56 Minutes Suitable for All Ages Pete noticed someone calling themself an objectivist on Twitter making the claim that people don't own themselves, so Pete invited Vin Armani to return to the show to talk about the concept. Vin wrote a book entitled "Self-Ownership:...
41 Minutes Suitable for All Ages One of Pete's favorite libertarian books is "The Left, the Right and the State' by Lew Rockwell. Lew agreed to come on the show and talk about some of the themes in the book and Pete was happy to have him on. Llewellyn H. Rockwell,...
68 Minutes Suitable for All Ages Pete invited investigative journalist Jeremy R Hammond to come back on the show. Jeremy is continuing his work exposing how the State, with its cohorts in the media, hold back any negative reports about vaccine injuries that occur, and...
79 Minutes PG-13 Pete did another exclusive "Ask Me Anything" for his supporters and invited the great Scott Horton to answer questions ranging from the new Star Wars movies to, of course, foreign policy... and domestic hopes for expanded liberty. Scott Horton is...
40 Minutes Safe for Work Pete invited writer Stefan Klovning to join him for a conversation about how a Libertarian in Norway views the United States' insane politics, and to talk about a few of the articles he's written that have been republished at...
65 Minutes Some Strong Language Pete has been wanting to do an episode on the situation with the Uighur population in northwest China so he invited Bird from the Friends Against Government podcast. Bird did his thesis for his political science degree on the history of...
66 Minutes PG-13 Pete invited Monica Perez, the host of the Monica Perez show on WSB Radio in Atlanta, to come back on the show to have a lively discussion about the recent "interview" of Edward Snowden on the Joe Rogan Experience. Monica is also the host of the...
17 Minutes Suitable for All Ages With the U.S. government announcing the death of Abū Bakr al-Baghdadi I thought to ask Scott Horton to give about 15 minutes of commentary as to what this should mean to the future of U.S. foreign policy. Antiwar.com Fool's Errand...
