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The podcast promoting free markets, free minds, and grateful souls.
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Murphy Updates His Economic Outlook for the US
Bob explains his current thinking on the US economy, specifically in relation to CPI inflation, employment, and the yield curve / recession.
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Stephan Kinsella on Rothbard's Contributions to Legal Theory
Stephan joins Bob to discuss his new book, Legal Foundations of a Free Society. They cover Rothbard's contributions to legal theory, as well as Bob and Stephan's differing entry points into libertarianism.
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Caesar's Realm, God's Kingdom: Anarchism as a Biblical Response to Earthly Power
On March 27, 2024, Bob delivered this talk (as one of several) to the Free Enterprise Society at Oklahoma State University.
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WInston Ewert Asks: Is the Human Mind a Computer?
Winston Ewert is a computer scientist and mathematician with numerous publications in the Intelligent Design (ID) field, including co-authored works with William Dembski. He joins Bob to discuss his recently published essay (a chapter in a collection) on the algorithmic model of the human mind.
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David Ramsay Steele on the Spirit World and George Orwell
David Ramsay Steele has a new collection of essays out, and he joins Bob to discuss. Much of the conversation focuses on whether it makes sense to believe in spirits, as well as the life and changing views of George Orwell.
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JP Cortez Pushes For Sound Money at the State Level
JP Cortez is Executive Director of the Sound Money Defense League. He joins Bob to discuss the League's strategy and their various successes.
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Hot Topics
Bob knows how to hit on the hot topics in every episode. And he does it in a way that everyone can understand.
Excellent explanations of complex topics
Bob does an amazing job of breaking down complex topics and explaining them for the listener. Love the diverse subject matter!
Humor, Intelligence, Entertainment
This podcast has it all. Bob is a lovable explainer of many things. Mostly economic, but you never know where Bob might go.