This episode, Nathan talks about Parkinson's law. Cyril Northcote Parkinson observed "work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion", but this valuable knowledge can be applied to way more than just personal productivity. What does it

Justin Longo joins us to talk about Liberty On The Rocks and the economics of freedom. We get into why decentralizing organizations is a good thing, and what this has meant for his project, LOTR. We also discuss money, and the decentralizing of currency

Part 2 of 2. In this episode, Nathan takes on a very uncomfortable issue, one that hits very close to home for him, mental illness and how the mentally ill would be able to receive help if there were no State programs to provide it. Is there be a better

Part 1 of 2. Nathan tackles some gray areas in the Non Aggression Principle, particularly pertaining to the recent protests in Ferguson, MO. What constitutes an actual act of aggression? When does danger become a threat? Is unwanted noise from rowdy nei

Drew Sample Joins us to discuss Lessons of counter economics and agorism in the hit show Trailer Park Boys. We discuss alternative currencies, building without permits and operating a business without a license. This was more of a fun show than serious,

Michael W. Dean joins us to discuss the new rules of radio. Michael is one of the few talk radio hosts that doesn't conform to the left/right mouthpiece role, filled by most professional broadcasters. We discuss how talk radio is changing, and how he is

Ken Poirier joins us to talk about GamerGate, feminism vs females, a digital battle of the sexes, and a whole lot more. Also touched on in this episode, illegal downloads and minimum income. Ken's site can be found at LegendaryPowerGames. LiveFreeFM i

Jake Shannon joins us to discuss things that might make you uncomfortable. First, we talk about some of the dangers of group think, inside the liberty movement, and how thinking outside of the box is important, even for groups outside of the box. We als

This is a show for anybody new to the Truth Movement or the Liberty Movement. In this episode, we focus on how to sift through good and bad information as you dive down the rabbit hole of new, exciting, and, sometimes, overwhelming areas of study. How

Warning, We had a slight technical problem recording this episode, so the audio has a few spots where it cuts out. This weeks topic was on why regulating markets never gives the desired result. We cover such things as Regulatory Capture and the Iron L