MisesUK.Org Podcast: Recent Episodes
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The Mindcrime Liberty Show makes the case for why Libertarians, Paleoconservatives, and other reactionaries shouldn’t be overly concerned about Mamdani’s recent victory in the New York City mayor’s race. First, Mamdani is likely neither a radical socialist nor a radical jihadist. But even if he were, what power does he truly have? Culturally, Mamdani […]
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The Mindcrime Liberty show discusses time and its relationship to the industrialized managerial state. Did “time,” as we now measure it, even exist before industrialization and the rise of clocks? Are seasonal clock changes a good idea? Are centralized time zones beneficial? What exactly is “natural time,” considering that historical societies have had varied numbers […]
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Related posts:1. Douglas E. French’s When Movements Become Rackets: Review of the PFS Trilogy
The Mindcrime Liberty Show explores whether Disney is more “real” than the places it has replicated—Paris, London, and Japan. From an anthropological perspective, people worldwide, including Americans, treat Disney parks as pilgrimage sites (or what we commonly call “vacations”). When travelers visit Europe, they often flock to relics of the past—historic but static landmarks. Disney, […]
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Related posts:1. J.D. Vance in Paris: A Manifesto Against the Death of the West 2. The Emperor of Paris (2018): A Sewer’s-Eye View of Post-Revolution France 3. Ep 164: The Right-Wing Case for Abolishing the Police
Right-wingers typically have a pessimistic view of human nature, so why support a legally privileged class of people? Are the police today just another gang? Are militias and private security contractors a better option? Is self-defence the ultimate guarantee of protection?
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Related posts:1. Lao-Tzu and the Chinese Case for Liberty 2. Why Britain Punishes Self-Defence: The Martyna Ogonowska Case 3. A Nation Renewed: The Voice of Youth
How does one judge an organization which doesn’t have profits and losses? Are some non-profits merely front organizations for billionaires to further enrich themselves and create good PR for them? Are some non-profits merely rackets to gain further donations to keep the organization alive? Are non-profits merely holding centers for people who can’t find a […]
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Voluntary slavery, worship them, eugenics or something else?
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Will the stateless society which is mass immigration friendly fight as a unified cohesive whole or will there be too many divisions, free riders and even fifth columnists?
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To discuss all things about Sweden and Swedish-related topics, today we spoke with Klaus Bernpaintner, one of Sweden’s best known Misesians. In the podcast we covered the claim from Bernie Sanders that the Scandinavian Model and its high-tax welfare state system is some bastion of socialist perfection. We also spoke about the Sveriges Riksbank, one […]
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On today’s Libertarianism.UK Podcast, our guest is the spectacular and unmissable Godfrey Bloom speaking about King Charles the Woke, Brexit, money printing, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), Klaus Schwab, Rishi Sunak, the BBC, and much more in between. Just sit back, while we light the blue touch paper, and enjoy! Audio Version: Youtube Version: Rumble […]
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Today’s guest is Christopher Lingle, a Professor of Economics at the Escuela de Negocios at Universidad Francisco Marroquín in Guatemala and a Visiting Senior Fellow at the American Institute of Economic Research, along with connections to several other academic posts. We spoke about the political economy of Covid, along with other topics related to Covid […]
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Today’s guest is Natalie Fawn Danelishen, a.k.a. @Chesschick01 on Twitter. We spoke about her phenomenal success on raising awareness for the Austrian School, economics, and liberty, via Elon Musk’s social media giant, the Twitter platform. Beforehand, she talked about her own road to reach the Mises Institute, in Auburn, Alabama. Afterwards, we discussed how a […]
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Today, we spoke with Per Bylund, a Senior Fellow of the Mises Institute and Professor of Entrepreneurship at Oklahoma State University, about his recent book, How to Think about the Economy. During our conversation, we spoke about his journey from Sweden to Oklahoma, how the book came into existence, why it needed to come into […]
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Today, we spoke with Patrick Barron, an economic commentator and Mises.Org author, as well as formerly being a professor of economics at the University of Iowa. We talked about the recently reported stories concerning discussions between Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin about a new international trading settlements system based upon gold as the underlying security […]
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Today, we spoke with Michael McKay, a Lew Rockwell blog author, about the key principles of Austrian economics and how and why they can become a life navigation tool. Along the way, we covered choice analysis, decision management, relationship management, the life and times of the late great Yuri Maltsev, how to become a better […]
