Show Notes: 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

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?

Show Notes: 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. ▶️ 3Speak

Show Notes: As Voluntaryists, we know that government is merely an imaginary political entity which claims a legal monopoly of the use of force and violence within a given geographical area. With this

The State’s illusion of legitimacy is maintained by a careful charade: the political theater. While the performance is intended as a diversion, a peek behind the golden curtain may reveal something resembling

Show Notes: Are you a Millennial? Have you been duped into going to college? Are you a parent trying to move your millennials out of the basement? All we can say is: “the struggle is real.” In this episode,

Show Notes: Elon Musk got in hot water on Thursday when he declared that he had obtained “verbal govt approval” to build his long-anticipated Hyperloop connecting New York City to Washington D.C. In this

Show Notes: Show host Pat MacFarlane appears solo to offer Murray Rothbard’s take on Austrian Business Cycle Theory. In the second half, we use the theory to analyze the current state of the economy and

Show Notes: In this discussion-based episode of the podcast, Jerry and Pat finally discuss one of the biggest questions facing the Voluntaryist community: how do we get to Ancapistan? During our talk,

Show Notes: In response to today’s “Day of Action” against the FCC’s proposed roll-back of net neutrality, we lament the government’s involvement in the internet. ▶️ 3Speak

Show Notes: In episode fifteen of the podcast, we document, explore, and discuss the ongoing FBI investigation of Bernie and Jane Sanders for bank fraud relating to the bankruptcy of Burlington College.

Show Notes: In this episode of the podcast, we slap down the economic fallacies behind the minimum wage with logic and basic economics. We also exhume progressivism’s fatal attraction to eugenics, a historical

Show Notes: Joining us as the second guest on the Liberty Weekly Podcast is Nick Carroll, who hosts his own YouTube Channel entitled Liberty and Tech. In this interview, we discuss the current Left-Right

Show Notes: In this edition of Thoughtcrime Thursdays, host Pat MacFarlane appears solo to connect the themes behind A Scanner Darkly to the dark, yet familiar actors behind America’s heroin epidemic.

In this episode, show hosts Jerry and Pat introduce their favorite libertarian and voluntaryist internet content producers. We also give shoutouts and respect to peers in our own community that we would

In Episode 10, we return to the topic of the “Culture War” and discuss the Alt-Right’s latest shenanigans in combating the Far-Left. In doing so, we discuss proper tactics in activism, outline the limitations

Show Notes: Joining us for the show's first ever guest interview is a good friend of the podcast. His current involvements include: Vice President of College Libertarians at the U of M, Media Coordinator

Show Notes: In this Thoughcrime Thursdays themed episode, we set out to discuss V for Vendetta. However, we quickly turn to Nineteen Eighty-Four and highlight the multiple layers of propaganda that seek

Show Notes: In this freewheeling, info-packed episode, hosts Pat and Jerry begin by discussing the globalist plot to establish "Global Open Cities," or cities that choose to ignore the dictation

Show Notes: In Episode 6 of the Podcast, we discuss the "Laci Green Affair," leading naturally to libertarian legal theories behind free speech and what constitutes a "verbal act."