Alan discusses and editorial from Dan Cofall in which it is noted that real income for Americans has not risen since 1973. Todd Horwitz sets the current trading range and then talks about how QE has failed to revitalize the U.S. Economy. Ralph Benko discusses independence movements under way in several countries and then switches gears to talk about returning to gold standard. David Morgan gives a brief history of America moving away from honoring silver certificates and then end of silver coinage. The show ends with Dr. Mark Thornton of the Mises Institute. Mark and Alan discuss the current economic situation, the end of Prohibition, the Articles of Confederation and several other interesting topics.

Alan covers the highlights of the March Employment Situation Report and then discusses the latest bail-in proposal by the EU. Todd encourages traders to stay in the sidelines and then discusses the NCAA Basketball Final Four. Jimbo talks about a theory regarding the lost Flight 370 and then moves on to a variety of other topics. Carl Nordgren describes some keys to entrepreneurial creativity. The show ends with former Commissioner of the BLS, Keith Hall, and his expert interpretation of the March jobs report.

Alan covers some of the details of Rep. Paul Ryans new budget proposal. Todd and Alan talk about the city of Chicago. Dan Holler brings us up to date on the legislative docket. Mike Larson of Money Markets covers the bond market, the real estate market, and the economies of the EU and United States. Steve Simpson of the Ayn Rand Institute discusses yesterdays Supreme Court ruling impacting campaign finance limits. The Show ends with another fascinating conversation with David Eicher, editor of Astronomy Magazine.

Alan discusses Rep. Paul Ryans proposed budget. Todd expresses his frustrations with the Fed and media. Dr. Ileana Johnson talks about widespread cannibalism in China during the Mao era and then turns her attention to mandatory environmental easements in the state of Virginia. The second hour starts with fellow talk show Dan Cofall and a conversation about the lack of a real economic recovery. Geologist Mickey Fulp joins us for a second time this week to talk about the 8.2 magnitude earthquake in Chile last night.

Alan covers some current events. Todd gives his reaction to todays rally. Tom Essaye delves into the market internals. Scott Horton brings us up to date on foreign policy matters. Laurence Kotlikof talks about the U.S. governments long-term fiscal insolvency. Amanda Swofford discusses her candidacy for the U.S. Senate. Alan ends the show with events in history.

Alan compares the differences between the Wall Street narrative and the official reporting on the economy. Todd notes the current trading range. Geologist Mickey Fulp discusses the earthquake swarm in Chile, the recent mudslide in Washington state and Stone Mountain in metro Atlanta. David Morgan describes possible manipulation of the gold market. The show ends with Mark Thornton of the Mises Institute and a discussion of the first three central banks in the United States.

The show starts with Todd discussing the divergence in the market. Dr. Joseph Salerno of the Mises Institute describers the Minsky Moment and then goes on to discuss the Fed with Alan. Jim Zauderer joins Alan to talk about a variety of subjects. Redmond Weissenberger of the Mises Institute in Canada describes the vagaries of the Canadian healthcare system. The show ends with Bubba talking about the declining economy.

Alan talks about the many changes of to Obamacare since the law was enacted. Todd talks about the current trading range. Dr. Mark Thornton discusses the Crackup Boom phase of a fiat money collapse. Mike Larson gives his insights into the bond and real estate markets. Alan talks about the Federal Reserve. Rituparna Basu of the Ayn Rand Institute discusses the Hobby Lobby case. The show ends with Brad Pendergrast, Director of Football Operations at three different NCAA schools and a conversation about this weeks court ruling allowing members of Northwestern Universitys football team to organize into a union.

Alan discusses an article showing that the Participation Rate in the UK is better than that in the U.S. and then discusses a few questionable government agencies. Todd weighs in on the Bernie Madoff situation. John Whitehead with the Rutherford Institute talks about the militarization of our local police. Dan Holler describes the latest unconstitutional actions taken by the Obama administration. The show ends with John Rubino of dollarcollapse.com and the end of fiat currencies.

Alan covers current events. Todd explains the mechanics behind trading a naked put. Tom Essaye and Alan talk about the global economy. Scott Horton brings us up to date on events in Ukraine and Egypt. Charles Goyette and Alan discuss U.S. foreign policy, Brett Bitner gives some examples of absurd zero tolerance at the public schools,. The show ends with Jim Zauderer discussing a proposal out of the ECB to pay negative interest rates to depositors.