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
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Show Notes Episode 148. War, Peace, and the State (by Murray Rothbard) In this episode of the Forge of Freedom podcast, Alex Ooley discusses the essay ‘War, Peace, and the
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“The Trump Assassination Attempt Exposes the Establishment’s Deceitfulness” by Connor O’Keeffe
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“From the establishment’s perspective, if there really were a domestic figure placed on the American political scene by the Russian government with the purpose of abolishing the democratic process and
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This level of debt is not sustainable. Many politicians will talk about the debt, but very few will actually do anything about it. JUST IN: 🇺🇸 US federal interest payments
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Show Notes Episode 125. From Leftism to Liberty, a Personal Journey with Michael Rectenwald Michael Rectenwald, a former NYU professor and now a presidential candidate on the Libertarian Party
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Episode 113. The Only Good One Is a Closed One: No Reform of Government Schools (with Marina Rocha)
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Show Notes: Episode 113. The Only Good One Is a Closed One: No Reform of Government Schools (with Marina Rocha) In this episode, Marina Rocha discusses the problems with government
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During my undergraduate studies, I presented at an undergraduate research conference. It was 2010 and shortly after the housing market collapse, the bank bailouts, and the automotive bailouts. I was