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Is modern society merely exploitative a la Ted Kaczynski? Is the modern state exploitative? Do the unemployed exploit the employed? Is capitalism as defined by Marx exploitative? Is everyone in the periphery exploited by the first world? Are absentee landlords exploitative? Are central banks defined by Mises exploitative? If exploitation does indeed exist, who exploits […]
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Today’s guest is Ken Yamarashi, the Everyday Samurai. We spoke about life, liberty, the body, and the mind, and how to tie up all four together into a single cohesive package. With a 33-year background in law enforcement and the military, Ken is a martial artist expert currently living in Japan with his own following […]
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On today’s show we spoke with Jeff Deist, Ron Paul’s right-hand man for many years, and for ten years the President of the Ludwig von Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama. We spoke about global libertarian strategy and divided the conversation into three segments. First of all, we discussed ‘what’ is libertarianism trying to achieve; then […]
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The Mindcrime Liberty Show discusses, why do seeming diametrically opposed intellectuals agree on so much? The Marxist Chris Cutrone and Libertarian Sean Gabb both agree on Ukraine as a proxy war and have similar views of the current existing political and economic ruling class. Is this agreement only surface level? Does this have to do […]
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In today’s show, our guest is Michael Liebowitz, the spokesman for the Libertarian Party of Connecticut, USA, and author of ‘Down the Rabbit Hole’, a book which discusses how the culture of penitential corrections within the United States encourages crime. We spoke mainly about the merits and chances of individual states within the US seceding […]
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In today’s show, our guest is Dominic Frisby, the TV show host, financial expert, voice talent, author, comedian, and musician. In the style of ‘Desert Island Discs’, we discuss his first album, ‘Libertarian Love Songs’, especially his ode to Lord Adonis, via his Brexit song, which he sang in Parliament Square on Brexit night. Audio […]
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In today’s show, our guest is Sean Ring, the writer behind ‘The Rude Awakening’, the online free newsletter which has 75,000 daily subscribers. He’s also an occasional writer at ‘The Daily Reckoning’. We discuss Sean’s recent Daily Reckoning article entitled ‘Give Up on the Idea of a Free Society’. Audio Version: Youtube Version: Rumble Version: […]
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Is a monopolist on law & order necessary? If so, how can you prevent anarcho-tyranny? Why do people follow laws anyway? If a private law society existed which laws would exist and how would such laws be enforced?
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In Part II of this podcast, tonight’s guest is once again Greg Moffitt, the host of the ‘Legalise Freedom’ podcast. In tonight’s show, we conclude last week’s ongoing discussion from Part I, which you can find by clicking on this link. Whilst speaking about the book by Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret, ‘COVID-19: The Great […]
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Tonight’s guest is Greg Moffitt, the host of the ‘Legalise Freedom’ podcast, which you can find here: https://legalise-freedom.com/ We spoke about the book by Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret, ‘COVID-19: The Great Reset’, and the way it’s being used as a future totalitarian global road map by many of the world’s governments. Audio Version Youtube […]
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Our latest guest on the podcast is Duncan Whitmore, a freelance writer and one of our main contributors here at Libertarianism.UK. We spoke about moving toward a libertarian political strategy. Audio Version Youtube Version Rumble Version If you’re interested in talking to Duncan Whitmore about his freelance writing, you can find out more, here: https://duncanwhitmore.com/ […]
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In our second Libertarianism.UK Podcast, I discuss with British economist Swithun Dobson, that most slippery of subjects, what actually is the State? To help us grow the podcast and create more content like this, please remember to like and share the video, subscribe to the channel, and click on the notification bell. Audio Version Youtube […]
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In our inaugural Libertarianism.UK Podcast, I discuss with the illustrious Sean Gabb the current state of UK politics. Audio Version Youtube Version Rumble Version Please remember to like and share the video to help spread the message. If you want to keep up-to-date with future podcasts, please subscribe to the appropriate channel. Timecodes 0:00 – […]
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If collecting rent is bad, isn’t collecting property taxes also bad? Why does the Left hate landlords but love the ultimate landlord, the State? Are land, housing and rent more expensive because of central banks giving out easy money? Do environmental regulations and licensing requirements make housing more expensive?
