e74—Tim Moen, former leader of the Libertarian Party of Canada
Tim Moen assesses the trucker protest in Canada, how the media has portrayed those opposing the virus regime, and how Trudeau and the Canadian government have responded with unprecedented violations of civil liberties. Libertarian Party of Canada On Twitter: @LibertarianCDN
e73—Josiah Baker, Mises Caucus organizer in Tennessee
Josiah Baker talks about organizing the Libertarian Party Mises Caucus in Tennessee and how the Caucus can partner with issues-only groups like For All Tennessee to promote liberty through decentralization and local nullification. Libertarian Party of Tennessee 2022 State Convention—Fri., March 18 through Sunday, March, 20 in Manchester, Tennessee
e72—David Sanchez, frontman of thrash metal band Havok and host of the Riffs or Die podcast
David Sanchez (from the band Havok and the Riffs or Die podcast) talks about his influences (including the Stoics, George Carlin, and Frank Zappa), what it’s like to have an album-supporting tour canceled at the last minute because of the virus panic, and why so many of his colleagues in
e71—Dave Casey, host of [email protected] vs Goliath podcast and Mises Caucus organizer in Delaware
Dave Casey talks about recent developments in the saga surrounding the attempted hijacking of the Libertarian Party of Delaware, how the world has changed since 9/11, and how he has built his unique real-world business. [email protected] vs Goliath podcast Wheelys Farmstand Cafe on Facebook [email protected] vs Goliath (Episode 16):
e70—Doug Stuart, CEO of the Libertarian Christian Institute
Doug Stuart talks about social justice from a libertarian and a Christian perspective, why his desire to help others led him to study economics, and the moral problems with desiring to control other people. Decentralized Revolution listeners get 50 percent off the audiobook of Faith Seeking Freedom: Libertarian Christian Answers
e69—Angela McArdle and Michael Heise on the 2022 LNC elections
Angela McArdle and Michael Heise discuss Angela's run for LNC chair, preparations for the Reno convention, and the candidates for LNC vice chair.
e68—Dr. Michael R. Edelstein, author of Three Minute Therapy
Dr. Michael R. Edelstein (author of Three Minute Therapy) outlines the principles of rational emotive therapy (REBT), how libertarians can stay motivated and avoid infighting, and what Ayn Rand got wrong about self-esteem. Dr. Edelstein's blog at Psychology Today Three Minute Therapy podcast:
e67—Jenin Younes, litigation counsel for the New Civil Liberties Alliance
Jenin Younes (litigation counsel for the New Civil Liberties Alliance) talks about how her career as a public defender in New York, how and why she became the “Lefty Lockdown Skeptic” (@Leftylockdowns1) on Twitter, and her work fighting for civil liberties in the new landscape of the last couple of
e66—Karlyn Borysenko, organizational psychologist and ex-Democrat
Karlyn Borysenko (Dr. Karlyn.com and @DrKarlynB on Twitter) talks about how woke politics prompted her to explore other viewpoints, what it’s like to go viral unintentionally, and her impressions of the Libertarian Party, especially the Mises Caucus. Links: "After Attending a Trump Rally, I Realized Democrats Are Not Ready For
e65—David Hynes, Mises Caucus board member
Mises Caucus board member David Hynes discusses his recent article re-iterating the three-pronged strategy the Mises Caucus is using to pursue libertarian political success given that we’re vastly outnumbered and playing a rigged game. Offer feedback and guest suggestions at communications at lpmisescaucus.com TakeHumanAction.com Paid for by Mises PAC
e64—Follow the Science: On Lockdowns and Liberty
Two of the filmmakers behind the forthcoming docuseries Follow the Science: On Lockdowns and Liberty discuss the importance of telling the story the corporate media is suppressing, why they’re remaining anonymous for the time being, and what they’d most like to hear from a whistleblower. To support his project,
e63—Corey DeAngelis, national director of research at the American Federation for Children
Corey DeAngelis (@DeAngelisCorey), national director of research at the American Federation for Children, discusses his passion for advocating that school funding follow each student to wherever parents choose to send them as well as how the last 18 months has affected both government schools and trends in homeschooling. From Corey
e62—Kyle Anzalone, assistant editor at Antiwar.com and news editor at The Libertarian Institute
