Walter Williams, the brilliant economist and syndicated columnist, died this week. With Thomas Sowell he hammered away for decades against the myths about race and economics peddled by the mainstream and by alleged civil-rights organizations. He had enormous influence on a great many people through… Read More
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Ep. 1790 How We’re Pushing Back Against the Feds in 2021
Michael Boldin, founder and executive director of the Tenth Amendment Center, joins me to discuss ways states have resisted federal overreach in the recent past and what they might do in the future. Sponsor Skillshare is an online learning community with thousands of classes in… Read More
Ep. 1789 How Historical Events, More Than Books, Convert People to Libertarianism
Although plenty of people are dedicated to the official narrative about COVID, plenty of others recognize the damages of lockdown and the bizarre hysteria that’s driven the whole campaign. Some people will never look at the world, or the state, the same way again. So, encouraged… Read More
Ep. 1788 Face Masks in One Lesson
Allan Stevo discusses the controversy over universal masking, and recommends strategies for living normally. Sponsor Give your friends and family the gift that keeps on giving: a Roaster’s Choice subscription from Press House, the official coffee of the Tom Woods Show. Every month they get… Read More
Ep. 1787 Actor Rob Schneider on Free Speech, Politics, and Comedy
Rob Schneider has had a long career in film and television since becoming a household name with his sketch comedy on Saturday Night Live. He joins me to discuss free speech, politics, and comedy. Sponsor This Christmas, get that man in your life a gift… Read More
Ep. 1786 What I Told State Legislators About COVID
Here is the audio of the remarks I delivered on November 20 to a room of about 100 state legislators from around the country. My aim was twofold: to smash the now-laughable narrative about the virus, and to urge these men and women to go… Read More
Ep. 1785 Debate: David Stockman v. Walter Block on Libertarian Electoral Strategy
David Stockman, who served as director of the Office of Management and Budget under Ronald Reagan, strongly opposed the re-election of Donald Trump — not on NeverTrump grounds, but because Stockman favors sound money and fiscal rectitude. Walter Block, probably the most prolific academic libertarian in… Read More
Ep. 1784 Postmodernism Debate: Russell v. Rectenwald
Two academics known for their positions on postmodernism, Thaddeus Russell and Michael Rectenwald, join me to hash it out. Guest’s Websites RenegadeUniversity.com MichaelRectenwald.com Listener Website Mentioned ALittleBitTookish.com Free Resources! 1) Free guide on how to start your blog or website. Click here to get it. Plus, check out my step-by-step video taking you… Read More
Ep. 1783 Can We Actually Win? Yes, and Here’s How
Cliff Maloney, who served as an intern for Ron Paul, is now president of Young Americans for Liberty. He joins me to discuss how his organization managed to elect over 120 state-level candidates across the country, and what this means for the future. Sponsor BitTrust… Read More
Ep. 1782 Facebook Fact Checks Me, Repeats COVID Doom Propaganda
I guess it was bound to happen eventually: Facebook did a “fact check” on one of my videos. And they don’t just refer people to a generic article on how super lockdowns and masks are supposed to be. It’s a point-by-point response to my specific… Read More
