Host: Rick Koerber. Co-Host: Les McGuire In this episode Rick and Les discuss the roots of capitalism and freedom and Milton Friedmans book on the subject. The way to change society is NOT electing n

Host: Rick Koerber If we are deceived about principles, we cannot progress because we don’t know what we don’t know.  If you don’t “wake up and you don’t have the facts, you don’t have an argument.” Other topics: Iraq War Debate and whether or not Pres...

Host: Rick Koerber with Guest Les McGuire - "Prosperity is up to me." In this episode Les McGuire joined Free Capitalist Radio for the first time. Rick and Les discussed the basic of "what capitalism is" and how that reality can help individual men an...

Host: Rick Koerber - Episode 2: Rick discusses Judge Alito's confirmation hearings, Sen. Leahy's "socialist" ideas and the basic principles of capitalism. Caller Kevin and Rick discuss: What is capitalism? Is the first principle of capitalism virtue?

Host: Rick Koerber - On October 31, 2005 Rick launched Free Capitalist Radio from AM 630 KKTK in Salt Lake City Utah. This is the only known recording of the show (and even this recording is a partial or incomplete record of the episode) where Rick in...

American Founders University lecture series on The 13 Principles of Prosperity™ by Rick Koerber.  Published in conjunction with the American Liberty Society™.

Introduction lecture to The 13 Principles of Prosperity™.  You can also listen to this lecture on the iTunes podcast of Free Capitalist Radio™ or on Soundcloud.

Rick was interviewed by Clark Aposhian on AM630 in Salt Lake City (KTKK, K-TALK)  on August 22, 2014 about the dismissal of all criminal charges in USA v. Koerber (Case No. 09-cr-302) and the court finding excessive prosecutorial misconduct and violati...

Rick tackles the false notion that we can advocate for liberty and make true progress in the United States, or beyond - by focusing only on politics.  Instead, as Rick outlines, we must advance liberty by restoring home and family.

  - Rick address the question of whether or not the liberty movement is failing because it has not made any significant strategic success in halting the ever increasing role of federal, state and local governments in the lives of citizens and families.