In October, but the cool people are saving dough by getting their tickets now. That’s just how great this event is. See you in NYC!

I was very pleased with the program I guest hosted on Tuesday of this week. My guests were Jeff Tucker, author of It’s a Jetsons’ World and Bourbon for Breakfast and Bill Kauffman, whose books include Ain’t My America: The Long, Noble History of Antiwar Conservatism and Middle American Anti-Imperialism and Bye Bye, Miss American Empire: Neighborhood Patriots, Backcountry Rebels, and Their Underdog Crusades to Redraw America’s Political Map .

Justin Raimondo had a piece last week on why Ron Paul should run on a third-party ticket. An excerpt: The fun doesn’t have to end in Tampa: if you decide to run an independent campaign for the White House – a strategy some of your supporters…
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I was unconvinced after the first listen. But now I can’t turn the thing off. I am so pleasantly surprised by this album. 64-year-old Ian Anderson has issued a worthy follow-up to the 1972 classic .

I’ve just added a FAQ to Liberty Classroom , my new site. Hope you’ll join us! (1) When do your classes start? They start whenever you want them to! You can download either audio or video according to your preference, and just the lectures you want, or…
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Here’s Heather Woods on the Robert Scott Bell Show , talking Primal Blueprint and healthy living. She’s a natural! Visit her blog .

Some of you have been asking for before-and-after photos of me, since adopting the Primal Blueprint . They’re online, but you’ll have to visit my wife’s site to see them .

On the list of most-visited libertarian websites . I’m pleased with this, especially since, try as I might, I can’t blog as often as others can, and mine isn’t a group blog. So thank you very much for the support!

Be armed with knowledge. Check out my new site, Liberty Classroom , the product of much effort. Yesterday the traffic overwhelmed the server, but today we’re on super strength. As a personal favor to me, please check it out. You will be very impressed at what we’re…
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That’s how this debate is being described, anyway. It’s between Peter Thiel and George Gilder, both interesting guys, but with drastically different perspectives on the future prospects for technology..