Voluntary Vixens

Long time friend of the show and of the MLGA Network, the Stead at Home Mom, Nicole Parks, joins Maddie and Jessie to talk about ways to make homeschooling a viable option for your kids and your families, why the public school system is a big fat failure, and how taking the responsibility of educating your children back will strengthen your communities. Liberty, sadly, isn’t taught in schools and as we all know, it has to start at home home.

Maddie and Jessie sit down with wishabishwould to discuss the most anarchist thing you can do! Gardening. Also how to be self-sufficient in a world that tells us to lean on government.

While Jessie is on vacation, frolicking in fields of Corona, Maddie revisits a topic she tackled a while ago, solo, but is now joined for a long overdue chat with fellow Anarchist Yogi, @tamaraleestandard. They get to talk about the meaning of yoga, both as the normies see it, but also how we as liberty lovers see it and use it to strengthen and empower ourselves. Wearing both the hats of the philosophical anarchist and the yogi, they discuss how it furthers the individual’s ability to strengthen that self-sovereignty, self-mastery, and self-worth that they collectivists and the statists of the world wish they could strip away from people like us. People like YOU, Dear Listener. Follow us both for all things peace, love, liberty, and yoga 🧘🏻‍♀️✌🏼🕉 — @voluntaryvinyasa

Maddie and Jessie were rejoined by THE Monica Perez, of the must-listen Propaganda Report podcast along with her co-host and producer, Brad Binkley. We talk about the (non-viral) illnesses that our society is facing: the infantilization of targeted groups, us being de-platformed, dependence to the state, allegiance to the false idols of the intelligentsia, and the toxicity of Marxism, considering how much that underlies much of today's political discourse and manufactured divisions. We didn't think we'd go this long, but we sure did.

Maddie and Jessie sit down with Oddman from “ The Oddcast: featuring the Oddman Out”. They discuss scientism and how it’s become the new religion and how even with mountains of research many people will not change their minds.

Jessie interviews Kristin who happens to be a registered nurse and spent 2 months working in the ICU at a local hospital in Queens, NY. Kristin spills some tea on what she saw while she was there and weighs in on the mask debate. Afterwards Jessie and Kristin do the cinnamon challenge.

Interesting show today! Jessie and Kim talk to Jason, who happens to be a Capitol Hill law enforcement officer in DC. Jason happens to be a libertarian as well which means he has some pretty interesting takes on the current climate of rioting and the call of defunding the police.

In this episode Jessie sits down with Truth, host of The Truth Disciple to go over the Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment. This leads to a great discussion on how black americans view and trust healthcare workers and how that has led up to either blind allegiance or huge distrust in the system as a whole. There seems to be very little in between. There is also more to unpack on this topic as Covid-19 is back in the news and it brings up more questions about how much trust we should put into the gigantic health care organizations like the CDC, WHO and of course our buddy Billy Gates.

We found more unicorns! Well, really they found us. Maddie and Jessie brought on the ladies behind the scenes of Voluntaryism In Action. We learned a lot about their organization and how they’re acting out the philosophy. From statists to voluntaryists, we’ve all come a long way. We talk about their current and upcoming charity projects, given the recent mayhem of the world, and gush about how much we love liberty. And Mises. So you, know, more silly girl stuff.

The Vixens were granted permission to speak! Thanks Kim! Now that we've gotten that taken care of, we felt it was important to talk about #BlackOutTuesday, the virtue-signaling nightmare that hijacked the #BlackLivesMatter discussion, the riots versus the peaceful protests spanning the nation, and why this "conversation" just perpetuates the racism that it's supposed to combat.