In this episode I cover a lot of ground, albeit a bit haphazardly: the unintended consequences of “lockdown,”… Read More
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Ep. 1635 Ten Years of Nullification
It’s been ten years since my book Nullification was published, so it’s an appropriate moment for a retrospective… Read More
Ep. 1634 J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis: The Friendship
Brad Birzer joins me to discuss J.R.R. Tolkien and C.S. Lewis, their friendship, and its inspiration for his… Read More
Ep. 1633 Trump, the Governors, and the Constitution
The President and the governors of numerous states have been in a war of words over who has… Read More
Ep. 1632 The U.S. Warfare State and the Heroes Who Opposed It
Quite a diverse array of voices have spoken out against the U.S. war machine over the past two… Read More
Ep. 1631 What the Governors Should Do Now
Jeff Deist of the Mises Institute joins me to review the specific steps the state governors should take… Read More
Ep. 1630 Dissident Virus Voices
Brett Veinotte of the School Sucks Project invited me onto his podcast to talk coronavirus, lockdowns, and frustration — and hope.… Read More
Ep. 1629 Kinsella on the Coronavirus, His Road to Libertarianism, and the Good and Bad in Ayn Rand
Libertarian legal theorist Stephan Kinsella and I discuss his road to libertarianism (of the Rothbardian kind), where he… Read More
Ep. 1628 Is the Coronavirus a Libertarian Moment?
Finance professor Murray Sabrin thinks so. Murray is convinced that libertarians in fact have an excellent opportunity to… Read More
Ep. 1627 Lockdowns vs. Human Flourishing: Is There Another Approach?
Alex Epstein returns to discuss the coronavirus response, what sensible practices we ought to adopt, and why mere… Read More
