A law professor recently included a thought experiment on a constitutional law exam: suppose Lincoln had survived the assassin’s bullet, and later wound up facing articles of impeachment for some… Read More
Search Results for: education
Ep. 1324 How to Nudge Non-Libertarians in the Right Direction
Musician Tatiana Moroz has an audience a portion of which is new to libertarian ideas, so she asked me newbie-friendly questions: how I get non-libertarians to start thinking differently, who… Read More
Ep. 1323 Agorism: Anti-Politics, Anti-State, Pro-Freedom Now
Author and publisher Victor Koman joins me to discuss agorism, the anti-political, anti-state philosophy and strategy developed by Samuel E. Konkin III. Those chapters that exist of Konkin’s would-be treatise,… Read More
Ep. 1322 Smashing Fallacies in American Economic History
Professor Jeff Herbener just completed the first of two courses for my LibertyClassroom.com website on American economic history, an area where there are plenty of misconceptions and fallacies to refute. In… Read More
Ep. 1321 The Progressives’ Dream — Rule by So-Called Experts — and How to Dismantle It
A hundred years ago progressives thought it best that we be ruled by experts. Their vision culminated in the administrative state we have today, in which federal agencies make law,… Read More
Ep. 1320 “Pro-Family” Economics Makes Me Crazy
Tucker Carlson, who’s been great on some issues, has been speaking out against what he considers the free-market fundamentalism (I wish!) of mainstream conservatism. He says we need to understand… Read More
BONUS Ep. 1319 Your New Business for 2019: What to Do and What to Avoid
Steve Clayton was a vice president at LabCorp, where many of us have gone to have blood work done, and took a chance: he left it all behind to go… Read More
Ep. 1318 Cryptocurrency: Regulatory Hurdles, and Advances in Privacy
Today Sasha Hodder, an authority on the legal and regulatory aspects of cryptocurrency, discusses the regulatory hurdles faced by crypto but also advances in privacy for users. Sponsor Skillshare is… Read More
Ep. 1317 What Can Libertarians Contribute to the Study of Literature?
Allen Mendenhall, who holds a Ph.D. in English from Auburn University, joins me to discuss what libertarian literary criticism looks like. Sponsor Blinkist lets you read (or listen to) the… Read More
Ep. 1316 How to Be Better at (Almost) Everything
Pat Flynn — fitness expert, libertarian, and entrepreneur — joins me to discuss one of the vanishingly small number of books in personal development that gives you specific action items… Read More
