Fellow weary internet warriors: retire your keyboards, unplug from your struggles and join us for a variety hour featuring our newest friend of the podcast, Dean of Dean-o-Files! In this episode, we discuss the state of modern discourse and hob-nob over our experience in the marketplace of ideas. We laugh a little, we drink a little, and we have a great time. We hope that you will also.

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Fellow weary internet warriors: retire your keyboards, unplug from your struggles and join us for a variety hour featuring our newest friend of the podcast, Dean of Dean-o-Files! In this episode, we discuss the state of modern discourse and hob-nob over our experience in the marketplace of ideas. We laugh a little, we drink a little, and we have a great time. We hope that you will also.

Fellow weary internet warriors: retire your keyboards, unplug from your struggles and join us for a variety hour featuring our newest friend of the podcast, Dean of Dean-o-Files! In this episode, we discuss the state of modern discourse and hob-nob over our experience in the marketplace of ideas. We laugh a little, we drink a little, and we have a great time. We hope that you will also. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/libertyweekly/support

Is libertarianism about more than just non-aggression? Is it possible to couple the message with  other cultural or social beliefs? Do libertarians risk irrelevance by ignoring traditional social arrangements? Should libertarians focus on propagating "Libertarian Universalism? " Join us as we discuss these questions in the frame of Jeff Deist's (surprisingly) controversial speech. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/libertyweekly/support

Is libertarianism about more than just non-aggression? Is it possible to couple the message with  other cultural or social beliefs? Do libertarians risk irrelevance by ignoring traditional social arrangements? Should libertarians focus on propagating "Libertarian Universalism? " Join us as we discuss these questions in the frame of Jeff Deist's (surprisingly) controversial speech.

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Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/libertyweekly/support

Is libertarianism about more than just non-aggression? Is it possible to couple the message with  other cultural or social beliefs? Do libertarians risk irrelevance by ignoring traditional social arrangements? Should libertarians focus on propagating "Libertarian Universalism? " Join us as we discuss these questions in the frame of Jeff Deist's (surprisingly) controversial speech.

Is libertarianism about more than just non-aggression? Is it possible to couple the message with  other cultural or social beliefs? Do libertarians risk irrelevance by ignoring traditional social arrangements? Should libertarians focus on propagating "Libertarian Universalism? " Join us as we discuss these questions in the frame of Jeff Deist's (surprisingly) controversial speech. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/libertyweekly/support

Does consumerism get a bad wrap? Is post-scarcity possible? Is advertising evil? Co-host Jerry McCollum dispels some popular myths behind these concepts in his first ever solo episode. Show some support for our corner of the liberty movement! Don't miss our guest appearance on the Actual Anarchy Podcast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/libertyweekly/support

Does consumerism get a bad wrap? Is post-scarcity possible? Is advertising evil? Co-host Jerry McCollum dispels some popular myths behind these concepts in his first ever solo episode.

Show some support for our corner of the liberty movement! Don't miss our guest appearance on the Actual Anarchy Podcast.

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Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/libertyweekly/support

Does consumerism get a bad wrap? Is post-scarcity possible? Is advertising evil? Co-host Jerry McCollum dispels some popular myths behind these concepts in his first ever solo episode.

Show some support for our corner of the liberty movement! Don't miss our guest appearance on the Actual Anarchy Podcast.