The Tom Woods Show

Michael Malice joins me to discuss the recent summit meeting between North and South Korea, in which a North Korean leader set foot in the South for the first time ever. What does it all mean?

Show notes for Ep. 1146

Direct download: woods_2018_04_30.mp3
Category:Talk Radio -- posted at: 2:02pm EDT

Ben Settle, my email marketing mentor, is one of my favorite guests: nonstop insights into business, marketing, and life. I could talk to him all day. I subscribe to his Email Players newsletter, and I'm a faithful reader of his daily emails.
 
Among the points we cover:
 
-- how to make money from trolls who hate you;
-- why you should ignore the latest "ninja tactic," and first master the fundamentals;
-- the wrong strategy, which is bound to fail, for your online business
-- how neediness is crushing you in business and in life;
-- how to make yourself invulnerable to SJW attacks on your livelihood;
-- why you should never even consider "virtue signaling";
-- the easiest business in the world to start;
-- how to drive traffic;
-- the key book for newbies to read;
-- the value of shaming;
 
and a lot more.
 
Direct download: woods_2018_04_28.mp3
Category:Talk Radio -- posted at: 1:45pm EDT

In something of a potpourri episode, Scott Horton and I discuss the real truth about presidential war powers under the Constitution, plus the empire's highly successful propaganda apparatus, the military-industrial complex's tactics, and much more.
 
This episode is taken from my recent appearance on the Scott Horton Show.
 
Direct download: woods_2018_04_27.mp3
Category:Talk Radio -- posted at: 4:24pm EDT

Stoyan Penchev joins me to discuss the status of liberty and statism, and the state of public opinion, in eastern Europe in particular and Bulgaria in particular.

Show notes for Ep. 1143

Direct download: woods_2018_04_26.mp3
Category:Talk Radio -- posted at: 4:31pm EDT

Why does politics so consistently yield perverse outcomes, of a sort it would be unthinkable to encounter in the private sector? Bob Murphy joins me for a discussion of Public Choice theory, which applies an understanding of economic incentives to the way political institutions operate.

Show notes for Ep. 1142

Direct download: woods_2018_04_25.mp3
Category:Talk Radio -- posted at: 6:10pm EDT

Henry Sire, who originally published his book The Dictator Pope under a pen name, joins me for some background and insight into Jorge Mario Bergoglio, who as Pope Francis has presided over confusion and controversy.

Show notes for Ep. 1141

Direct download: woods_2018_04_24.mp3
Category:Talk Radio -- posted at: 5:59pm EDT

Patrick Newman, who recently edited a brand new Rothbard book out of the archives, joins me for a bird's-eye overview of one of the least understood periods of American history.

Show notes for Ep. 1140

Direct download: woods_2018_04_23.mp3
Category:Talk Radio -- posted at: 5:32pm EDT

Today's episode covers a wide range of topics: the origins of Trump, fallacies of protectionism, how to respond to critics who say libertarianism has never been tried, plus Somalia, working conditions under capitalism, why libertarianism is attacked when we're so marginal, the increasing use of "classical liberal" by creeps, and more.
 
This episode is drawn from my recent appearance on the Free Man Beyond the Wall podcast.
 
Direct download: woods_2018_04_19.mp3
Category:Talk Radio -- posted at: 5:30pm EDT

Kevin Dixie, owner and founder at No Other Choice Firearms Training, talks Second Amendment, crime, safety, and what it's like dealing with the "black leadership" when you're teaching black folks how to defend themselves.

Show notes for Ep. 1138

Direct download: woods_2018_04_18.mp3
Category:Talk Radio -- posted at: 2:26pm EDT

Professor William Anderson joins me to discuss the perverse incentives in the American legal system that work against the accused and their ability to fight back against abuses and outrages perpetrated against them.

Show notes for Ep. 1137

Direct download: woods_2018_04_17.mp3
Category:Talk Radio -- posted at: 4:03pm EDT