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Is mental illness merely a tool which ruling powers use to isolate and medicate those who don’t fit in? Is PTSD a rational response to witnessing horrors? What exactly is normal behaviour? Is mental illness merely a way to get around moral culpability? What causes mental illness if it does indeed exist? Is mental illness […]
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Most societies won’t go full Anabaptist and so will punish criminals for justice or deterrence. Lifetime incarceration, especially if it’s done humanely, is expensive (which typically requires taxing the innocent) and doesn’t really function as a punishment. On flip side, some prisons are deeply unpleasant: prisoners are locked in solitary confinement without human interaction, sunlight […]
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Source: https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-y4sem-… The Mindcrime Liberty Show is joined by Terminal Philosophy to discuss whether ad hominem arguments are useful. The ad hominem fallacy as well as the closely related whataboutism point is routinely viewed as an invalid form of argumentation. It is not a logical inconsistency rather a pragmatic inconsistency. In best practice, it is […]
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Sean Gabb on Scottish Liberty Podcast, 18th June 2019 Sean Gabb, former director of the Libertarian Alliance, Honorary Vice-President of the Ludwig von Mises Centre UK, and Director of the Centre for Ancient Studies joins us on episode 131 of the Scottish Liberty Podcast brought to you by Antony Sammeroff and Tom Laird.
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On Show 28 of the Mises UK Podcast, Andy Duncan speaks to Professor Guido Hülsmann about a new forthcoming book that he’s working on, based on the concept of a free lunch, or rather the political economy of gratuitousness. In a packed interview, along the way we also cover a pertinent encyclical by Pope Benedict […]
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On Show 27 of the Mises UK podcast, Andy Duncan speaks with Sean Gabb about his newly-published book: ‘Radical Coup: A Case for Reaction’. We concentrate on the main idea mapped out within it, which is Sean’s ‘frontal attack’ plan for taking English society and culture back away from a tax-eating statist Guardian-Reader elite, and […]
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On Show 26, Andy Duncan speaks with Doctor Andreas Tiedtke, from Mises Deutschland, about the Misesian praxeology of ten different individual state taxes, and how each type has different negative effects upon human behaviour. They examine how each one of these taxes wreaks its own particular kind havoc upon a free society, starting with the […]
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On Show 25, Andy Duncan speaks with one of our Mises UK Faculty members, Doctor Matteo Salonia, who lectures at King’s College in London, in early modern history, from the 15th century to the French Revolution. He’s also author of the recent book, ‘Genoa’s Freedom’. They talk about the influence of Niccolo Machiavelli, the infamous […]
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On Show 24 of the Mises UK Podcast, with host, Andy Duncan, we speak with our Caledonian man in Edinburgh, David Farrer, the power behind the throne on the ‘Freedom and Whisky’ blog site. We talk about the current state of Scotland as regards freedom, whisky, socialism, and secession, given the failure of the 2014 […]
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On Show 23 of the Mises UK Podcast, with regular host, Andy Duncan, we speak with Helio Beltrão, the founder and president of ‘Instituto Mises Brasil’, about the recent 200-year celebration of Karl Marx’s birth. We also cover the success that Mises Brasil has had spreading the ideas of Mises within Brazil and also, and […]
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On Show 22 of the Mises UK Podcast, Andy Duncan speaks with the Reverend Rory McClure, a Free Church Pastor for an independent evangelical church, about the subject of inequality in society, and how inequality measures up within Christianity. We touch upon Marx, the Old Testament, the New Testament, Pope Francis, socialism, and diversity. Sponsored […]
