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Why, the reason so many college professors have identical thoughts and hold the same political positions is that they are very smart and all these thoughts and positions are just the logical outcomes of sound thinking.
Or that's how left-liberals interpret the situation. I, on the other hand, offer a dissenting voice.
Show notes for Ep. 1271
Here's where we libertarians are most often ridiculed -- why, the monetary system we favor is for cranks, they say, and what's more, it's already been tried! Uh huh. In this episode I make the case for money the state can't control.
Show notes for Ep. 1270
Ten years after the financial crisis, the standard story still dominates: "deregulation" caused it. This is not even slightly true. It's urgent that we get this right, and not let the Fed's apologists (and the simply lazy) get away with this comic-book answer that encourages all the wrong kinds of policy responses.
Show notes for Ep. 1269
Mark Skousen joins me to discuss highlights and lowlights of the history of economic thought, and what we can learn from both.
Show notes for Ep. 1268
The Facebook purges continue, with recent victims including the Free Thought Project (3.1 million likes), Police the Police (1.9 million likes), and V is for Voluntary (165,000 likes). I speak to the folks behind these three pages today.
Show notes for Ep. 1267
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