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What is "Non-Violent Communication" and what does it have to do with liberty? With Gretchen Wahlstedt
I speak with my sister, Gretchen Wahlstedt, about her experiences with Non-Violent Communication, what that actually means, and the role it can play …
5 years, 11 months ago
Why Japan is Different, ALSO: Next Week's Truly Indie Film Fest that You Won't Want to Miss
I talk with radio DJ and director of the Japan Indies Film Festival. We try to pin down what it is that makes Japan so awesome, touch on the role of …
5 years, 11 months ago
When Libertarians Cheer the Total State, with Don Boudreaux
I ask economics professor and columnist Don Boudreaux what the Hell is going on. He doesn't know either. We commiserate.
You can find Don at Cafe Haye…
5 years, 11 months ago
Kevin Kiley on his court victory against CA Governor Newsom
I speak with California legislator Kevin Kiley after the favorable ruling in his case against Governor Gavin Newsom's one-man rule.
My earlier episode…
5 years, 11 months ago
Kevin Kiley's Lawsuit Against Governor Newsom Could Set a Critical Precedent
I spoke with California legislator Kevin Kiley this week, about his (and fellow legislator James Gallagher's) lawsuit against Governor Newsom's auth…
5 years, 11 months ago
Kerry McDonald on a powerful weapon against teen depression. Also: What to do about Halloween!
Season 1 Episode 43
I speak with unschooling mom and homeschooling advocate Kerry McDonald about an upcoming 4-day webinar to help inspire teens' inner entrepreneurs – a…
5 years, 11 months ago
Bad assumptions drive bad policy: Masks and viruses, with Roger Koops
I speak with retired scientist Roger Koops, about the nature of viruses and how flawed assumptions about they operate in the natural world have drive…
5 years, 11 months ago
"They could have done this on any cold virus" - Kevin McKernan on PCR deception
Season 1 Episode 40
I speak with founder and CSO of Medicinal Genomics, Kevin McKernan, about some of the problems with PCR testing, as well as some of the incentives to…
6 years ago
Swedish MD Sebastian Rushworth on why the herd immunity question is not as simple as it appears
I speak with Swedish ER doctor Sebastian Rushworth, about the workings of the immune system and Covid-19. Among other insights: The media (and much o…
6 years ago
Jeremy Hammond: Central planning is just as deadly in public health as anywhere else.
I speak with independent journalist Jeremy Hammond about the problems of central planning and why it always leads to disastrous outcomes - even in th…
6 years ago