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This podcast focuses on the philosophy, principles and issues that will make Americans more free.
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Monday Nov 15, 2021
Friday Nov 12, 2021
Friday Nov 12, 2021
Five big ways that Democrats (mostly) are wrecking our economy and causing our supply chain problems:
1 - Covid lockdowns and restrictions
2 - Paying people to NOT work
3 - Massive government spending
4 - The "war on fossil fuels"
5 - Vaccine mandates
Thursday Nov 04, 2021
Thursday Nov 04, 2021
In this episode, I try my best to explain the libertarian Austrian School's theory of the business cycle; and since I forgot to actually say the words "End The Fed," I decided to make that the title!
Saturday Oct 30, 2021
Saturday Oct 30, 2021
Why, specifically, does "Obamacare" suck? I go into some (not all) of the nuts and bolts regarding why Obamacare just makes all of our health care problems worse.
Sunday Oct 24, 2021
Sunday Oct 17, 2021
Sunday Oct 17, 2021
We can all agree that monopolies are bad, but Democrats seem to throw that bit of basic common sense out the window as soon as it's a government monopoly. Knock it off, Democrats!
Wednesday Oct 13, 2021
Wednesday Oct 13, 2021
The larger any organization (a family, a business or a country) becomes, the worse the "calculation" problem becomes, and the harder it is for its leaders to be responsive and accountable. In America, today's Leftists seem to think it's a great idea to give the people farthest away from you the most power.
Sunday Oct 10, 2021
Sunday Oct 10, 2021
More of my thoughts on covid. Covid is real, and it's dangerous, but the dangers it poses to humanity pale in comparison to the dangers of totalitarian governments.
Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
Tuesday Oct 05, 2021
The entire economic philosophy of the Democrat Party is this:
"Things like health care and college tuition are too expensive for you? Fine. We'll just get SOMEBODY ELSE to pay for it!"
Wednesday Sep 29, 2021
Wednesday Sep 29, 2021
Fredric Bastiat should be a household name among Republicans. His book "The Law" is a must read, and his essay about the "seen and the unseen" leads us to ask about what our lives might be like if the government didn't take so much of our money.