It’s hard to get a lot of people to accept our critique of a longstanding institution like the Fed. Frankly, it’s hard to get them to accept much of what we believe at all, given that for at least a dozen years they’ve been systematically… Read More
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Ep. 509 Was Karl Marx Right About Anything?
Pretty much no. On the other hand, does this not ring a bell? A large group is exploited by a smaller group (a ruling class) that gets the larger group to believe that this exploitation is good and just and not exploitation at all; competition… Read More
Ep. 508 Are Racially Disparate Outcomes Caused by Discrimination?
The politically correct crowd believes differences in income and job placement among racial and ethnic groups must be accounted for by “discrimination.” This claim is left in shreds after today’s episode. I also discuss the so-called gender wage gap, and show it doesn’t really exist.… Read More
Ep. 507 Anarcho-Capitalism or Anarcho-Socialism? Why We Should Embrace Property Rights
Anarcho-socialists say property is a form of oppression, and that it introduces conflict into society. I say it minimizes conflict in society. Check out this great discussion with Nathan Fraser of LiveFreeFM ! Podcast Featured LiveFreeFM Special Offer Want to learn real history and economics, but the… Read More
Ep. 506 The Keys to Business Success? Here’s What’s Worked for My Guest and Me
The economy may be more competitive than ever, but entrepreneurs also have more resources and opportunities than ever. Business coach Tom Schwab and I talk about what today’s entrepreneur needs to do: provide massive value, even before people buy. Sales and success follow from that.… Read More
Ep. 505 Liberty: Some Highlights and Lowlights of the Past 500 Years
Today I cover a huge array of topics in a lively, fast-moving discussion with Richard Emmons of the Ron Paul Homeschooling Podcast . Some people had said I should do something like this for my 500th episode. Well, episode 505 is pretty close! The discussion is based on my… Read More
Ep. 504 Trails West: How Freedom Settled the West
From the journey west to the Indian wars, Brad Birzer and I discuss the exciting history of the American West. About the Guest Brad Birzer holds the Russell Amos Kirk Chair in history at Hillsdale College. Course Discussed Trails West: How Freedom Settled the West Free Sample Special Offers (1) InboxDollars pays you… Read More
Ep. 503 Town Bans Uber, Our Guest Defies Ban
Portsmouth, New Hampshire has effectively banned Uber, the popular transportation service, but Christopher David, the Uber driver who joins us today, is among a number of Uber drivers engaged in civil disobedience against the ban. About the Guest Christopher David is a web developer and… Read More
Ep. 502 The Stamp Act, 250 Years Later
Historian Kevin Gutzman joins us to discuss the Stamp Act, passed by the British Parliament 250 years ago this year, and what it meant for American history. Plenty of Patrick Henry, too. About the Guest James Madison biographer Kevin Gutzman is a professor of history… Read More
Ep. 501 How Libertarians Won the Bet of the Century
In 1980, Julian Simon offered to let doomsayer Paul Ehrlich choose any commodity metals he liked, and if their inflation-adjusted prices increased by 1990, Simon would pay $1000. But if they fell, Ehrlich would pay. The question was: would human ingenuity figure out ways to… Read More
