Show Notes: On Monday the SCOTUS dismissed (without briefing or oral arguments) an excessive force case stemming from a 2010 incident where Respondent, Amy Hughes was shot four times by Arizona Police

Show Notes: In the wake of the March for Our Lives protest, former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens wrote an op-ed in the New York Times calling for the repeal of the Second Amendment. To give context

Show Notes: In thisthrowback coverage of the Trump administration, I discuss Trump’s recent cabinet appointments and postulate what could portend in light of the horrible omnibus spending bill. ▶️ 3Speak

Show Notes: For this episode I discuss the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the rise of big data, and detail the death of Facebook. In doing so, I share my experience with Mewe, an impressive Facebook replacement

Show Notes: In this throwback coverage of the Syrian Civil War and the War in Afghanistan, resident foreign policy expert of the Libertarian Union, Kyle Anzalone joins me once again to discuss his exceptional

Show Notes: Steven Clyde joins me to chat about his new show, the Peace & Liberty Podcast! We also discuss how to reach different political groups and how we can use decentralized alternative media

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Show Notes: For my first speaking event with the Liberty Weekly Podcast, I argue that there really were two wars for colonial independence: one led with words and debate by the founding fathers, and the

Show Notes: It’s been too long since I’ve done a solo episode. For this one, I hop on the mic for the first installment in a new series focusing on trial by jury. Using Lysander Spooner’s “Trial by Jury”

Show Notes: After a week of being sick and having 2 episodes ruined due to technical difficulties, my good friend Trey Weaver of the Subversion Webcast jumps on to interview me about my law school paper:

Show Notes: After a week’s worth of being sick, Liberty Weekly returns with special guest Stephen of Anarchochristian.com! Inspired by Dave Smith’s recent appearance on Unregistered with Thaddeus Russell,

Show Notes: In this throwback coverage of the Iranian egg protests, I interview Shaheen, a friend of the show who was in Iran during the protests. Shaheen was in Iran visiting family during the protests

Show Notes: Mance Rayder takes a break from appearing on gigantic libertarian talk shows to explain why he wrote “Freedom Through Memedom.” Most importantly, we explore subject beyond what you’ve heard

Show Notes: In this throwback coverage of the Syrian Civil War, Kyle Anzalone of Foreign Policy Focus joins me to discuss Turkey’s attack on the Syrian Kurds. Kyle is the resident foreign policy expert

Show Notes: In the big 5-0 episode of the podcast I am thrilled to welcome back Keith Knight of Don’t Tread on Anyone to discuss Larken Rose’s great book “The Most Dangerous Superstition.” In doing so,

Show Notes: This Saturday I drove over to Eden Prairie to meet Trey, host of the Subversion Webcast. Trey and I are the first members of the Libertarian Union podcasting group to meet face to face! We

Show Notes: This Saturday I drove over to Eden Prairie to meet Trey, host of the Subversion Webcast. Trey and I are the first members of the Libertarian Union podcasting group to meet face to face! We

Show Notes: In the final episode of 2017, I reflect on the personal journey I’ve taken with Liberty Weekly, highlight some of my favorite episodes, celebrate the human connections I’ve made, and set some

Show Notes: I hopped on Keith Knight’s “Don’t Tread on Anyone” for a mock debate. Keith played devil’s advocate and threw pretty much every statist argument at me. I didn’t know the questions beforehand,

Show Notes: Warren v. DC is a DC Court of Appeals case that is often cited by anarcho-capitalists and voluntaryists to support the fact that police owe no duty to protect specific individuals. In this