Join us as we try to radicalize more normies. Can people from two very different political camps find common ground? One of the hosts is inspired by Chomsky and would consider themselves an anarchist in the left, traditional sense. The other is a radical an-cap inspired by Rothbard and Austrian Economics. Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anarcho-griftism/support
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