Alan covers current events. Todd discusses the current trading levels. John Tamny with Forbes.com discusses monetary policy and his desire to see the end of the Fed. Tom Essaye discusses the U.S. economy, quantitative easing, and the bond market. Charles Goyette and Ron Paul talk about the Cliven Bundy situation. The show ends with Andy Hoffman of Miles Franklin and his early call on the housing bubble and financial crisis.

Today marks the premiere of our first three hour show. Alan covers current events. Todd sets us for the week ahead. Alan discusses the student loan bubble. Fellow talk show host Jay Taylor joins us to discuss the prospects for either deflation or inflation, central bank manipulation of the gold market and other interesting topics. David Morgan talks about the precious metals market. The show ends with Dr. Mark Thornton of the Mises Institute.

Alan covers the highlights of the April Jobs numbers and then explains provisions of the tax code that harms small manufacturing companies. Todd explains the reaction of the stock market to the jobs report. Jim Zauderer discusses global tensions. Carl Nordgren wraps up the school year at Duke University. Keith Hall, former Commissioner of the BLS, gives his expert insights into the April Employment Situation Report.

Alan covers current events. Todd notes how solid a resistance level that 1880 remains then switches gears to a conversation about the horses in the upcoming Kentucky Derby. Jimbo talks about the establishment of the GOP. Dr. Ileana Johnson discusses identity theft. Dan Holler talks about legislation working its way through congress. The show ends with John Rubino of dollarcollapse.com and a conversation about global debt.

Alan reviews a report from the Census Bureau that shows that median income has fallen steadily since 1973 and a second report from the BLS that shows that in 20% of U.S. households no one has a job. Todd points to 1880 as the current resistance level. Tom Essaye and Alan talk about the economy and the likely impact of QE. Charles Goyette talks about the collapse of the dollar. Former Ron Paul Chief of Staff and head of the Mises Institute, Jeff Deist and Alan talk about the Federal Reserve and fiat currencies.

Alan recites the most recent economic reports coming out of the government. Todd enjoys the short position he took out on the S&P. Alan and Todd discuss the betting odds on the various horses in Saturdays Kentucky Derby. Alan covers current events. The show ends with Mark Thornton of the Mises Institute and a conversation covering a number of economic topics.

Alan covers a poll from Scott Rasmussen. Todd calls in from Las Vegas and points to 1880 as being a solid resistance level. Jim Zauderer talks about cheating in baseball and then moves on to a variety of other interesting topics. Professor Carl Nordgren and several students from Duke University join us to talk about their time shadowing a breast replacement surgeon. The show ends with John Papola, producer of www.econstories.tv and their latest project detailing the free market message in the hit movie Ghostbusters.

Alan discusses comments by Fed Chairman Janet Yellen insisting that Japan curtail its version of QE. Todd calls in from a conference in Las Vegas. Terry Bird discusses immigration reform. Mike Larson talks about the bind and real estate markets. Amanda Maxham weighs in on Earth Day and then opposes mandatory food labeling. Dr. Richard Ebeling describes why governments almost always grow.

Alan describes discrepancies between reports coming out of the Federal Reserve and earnings reports coming from the member banks. Todd explains how to handicap horse races. Dr. Ileana Johnson discusses the EPAs latest attempts to regulate the waterways. Dan Holler talks abut the legislative calendar. The show ends with John Rubino of www.dollarcollapse.com and the end of fiat currencies.

Alan covers some current events. Todd talks about the internals of the stock market. Tom Essaye makes an argument for and against investing in bonds. Chris Merola pushes back against a trade treaty being peddled by the Obama administration. Charles Goyette and Alan talk about the absence of media coverage on Harry Reids possible financial involvement in the Cliven Bundy affair. The show ends with Mickey Fulp and a conversation about the recent earthquake off the coast of Mexico.