Before the US Constitution of 1787 was ratified, its proponents have claimed a centralized and powerful American state was necessary for…
We’ve all heard the usual arguments: the U.S. government entered the Vietnam War because of the domino theory, or because…
In Internet slang, they are called the HODLers, the people who are clinging to their Bitcoin and refusing to spend it.…
We are lost, astray inside a “blue corn maze”, Libertarianism, a revolutionary philosophy of redistributing power generally, is today mainly…
Salon is unhappy with my guest: his children’s book series teaches libertarian ideas — and, worst of all, introduces them…
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Brett Veinotte of the School Sucks Project just returned from a 40-day cross-country trip, where he held meetings and events…
Marco Bassani, a professor of the history of political theory at the University of Milan, joins me to discuss a…
According to Dr. Robert Epstein, adolescence is an artificial construct of recent vintage, unknown in earlier times or indeed in…
Laura Nicolae, a sophomore at Harvard (and whose father fled communist eastern Europe), made some waves recently with an article…
I’ve long been associated with the cause of nullification of unconstitutional federal laws, having written a book on it. Here…
Rothbardian anarcho-capitalists, who make up a substantial proportion of my audience, are often confused by non-libertarian anarchists, who don’t seem…
John Duncan (R-TN) has served in the U.S. House of Representatives for 30 years, and is the last Republican in…
A promotional video about this school sparked a heated debate among listeners in my private Facebook group. The video describes…
Jo Ann Cavallo, who chairs the Department of Italian at Columbia University, found herself drawn to libertarianism and the Austrian…
On Sunday, November 6, 2017, while attending my own worship service, I learned that 26 of fellow Christians at the…
Michael Malice has written an important column for the Observer, on the fragmented politics of the West. In Europe, more and…
Our criminal justice system offers an interesting paradox. If a criminal commits a violent action against a peaceful person — say,…
Scott Horton, our great libertarian foreign-policy expert, joins me to review seven countries and discuss the (grim) outcome of intervention…
Because of their physical size, large states are able to exercise more state-like power than geographically smaller states — and…
Actor and stand-up comedian Owen Benjamin lost not just a gig but also his agent and his management when he…
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Mike Maharrey, national communications director for the Tenth Amendment Center, joins me for a lesson in local activism, as he describes…
Bill Binney, a cryptanalyst-mathematician and (formerly) highly placed intelligence official within the National Security Agency (NSA) blew the whistle on…
In this episode I talk to Dave Smith and Bob Murphy on Dave’s podcast Part of the Problem, recorded aboard…
Ron Paul joins me for a look at the ten years since the birth of the Ron Paul Revolution, plus…
Pete Earle, author of the study A Century of Anarchy, joins me to discuss a little-known case study of statelessness. Subscribe…
The long-awaited 1000th episode, attended live by nearly 600 people! Michael Malice dominates Part I, while Part II includes a…
It’s fashionable again for libertarians to urge the abandonment of the nonaggression principle, the bedrock of our entire philosophy. It’s…
Desperate to fill hours and hours of air time on 24-hour news channels, media corporations have made sure the discussion…
Dave Smith, the libertarian comedian whose new comedy special Libertas is the number one comedy album on iTunes, joins me…