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On Show 21 of the MisesUK.Org podcast, Andy Duncan spoke with Tho Bishop, the Social Media and Press Editor at Mises.Org, in Auburn, Alabama, about the recent missile attack, on Syria. This was carried out by the U.S., the U.K., and the French governments, following an alleged ‘chemical attack’ on Douma, in Syria, supposedly carried […]
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On Show 20 of the MisesUK.Org podcast, regular host Andy Duncan spoke with Claudio Grass, a Mises Ambassador for the Mises Institute and a precious metals advisor based in Switzerland, about Hayek's ideas on the denationalisation of money. These stem from Hayek's book on this subject first published in 1976. They focussed on the removal of the state from the production of money and the relevancy of Hayek's ideas in this newer age of cryptocurrencies, along with the older monies of gold, silver, and other valuable commodities, possibly also becoming combined with the latest block chain technologies.
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Tonight, on Show 19 of the MisesUK.Org podcast, regular host Andy Duncan spoke with Ryan McMaken, who is editor of both ‘Mises Wire’ and ‘The Austrian’, at the Mises Institute, in Auburn, Alabama, as well as the host on ‘Radio Rothbard’. They spoke about trade wars, trade tariffs, and other such matters, particularly in regard […]
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Tonight, on show 18 of the MisesUK.Org podcast, regular host Andy Duncan spoke with Duncan Whitmore, who was the recent winner of our Mises UK Essay competition and who also spoke at our recent Mises UK conference. They spoke about economics, hard money, monetary inflation, the potential collapse of the EU, Brexit, the glorious Jacob Rees-Mogg MP, the abominable Theresa May PM, Hayek, Mises, the spread of Austrian School economics, localisation, secession, the Holy Roman Empire, the wonder of Switzerland, the British state’s National Health Service, and a few other measly extraneous matters.
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Tonight on Show 17 of the MisesUK.Org Podcast, Andy Duncan speaks with Tom Rogers about his Mises UK Essay, which was a runner-up in our 2017 Essay Competition. The essay was entitled, 'Oil wars: Is this an accurate summary of US-led interventions in the Middle East of the 21st century?'. We explore that topic in a little more depth, as we approach nearly three decades of heavy western involvement in the Middle East since President Reagan pulled out the U.S. Marines from Lebanon, in 1984. We also talk about the human nature of warfare, the philosophy of Thomas Hobbes, and the book 'Nineteen-Eighty-Four', by George Orwell, amongst other subjects.
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Tonight on Show 16 of the MisesUK.Org Podcast, Andy Duncan speaks with Austrian Economist, Swithun Dobson, about the 'Great British Economy'. They discuss the potential bubble in the British housing market, quantitative easing, British state deficits, the magic money tree of the Bank of England, the immediate future of the Conservative Party's leadership, Jacob Rees-Mogg, and the economic potential of Brexit.
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Though ultimately about the future, this will also be a speech that dwells on the past. The first past event that I wish to discuss is what happened in June 2017. When I stood down as Director of the Libertarian Alliance, I was asked if I had taken leave of my senses. I was not visibly broken down by age and ill health. I had evidently not run out of things to say. Why, then, was I steeping aside in favour of a young man who was nearly forty years my junior?...
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Duncan Whitmore on how economic decentralisation contributes towards economic prosperity.
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Swithun Dobson examines the nature of the British economy in the face of its constant interference by the UK government and the Bank of England.
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Jakub Jankowski speaks about the metapolitics of libertarianism and identitarianism in the UK and elsewhere.
