Ep 150 9/11 twenty-five years later, a month in the desert, and I'm cleaning up this show September 2026
It's been 25 years since 9/11, and the surveillance state didn't pack up and go home. I talk about how fear turned into a system of control and what that still costs liberty. I also went back to Utah ...
17 Sep 10min
Ep 149 Chris Lopez on Free State Life, disability and why libertarianism still matters
Chris Lopez of the Free State Project talks about building a life in New Hampshire as a paraplegic, what the FSP actually is, and why she still chooses libertarianism. We cover Free State Culture, dis...
6 Juni 44min
Ep 148 Why racial collectivism and libertarianism cannot coexist
A short solo: Why racial collectivism collides with individualism, voluntaryism, and the non-aggression principle. Episode 148 May 2026 Subscribe via this link: Or, subscribe where ever pods are cast....
27 Maj 6min
Ep 147 Dennis Leavitt on teaching liberty to the next generation
Dennis Leavitt the CEO of United We Pledge sat down with me to discuss his organization's goal of educating the next generation about American history and taking part in their community. We talk about...
1 Maj 27min
Ep 145 Do New Hampshire libertarians leave blind people behind?
A New Hampshire update and a direct question: How blindness has shaped life in a liberty scene that is wary of state help. Personal local and political in a short episode. Episode 145 February 2026 Su...
4 Feb 11min
Ep 144 The rapture, the urge to escape, and staying in the world
People were talking rapture again and I don't buy the exit. This is about the human itch to leave a hard world, why waiting for a rescue is a bad plan, and what it means to stay here and deal with eac...
3 Okt 202512min
Ep 143 Manchester Pickles and what I make of the death of Charlie Kirk
A local fight first: Does Manchester's government have it in for pickles? Then I say what I make of the death of Charlie Kirk. Short local and not a news recap. Episode 143 September 2025 Subscribe vi...
18 Sep 202510min
