tristan discusses philosophy and objectivism with us, as Vinny struggles to pronounce Ayn's name properly for literally the entire episode.

On this episode, we talk with Jason Gillam of Sarcasm & Liberty about how growing up formed his political ideology, the current state of affairs of the Libertarian Party, the Red for Ed movement, and more. Enjoy!

Vinny, William, and Chris discuss the history of political philosophy, on the second part of our series covering the topic. For this episode, we cover Thomas Paine, Emmanuel Kant, Thomas Jefferson, and more.

In this episode, we talk about how and why Congress is structured the way it is, and how all of the original intents of the legislative body are being slowly unraveled.

In this episode, William explores the Supreme Court. Why it exists, what it does, and why it presents one of the biggest dangers to Liberty in the US today.

On this episode, Vinny and Lonie sit down with special Guest: Jack V Lloyd. Jack manages many different libertarian outlets; Anarchyball, Free Market Memes, the Voluntaryist, and much more. We talk to Jack about how it is to spin so many plates, his comic series, his opinions on Cryptocurrency, and more!

In this episode, we discuss the life and work of Murray Rothbard, one of the founding members of the Liberty movement, and one of the most esteemed political philosophers of the 20th Century. Enjoy!

On this episode, Vinny, Chris, and Lonie welcome our special guest, and host of the Guardians of Liberty podcast, Zachary Taylor. We discuss the upcoming Roads to Freedom Foundation Unconvention (which Vinny totally botches mentioning) Alfie Evans, this approaching immigrant caravan, and a little bit about the situation between the leaders of North and South Korea.

On this episode, we explore the economic side of foreign policy in the US.

On this episode, William, Chris, and Vinny discuss a bit of philosophical history. To better understand the modern philosophers, we first need to get into the ancients.