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The political philosophy of Niccolò Machiavelli does not appear to be a pressing problem. Yet, it is with a sense of urgency that I speak to you today. The reinterpretation, and actually, the misinterpretation of this sixteenth-century writer has reached such a level of absurdity in the academia and it starts to be so widespread in popular culture that it’s now influencing even conservative and libertarian circles...
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George Pickering walks through the lessons he's learned from the Mises Institute, in Auburn, Alabama, and how we can apply them to help Mises UK thrive in the future, especially in comparison to organisations such as the Adam Smith Institute, and the Cato Institute.
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We are, I believe, at a turning point in history. I see a glimmer, the tiniest wee glimmer, of the ‘End of Socialism’. So what is socialism? At its core, it’s a religion of theft. And its God is ‘The State’. So what’s ‘The State’? Well, the state is a murderous organised criminal gang, aided and abetted by its intellectual bodyguards who get their cut by masking this criminality...
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Tonight, on our seventh MisesUK.Org podcast, Andy Duncan speaks with Yuri Maltsev, a Senior Fellow of the Ludwig Von Mises Institute and Professor of Economics in Wisconsin, as well as being an author of numerous books and many Austrian School articles. They compare and contrast President Donald Trump with President Vladimir Putin, examine how economics worked in the late Soviet Union, what Murray Rothbard was like to meet for the first time, and how they believe the future of Austrian Economics will go against Socialism.
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Tonight, on episode six, we spoke with Jeff Deist, the President of the Mises Institute, in Auburn, Alabama, about that phenomenon of our age, President Donald Trump. We covered his intricate use of Forbes magazine, his tax cuts, his 'record year' on the stock market, his appeal to libertarians, the xenophobia he causes amongst American socialists, along with much, much more, including secession, his political Teflon abilities, and whether he will run again in 2020.
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On our epic fifth podcast, Andy Duncan speaks with Sean Gabb, a Vice-Chairman of Mises UK, about a variant of that famous question from Monty Python's 'Life of Brian', what did the Romans, or the Greeks, ever do for us, in terms of modern western civilisation? We be cover the major Greek philosophers, Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and Epicurus, along with different Roman Emperors, including Nero, Caligula, and Constantine. Along the way, we explore the technological difference between us and the ancients, what we have to learn from the Byzantine Empire's resistance to the Moslem invasion from the East, plus the best and the worst of the Roman Empire's Emperors. As a special bonus, at the end of the program we also discover what the author Richard Blake might be doing in terms of his novel series on the Byzantine Empire.
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On the fourth episode of the MisesUK.Org Podcast, Andy Duncan discusses with Stephan Kinsella the concept, theory, and practice of Bitcoin ownership, amongst other topics, which include the use of Bitcoin as money, the comparison between gold and Bitcoin, and the possible collapse of states everywhere due to the current monetary revolution which states may have been too slow to respond to, for the sake of their own existence.
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Stephan Kinsella is Director of the Center for the Study of Innovative Freedom, and the Founding and Executive Editor of Libertarian Papers. His personal website is http://www.stephankinsella.com/.
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In our third MisesUK.Org podcast, Andy Duncan talks to Roman Skaskiw about Bitcoin. So, what is Bitcoin? Is it in a bubble, like Tulipmania? How can a Bitcoin have no 'intrinsic' value? What does 'intrinsic value' mean in a subjective world? Will the nascent world government ban Bitcoin to make it worthless? Can it actually ban Bitcoin even if it wanted to? Did the NSA invent Bitcoin? We explore all of these issues in this edition.
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In our second MisesUK.Org podcast, we talk to our Honorary President Godfrey Bloom about the current state of Brexit, whether it's being deliberately sabotaged by the UK's 'deep state', what its likely outcome is, what's going to happen with the Euro, whether the EU will collapse due to monetary failure, as well as much more, including a brief analysis of UKIP.
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