Fri, 29 July 2016
Adam Smith is consistently held up as the great founder of economics and herald of capitalism. Murray Rothbard energetically disputed this characterization. Others, in turn, have criticized Rothbard's criticism. So what are we to think? |
Thu, 28 July 2016
What exactly is the ideology of the "Social Justice Warrior"? What do you do when you're targeted by one, whether at work or in general? Vox Day -- popular blogger, author, SJW slayer, and polymath -- joins me for background and strategy. |
Tue, 26 July 2016
The infamous 28 pages from a joint congressional intelligence inquiry regarding 9/11 were finally declassified, and the media told us there was nothing to see in them. Not true. Award-winning reporter Larisa Alexandrovna joins me for the real story. |
Mon, 25 July 2016
Tom Ciccotta is president of the Bucknell University Class of 2017 and president of the College Republicans. He is also a staff writer for Breitbart News and co-host and producer of the Milo Yiannopoulos Show. |
Sat, 23 July 2016
Jeff Deist, Ron Paul's former chief of staff, joins me to discuss current events as well as the coming week's Mises University summer program, which can boast many illustrious graduates and is my favorite week of the year. |
Fri, 22 July 2016
Now the fashionable trend on college campuses involves campaigns for university administrations to divest from investments connected to fossil fuels. Pierre Desrochers blasts this to smithereens. |
Thu, 21 July 2016
What's going on at the Republican Convention, and in the 2016 race? What should we think of Trump and the Giuliani/Christie convention? And what's likely to happen in November? Murray Sabrin joins me for the inside scoop. |
Wed, 20 July 2016
You care only about profits! What about more important things? We've all heard that. Profits are in fact an indispensable ingredient of civilization itself. I explain how in today's episode. |
Mon, 18 July 2016
Socialism has become fashionable again, especially among young people. Tom DiLorenzo's new book smashes it in delightful and memorable style. |
Fri, 15 July 2016
Ep. 695 Thomas Sowell, Robert Nozick, and Richard Epstein: The Good and Bad in Three Fellow Travelers
A listener wrote to ask if I might do a show covering a few names who will be familiar to many listeners as sympathizers but not quite Austro-libertarians, and take a look at the good and the bad. David Gordon joins me to discuss Sowell, Nozick, and Epstein. Enjoy! |
Tue, 12 July 2016
Michael Malice discusses his recent Observer article in support of the secession of American states. I throw some common objections at him, and the result is our usual festival of knowledge and fun. |
Sun, 10 July 2016
Robin Koerner joins me to discuss how we can most effectively bring people over to our side. And it's not how you may think. |
Wed, 6 July 2016
Brian McGlinchey, creator of 28Pages.org, joins me to discuss the much-discussed, but entirely redacted "28 pages" of an important intelligence report on 9/11. |
Sun, 3 July 2016
Ep. 691 Key Promoter of Iraq War Now Embraces Ron Paul and Nonintervention: A Tom Woods Show Exclusive
Jim Hale served as media relations director for the Committee for the Liberation of Iraq, a key pro-war organization that boasted such members as John McCain, George Shultz, and Bob Kerrey (senator from Nebraska). He is now a Tom Woods Show listener and a convert to noninterventionist foreign policy. |
Sat, 2 July 2016
Environmental protection is one of those hard subjects for libertarianism. Ryan Yonk, co-author of a new book on the subject, joins us to discuss non-bureaucratic ways to think about it. |