Kyle Anzalone (@KyleAnzalone_) is assistant editor at Antiwar.com, news editor at The Libertarian Institute, and co-host of the Conflicts of Interest podcast. On this episode, he discusses the long-awaited pullout from Afghanistan, the Biden administration’s foreign policy tendencies, and the “pivot to Asia” and what that might mean for China’s
e61—Glenn Jacobs, mayor of Knox County, Tenn. and pro wrestling superstar Kane
Glenn Jacobs discusses his longtime interest in libertarianism and Austrian economics, what it’s been like as mayor throughout the COVID fiasco, and how libertarian ideas have the best chance of success at the local level. Austrian Economics with Glenn Jacobs: Glenn Jacobs on The Bob Murphy Show: Glenn Jacobs on
e60—James Bovard, libertarian journalist
James Bovard (@JimBovard) discusses the latest news on the COVID front, the events of Jan. 6, the Deep State’s tactics against libertarians and other dissenters, and the role of the corporate media. Links to James Bovard's books James Bovard articles mentioned this episode: "The Feds are Coming for Libertarians" "My
e59—Patrick Newman, Mises Institute fellow and economics professor at Florida Southern College
Patrick Newman discusses why the Austrian approach to economics is still a minority view in academia, the similarities between the 2008 crash and the 2021 economy, and the parallels between the Progressive Era and the “woke” corporatism of today. Join Patrick Newman—along with Tom Woods, Dave Smith, Michael Boldin, Scott
e58—Mises Caucus state organizers Linnea Gabbard, Will Hobson, and Celicia Slafter
Linnea Gabbard (Arkansas), Will Hobson (Oregon), and Celicia Slafter (Florida) explain why they became state organizers for the Libertarian Party Mises Caucus, what that role entails, and the unique issues in each of their states. To get more involved with the Mises Caucus, visit the the Meet the Team page and scroll
e57—Reinita Susman and Nick Nikides, filmmakers of the Mises Caucus documentary The Unseen
Reinita Susman and Nick Nikides are the writer and director, respectively, of The Unseen, a documentary film from LPMC California's media team about four small business owners struggling to survive during the 2020 lockdowns. Watch the The Unseen trailer here: The only screening currently scheduled is the one
e56—Sheldon Richman, author of Coming to Palestine and executive editor of The Libertarian Institute
Sheldon Richman explains the history of Palestine and the State of Israel, and why that history is crucial to understanding the present-day conflict. Coming to Palestine by Sheldon Richman Sheldon Richman recommends Mondoweiss for current events news and analysis about the history of Palestine and the State of Israel and,
e55—Dr. Ron Paul, libertarian hero
Dr. Ron Paul looks back on his career and shares stories about his early encounters with libertarian icons and their works, his experiences with the LP, and the need for the liberty movement to have a positive culture. Watch this episode on Facebook or YouTube. Visit The Ron Paul Institute
e54—Gerard Casey, libertarian philosopher and author of Freedom’s Progress? A History of Political Thought
Gerard Casey discusses his recent trilogy of books (Hidden Agender, After #MeToo, and ZAP: Free Speech and Tolerance in the Light of the Zero Aggression Principle) exploring the political climate around free speech and tolerance, his lifelong journey toward libertarianism and Christianity, and the history of the idea of liberty—including
e53—Lyman Bishop, founder and CEO of Hoplite Armor
Lyman Bishop (founder, owner, and CEO of Hoplite Armor (855-ARMOR-01)) shares his story of creating innovative body armor products for use by “the common man,” his policy of not selling to law enforcement departments or militaries, and his 2020 run for Montana governor as a Libertarian—as well as his possible
e52—Angela McArdle, candidate for chair of Libertarian National Committee
Angela McArdle is a Mises Caucus board member and the chair of the Libertarian Party of Los Angeles County. She shares her decision to run for chair of the Libertarian National Committee, the need for LP national to have much better messaging, and the response she’s getting as she campaigns
e51—Scott Beyer, urban affairs journalist at the Market Urbanism Report
Scott Beyer is an urban affairs journalist who owns and manages the Market Urbanism Report, which reports on attempts to help cities function better through free-market policy. Scott discusses what’s working and what’s not in American cities and the challenge of getting city insiders to consider market-oriented reforms. He also