Show Notes Episode 166. NRA at a Crossroads with John Richardson In this episode of the Forge of Freedom podcast, host Alex Ooley speaks with John Richardson about the current
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Episode 165. National Reciprocity: A Trojan Horse? In this episode of the Forge of Freedom podcast, host Alex Ooley discusses the concept of national reciprocity in relation to firearms
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Episode 164. Embracing Winter In the latest episode of “The Forge of Freedom,” host Alex Ooley celebrates the podcast’s second anniversary while discussing the philosophical and cultural significance of winter.
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Jury nullification is one of the cornerstones of liberty, but the State generally doesn’t want you to know about it. So, we are telling you about it. Check out
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Episode 163. The War on Drugs Revisited: A Catastrophic Failure of Policy and Morality
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Episode 163. The War on Drugs Revisited: A Catastrophic Failure of Policy and Morality In this episode of the Forge of Freedom podcast, host Alex Ooley discusses the war on
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Episode 162. Why Christmas Falls on December 25th – History and Symbolism In this Christmas-themed episode of the Forge of Freedom podcast, host Alex Ooley discusses the significance of December
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Episode 161. 10 Libertarian Classics You Need to Read: Forging a Path to Freedom In this episode of the Forge of Freedom podcast, host Alex Ooley discusses the importance
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UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson’s recent murder has sparked heated debates online, with some progressives celebrating his death as a form of ‘working-class justice.’ However, as Connor O’Keefe from the Mises
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Episode 160. Wars Don’t Enhance Freedom, They Destroy Liberty In this episode of the Forge of Freedom podcast, host Alex Ooley discusses two significant articles on foreign policy, focusing on
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Episode 159. Middle of the Road Policy Leads to Socialism In this episode, Alex Ooley discusses the influential ideas of Ludwig von Mises, particularly focusing on his essay ‘Middle