Antony Sammeroff, who co-hosts the Scottish Liberty Podcast, leads an amazingly productive life. He balances his work, his passion, his personal life, and his health. He does what we all wish we could do. How? Free Book Discussed Procrastination Annihilation Guest’s Website Be Yourself and Love It Guest’s Podcast Scottish Liberty Podcast Guest’s Twitter @AntonySammeroff Related… Read More
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Ep. 1089 Noam Chomsky: The Good and the Bad
Gene Epstein, formerly of Barron’s, joins me to discuss the work of Noam Chomsky, whose views in some areas are so well formed, and in others are simplistic and disappointing. Chomsky is one of the people who Gene says led him to libertarianism, so this is… Read More
Ep. 1088 How to Think About Inequality, and Why We Shouldn’t Fear It
Per Bylund, a professor of entrepreneurship, suggests a new way of thinking about inequality, its causes (and its mitigation), and whether we should even care about it. Fun! About the Guest Per Bylund is Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship and the Records-Johnston Professor of Free Enterprise… Read More
Ep. 1087 The Truth About the FISA Memo, With ex-CIA Analyst Ray McGovern
Is the Nunes memo, which speaks of the politicization of the FBI in the service of opposing the election of Donald Trump, really a “nothingburger,” or is there something there? Ray McGovern, no Trump partisan, has been blacklisted by much of the progressive media (which… Read More
Ep. 1086 Lysander Spooner: The Evolution of a Radical Libertarian
Chris Calton joins me to discuss one of the most fascinating figures in libertarian history, and how he evolved from defending the Constitution against the claim that it favored slavery all the way to rejecting the very idea that the U.S. Constitution, or any other… Read More
Ep. 1085 The New Deal and Other Failed Government Interventions, with Robert Higgs
Robert Higgs, the distinguished economic historian and author of Crisis and Leviathan: Critical Episodes in the Growth of American Government , covers some of the alleged success stories of government intervention. 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 from no blog to a… Read More
Ep. 1084 Trump’s State of the Union: A Breakdown
Mises Institute president Jeff Deist joins me to discuss last night’s State of the Union address. We discuss policy, style, Democratic reaction, Trump’s ideological confusion, and a lot more. Sponsor Skillshare is an online learning community with over 16,000 classes in design, business, and more. Get three months… Read More
Ep. 1083 Overlooked History: The Early Development of Libertarian Ideas
The great Gerard Casey, professor emeritus of philosophy at University College, Dublin, joins me to discuss the years surrounding the English Civil War, a critical period in the history of political thought, when many great (and some rotten) ideas — including libertarian ideas like natural… Read More
Ep. 1082 The Truth About F.A. Hayek
F.A. Hayek, illustrious member of the Austrian School of economics, won the Nobel Prize in 1974, and wrote prolifically on both economic and non-economic topics. He has been a source of controversy within libertarian circles because of some aspects of his work. Joe Salerno helps… Read More
Ep. 1081 How to Jolt People Out of Conventional Thinking (and Push Them in Our Direction?)
Mance Rayder, author of Freedom Through Memedom, joins me for some big-picture arguments against the state and for freedom. Sponsor Skillshare is an online learning community with over 16,000 classes in design, business, and more. Get three months of Skillshare for 99 cents by going to skillshare.com/woods99 .… Read More
