Liberty Chronicles
Ep. 85: America Was Founded by Runaways and Renegades, Part 2
What is the real origin story of America?
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Building Tomorrow
Imagine if We Paid for Food like We Do Healthcare
A thought experiment showing just how dysfunctional and distorting our health insurance system is.
essays
The Functions of the State
In pursuit of understanding what the state may legitimately do, Donisthorpe explains what modern states actually do.
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The Structure of the State
Donisthorpe stakes his claim for democracy, both the general trend of history and the first step to a more individualistic world.
columns
The Spanish Enlightenment and the Founding Fathers
The scholars of the Spanish Enlightenment are often overlooked as influencial to political thought throughout the Americas.
columns
William Lloyd Garrison and Frederick Douglass on Disunionism
Smith discusses the importance of Garrison’s call for the free states to secede from the Union, and the eventual disagreement with Frederick Douglass.
Prototype
Smarter Together, to What Ends? A Review of AIQ
Education alone won’t dispel fear of artificial intelligence.
Free Thoughts
Why Being Poor is Expensive (with Ryan Bourne)
Ryan Bourne joins us today to discuss the intricate hardships that the poor in the United States are experiencing.
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The Genius of American Liberty, Part 2
In the second half of her epic poem, Whipple allows even the most anti-Lincoln of observers insight into the Civil War as a libertarian moment.
Building Tomorrow
Is Amazon HQ2 Worth it?
Vanessa Calder joins us this week to discuss whether or not residents of Crystal City, VA and Queens, NY should be excited by the arrival of Amazon.
essays
The Genius of American Liberty, Part 1
In the first half of Whipple’s epic poem, the spirit of freedom (embodied in the form of an ageless eagle) watches over its chosen country.
Liberty Chronicles
America was Founded by Runaways & Renegades, with Joseph Kelly, Part 1
Professor Joseph Kelly tells us the forgotten story of Stephen Hopkins and how the Virginia Company lacked real leadership & direction.
columns
Three Widely Believed Economic Fallacies
The economic fallacies tackled here are the zero sum game, that order requires design, & that consumption is the key to growth.
columns
Economic Education and Classical Liberalism
Horwitz outlines his editorial vision for economics content on Libertarianism.org.
Free Thoughts
Bringing Wealth to the Poor (with Michael Tanner)
Michael Tanner joins us to discuss the dimensions that affect poverty including; felony convictions, lack of education, & housing policies.
columns
Federalism in Proudhon and Ostrom
Modern political economist Vincent Ostrom & classical anarchist Pierre-Joseph Proudhon envisioned societies with overlapping centers of power.
Building Tomorrow
Place Your Political Bets
Continuing our discussion with John Aristotle Phillips, we discuss how PredictIt may actually inspire more people to seek out the truth in politics.
Books for Libertarians
Books for Libertarians
