Post by Skyler J. Collins. Editor's Break 006 has Skyler looking at the idea that children need to be spanked or slapped in order to learn the danger in things like running into the streets, or touching a hot stove. Spoiler warning: spanking is totally u

Post by Skyler J. Collins. Editor's Break 005 is a look at the recent report by Oxfam that 8 billionaires have as much wealth as the poorest 3.6 billion people on Earth. Skyler examines why being wealthy may be a problem, but not necessarily, and how bes

Post by Skyler J. Collins. Editor's Break 004 is a look at the idea that in order for kids to show less disrespect toward adults, they must be spanked or slapped or punished in some way. Skyler doesn't pull any punches in looking at the root causes of di

Post by Skyler J. Collins. Editor's Break 003 is a look at the fallout from the Brian Banks rape case from a few years ago. Skyler gives a little history on the case that saw Brian Banks exonerated for the kidnapping and rape of Wanetta Gibson. He looks

Post by Skyler J. Collins. Editor's Break 002 is an exploration of the concept of political consent as it concerns both taxation and being bombed by predator drones. Skyler posted on Facebook the following, "People staying in an area with taxation means

Post by Skyler J. Collins. Editor's Break 001 is the introductory episode of a new podcast series by the Editor of EVC, Skyler J. Collins. Skyler hopes to release episodes frequently and keep them under 15 minutes. He'll cover new website content and wha

Episode 062 is the fourth part of the sporadic Parent Effectiveness Training mini-series. This episode is the recording of a recent workshop conducted by Phil on "active listening." Listen to Episode 062 (1h10m, mp3, 96kbps) Show Notes Facebook.com Profil

Post by Skyler J. Collins. Episode 062 is the fourth part of the sporadic Parent Effectiveness Training mini-series. This episode is the recording of a recent workshop conducted by Phil on “active listening.” Listen to Episode 062 (1h10m, mp3

Episode 061 is an interview of Austin Gee about his journey toward voluntaryism. He talks about listening to Hazlitt and reading Tom Woods early while growing up as a Utah Republican, eventually making the leap to libertarian, anarcho-capitalist, and then

Post by Skyler J. Collins. Episode 061 is an interview of Austin Gee about his journey toward voluntaryism. He talks about listening to Hazlitt and reading Tom Woods early while growing up as a Utah Republican, eventually making the leap to libertarian,