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A Market Alternative to the FDA
In popular discourse, consumer safety is one of the most frequently cited reasons for government oversight. Neil Thanedar, my guest…
Browsing: Philosophy
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The Problem With Government Police
What if the problem with the state’s police isn’t bad apples but the fact that they’re the state’s police? Is…
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Is The Libertarian Moment Over? With Special Guest John Stossel
Legendary libertarian journalist and advocate John Stossel joins today’s Liberty Report to look at the future of the liberty movement…
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The Constitution Con
Here’s an in-depth discussion of case after ludicrous case of the Framers of the Constitution expressly intending one thing, and…
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Dave Smith on Speaking Forbidden Truths on CNN; Plus: the Rotten State of Comedy
Dave Smith, the libertarian comedian whose comedy special Libertas spent three weeks as the #1 comedy album on iTunes last…
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Sizzling: Tom and Stefan on Libertarians Gone Wrong
Stefan Molyneux and I have a wide-ranging discussion about what’s been happening to the libertarian movement, the periodic witch-hunts, and…
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What I Told College Students About Communism
Here’s an overview of what I said about communism to an audience of students at the University of California at…
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Marx, Rawls, and Other Fonts of Error
David Gordon, whose knowledge the late historian Ralph Raico compared to the Library of Congress, joins me for a potpourri…
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Capitalism, Stakeholders, and “Corporate Social Responsibility”
According to stakeholder theory and the Corporate Social Responsibility movement, it’s not enough for a corporation to create products that…
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Libertarianism and Parenting (the Less You Think You Need This Episode, the More You Truly Need It)
This is one of my favorite episodes ever. Author and homeschooling parent Laura Blodgett joins me to discuss themes in…
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Potpourri with Dave Smith: Ben Shapiro Attacks Ron Paul, Plus Trump, Immigration, and More
The great comedian and brilliant libertarian Dave Smith and I talk about pretty much everything: what libertarianism is really all…
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Noam Chomsky: The Good and the Bad
Gene Epstein, formerly of Barron’s, joins me to discuss the work of Noam Chomsky, whose views in some areas are so…
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How to Think About Inequality, and Why We Shouldn’t Fear It
Per Bylund, a professor of entrepreneurship, suggests a new way of thinking about inequality, its causes (and its mitigation), and…
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The Truth About the FISA Memo, With ex-CIA Analyst Ray McGovern
Is the Nunes memo, which speaks of the politicization of the FBI in the service of opposing the election of…
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Lysander Spooner: The Evolution of a Radical Libertarian
Chris Calton joins me to discuss one of the most fascinating figures in libertarian history, and how he evolved from…
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The New Deal and Other Failed Government Interventions, with Robert Higgs
Mises Institute president Jeff Deist joins me to discuss last night’s State of the Union address. We discuss policy, style,…
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Trump’s State of the Union: A Breakdown
Mises Institute president Jeff Deist joins me to discuss last night’s State of the Union address. We discuss policy, style,…
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Overlooked History: The Early Development of Libertarian Ideas
The great Gerard Casey, professor emeritus of philosophy at University College, Dublin, joins me to discuss the years surrounding the…
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Lew Rockwell on the Media, the Regime, and Their Relationship
The media’s opposition to Trump has confused and obscured the true nature of the relationship between itself and the American…
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The Immigration Debate | Adam Kokesh and Stefan Molyneux
One of the most contentious divides in the libertarian community centers around immigration, borders and “the freedom of moment” question.…
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Today’s Resistance to the FDA, NSA, DEA, and Other Evils
Michael Boldin, founder and executive director of the Tenth Amendment Center, talks about a wide variety of resistance movements at…
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David Stockman on Bannon, Trump, and What’s Coming for the Economy
With Steve Bannon on the outs with Trump and out at Breitbart, David Stockman — director of the Office of…
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Local Tyranny Persecutes Home Studio; Owner Fights Back
Lij Shaw has recorded artists from Adele to John Oates, and for over a decade has operated a home studio…
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“I Was a Business-Nerd Executive.” But He Left It All Behind…
Steve Clayton is a former VP at LabCorp, the Fortune 500 company so many of us use to have blood…
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Why Profit Is So Important
In most cultures, profit is seen as the outcome of exploitation of some individuals by some other individuals. By: Frank…
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The Winners and Losers of 2017, with Michael Malice
Michael Malice joins me for something of a year in review episode. Who were the big winners — and losers…
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Liberty and Empathy Aren’t Opposites
One of the first things I hear when people learn that I’m in support of smaller government (apart from roads..)…
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Nat Turner’s Rebellion: Why a Historical Novel Was So Controversial
Gene Epstein returns on the 50th anniversary of William Styron’s historical novel The Confessions of Nat Turner, the slave who…
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Debate: Can the Free Market Provide National Defense?
Economist Bob Murphy (Ph.D., NYU) and podcaster Todd Lewis square off in the central debate of anarcho-capitalism: is government truly…
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Cliches of Statism, and How to Answer Them
I talk to Stefan Molyneux about many of the cliches libertarians find themselves having to answer, involving child labor, labor…
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Killjoys: A Critique of the Nanny State
Christopher Snowdon of London’s Institute of Economic Affairs makes the case against paternalistic meddling in individual decisions. Subscribe to the…
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Dave Rubin on the Left’s Drift, and Striking Out on His Own
Dave Rubin, host of the hugely successful Rubin Report, alienated former colleagues (e.g., at The Young Turks Network, where he…