Podcast Episodes

WAL Daily 57: The Forgotten Man

Rhinehold discusses the subject of the article The Forgotten Man by William Graham Sumner, who that person is and how forcing humans to help each other by force rarely ever works.

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Published on 6 years, 8 months ago

WAL Daily 56: What to do with Confederate Statues?

Art or white supremacy? Reminder or oppressor? Culture or racism? There's not a clear course on what to do with Confederate Statues, even from a libertarian perspective, so Sarah Brady Wagne…

Published on 6 years, 9 months ago

WAL Daily 55: Citizens United

Rhinehold discusses Citizens United, the Supreme Court decision that affirmed free speech rights for individuals when they are acting in coordination with other individuals within a defined …

Published on 6 years, 9 months ago

340: The Swamp, Explained - Rob Quartel's Time on the George HW Bush Campaign

Rob Quartel served as Issues Director for two Presidential campaigns. After serving on Gerald Ford's 1976 campaign, he was the third person hired on George HW Bush's 1980 campaign. He details how the…

Published on 6 years, 9 months ago

WAL Daily 54: Bill Weld Leaving the Party?

WARNING This is a hot take on a preliminary report. Rhinehold, Paul Copeland, and Hodey Johns join up to talk about if Bill Weld has left the party, what that means, and what the Libertarian…

Published on 6 years, 9 months ago

WAL Daily 53: Woody the Warrior Sheds Light on Social Justice

Woody Johns join his brother Hodey Johns on the show this week to talk about social justice. Many libertarians hear the term and put up their defenses. You'll learn about why this is a poor …

Published on 6 years, 9 months ago

WAL Daily 52: Teaching the Bible in Public Schools

Vaughn Spargur from the research teams makes his debut on the podcast with Hodey Johns, and talks about the effects of public schools making a curriculum about Bible Literacy. While the pres…

Published on 6 years, 9 months ago

WAL Daily 51: Voting for Freedom

Join Hodey Johns and Paul Copeland as they do a current and historical dive on voting. The concept of voting being violence or supporting a broken system is put under the microscope as they …

Published on 6 years, 9 months ago

339: Venezuela's Constitutional Crisis

Chris Spangle, Harry Price, Aaron Ewert, and Alina Pabon discuss the constitutional crisis happening in Venezuela. What is happening? What role should the United States play?

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Published on 6 years, 9 months ago

WAL Daily 50: Government Programs and Libertarians

Many people think libertarians oppose all government programs. Is this true? Or do they just oppose the government doing them? Paul Copeland and Hodey Johns explore what roads, welfare, and …

Published on 6 years, 9 months ago