In this Episode, Matthew introduces some of the different schools of economic thought and gives a brief history from Lao Tzu in 300 B.C. to the Spanish Scholastics of the 16th century, the French Physiocrats of the 18th century, and the Austrian Economists of the 19th and 20th centuries.

In this episode, Matthew discusses the lockdown theory and why he opposes the lockdowns for reasons dealing with deaths of despair, economic collapse and child abuse and starvation.

In this episode, Matthew discusses the role insurance companies play, resulting in a natural governance in Anarchic Order.

In this episode, Matthew discusses why he is an anarchist and wanted to create this podcast.

In this episode, Matthew gives a brief introduction into the philosophy, politics, and economics of Anarchy. Anarchy is the philosophy of no kings or rulers where services are not provided via coercion. 

In this episode, Matthew discusses why the FDA reviewers try to ensure the problem as if it pertains to some group or entity much like the idea that "benefits accrue to society", as well as discussing how FDA officials are prone to type I errors. 

In this episode, Matthew discusses why he opposes the State for reasons dealing with war, the economics of public choice, and prospects for civilization.