32 Minutes Suitable For All Ages Pete invited the academic vice president of the Mises Institute and professor of economics at Pace University in NYC, Dr Joseph Salerno, to come on the show. Dr Joe has been lecturing for a few decades on why socialism can never work...
92 Minutes PG-13 Pete invited the host of the School Sucks Podcast, Brett Veinotte, to return to the show to have a discussion about where they see society headed in a "post-Covid-19" world. SchoolSucks.com Link to Richard Grove's Autonomy Course Donate at the...
86 Minutes Strong Language Pete invited Vin Armani to return to the show to continue their conversation from a few weeks ago where they made predictions on what tyranny would be wrought from the government's response to the CV-19 pandemic. This time Vin and Pete talk...
49 Minutes PG-13 Pete invited the policy director for the "Sound Money Defense League," JP Cortez, to come on the show. They explain why this was never "the greatest economy in history," and why expecting things to return to normal is wishful thinking. They also talk...
68 Minutes PG-13 Pete invited Jim Davidson to come on the show. Jim has been a libertarian and agorist since the early 90s and has information to share. They start off talking about Jim's path to agorism and then get into Jim's attempts to engage in commerce in...
38 Minutes Safe for Work Pete had a talk with Swedish libertarian Joakim Ohlrogge. He lives in the epicenter of Sweden's Covid-19 cases and wanted to come on to talk about the unorthodox response Sweden is taking to the pandemic. Sweden has been criticized because...
85 Minutes PG-13 Pete invited Scott Horton as co-host/commentator in an episode where they talk to Oklahoma City Bombing researcher, Richard Booth. Richard has spent the last 5-6 years gathering everything he can access on the OKC bombing including, TV reports, FBI...
51 Minutes Safe for Work Pete invited Mises.Org editor Ryan McMaken to return to the show to discuss the subjects of the articles he's been covering recently about the government, and the public's response, to the Covid-19 crisis. Ryan's Mises.org Page Link to Richard...
