Show Notes: Episode 22. Vices Are Not Crimes In this episode, Alex Ooley discusses the work of Lysander Spooner, “Vices Are Not Crimes: A Vindication of Moral Liberty.”
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Show Notes: Episode 21. Should School Teachers Be Armed? In this episode, Alex Ooley is joined by his father, Mike Ooley, to discuss new legislation in Indiana that promotes armed
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Show Notes: Episode 19. The Forge of Freedom – What Should You Know as a New Gun Owner? In this episode, Alex Ooley is joined by his father, Mike Ooley,
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Show Notes: Episode 18. The Forge of Freedom – Why Would an Innocent Person Plead Guilty? In this episode, Alex Ooley discusses why an innocent Defendant might plead guilty.
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Show Notes: Episode 17. The Forge of Freedom – Were the Perpetrators of the Holocaust Just Following Orders? What is the Milgram Experiment? In this episode, Alex Ooley discusses an
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Show Notes: Episode 16. The Forge of Freedom – NRA Annual Meeting (NRAAM) Recap with Mike Ooley In this episode, Alex Ooley is joined by his father, Mike Ooley, to
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Show Notes: Episode 15. The Forge of Freedom – “I, Pencil” In this episode, Alex Ooley shares the short story, “I, Pencil.” Resources: https://fee.org/resources/i-pencil/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5Gppi-O3a8 https://mises.org/library/i-pencil https://mises.org/library/anything-thats-peaceful-case-free-market https://cdn.mises.org/Anything%20Thats%20Peaceful%20The%20Case%20for%20the%20Free%20Market_2.pdf https://www.nationalreview.com/2021/10/in-defense-of-i-pencil/
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Show Notes: Episode 14. The Forge of Freedom – Positive & Negative Rights In this episode, Alex Ooley discusses the idea of positive and negative rights. Resources: Episode 5
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Show Notes: 2023-04-02 Episode 13. The Forge of Freedom – Stoicism (with Aaron Spurling) In this episode, Alex Ooley is joined by Aaron Spurling to discuss Stoicism. Resources:
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Show Notes: Episode 12. The Forge of Freedom – Stand Your Ground In this episode, Alex Ooley discusses the legal doctrine known as “Stand Your Ground.” Sorry, the Zimmerman