Ep. 1738 The Anti-Lockdown Side Is Growing
Now even the political left, which should have opposed the lockdowns from the beginning, is speaking out against lockdowns, as we can see in an important piece that appeared in Jacobin magazine.
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Ep. 1736 Little-Known Presidential Power Grabs
Here's an episode's worth of material that I venture to guess no high school student learned in history class, and which pays particular attention to how presidents have grabbed war powers for
Ep. 1737 Bob Murphy on How Money Works, and Against MMT
The great economist Bob Murphy joins me to overturn misconceptions about money, including the particular misunderstanding popular among Bernie Sanders supporters. Sponsor: Hydrant
Ep. 1735 Dave Rubin on How Political Disagreement Became Semi-Warfare
Dave Rubin, host of the popular Rubin Report, joins me to discuss the phenomenon whereby vigorous debate has degenerated into warring camps. Sponsor: Skillshare (https://skillshare.com/woods) Show
Ep. 1734 Labor Needs a Free Market, and Other Libertarian Lessons
Sheldon Richman returns to continue our discussion of topics from his new book, What Social Animals Owe to Each Other. Sponsor: Policy Genius (https://policygenius.com) Show notes for Ep. 1734
Ep. 1742 University Life in America: An Eyewitness Report
TJ Roberts, a law student who recently finished his undergraduate studies, gives us a no-holds-barred glimpse into modern university life. And as you might expect, it ain't pretty. Sponsor: Photo IQ
Ep. 1740 The Post-Ginsburg Supreme Court, with Kevin Gutzman
Ruth Bader Ginsburg fought for what she believed in -- which is precisely what made her an atrocious Supreme Court justice. Historian and legal scholar Kevin Gutzman joins me to discuss her legacy
Ep. 1745 Lew Rockwell and Tom on the First Trump/Biden Debate
Lew Rockwell joins me for our traditional post-debate episode! Sponsor: Photo IQ (https://photoiq.co) Show notes for Ep. 1745 (https://tomwoods.com/1745)
Ep. 1741 Harvard Medical School Prof. Martin Kulldorff: Lockdowns Not the Answer
Martin Kulldorff is a professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and is a biostatistician and epidemiologist whose research centers on the early detection and monitoring of infectious disease
Ep. 1739 The Meme Policeman on How to Smash Low-IQ Propaganda
Ryan Wood, otherwise known as the "Meme Policeman," joins me to discuss his demolition of the low-IQ memes we all see circulating on social media. Sponsor: Photo IQ (https://photoiq.co) Show notes
Ep. 1744 Doing Business in an Age of Shutdowns, with CEO Donald Wilson
Donald Wilson is the CEO of GearBubble, the platform I’ll be using to offer Tom Woods Show merchandise, and where over 150,000 people sell print-on-demand products like phone cases, mugs, and
Ep. 1755 Indoctrination Monopoly Lashes Out at Libertarian Educators
The popular libertarian children's book series The Tuttle Twins caught the attention of Current Affairs, which is not at all happy that children are being exposed to libertarian ideas. "Why, this is
Ep. 1751 Pence v. Harris: What Happened
Dan McCarthy joins me for a rather lively overview and analysis of last night's vice presidential debate. Show notes for Ep. 1751 (https://tomwoods.com/1751)
Ep. 1750 Rational COVID Reporter vs. the Lockdowners
Jennifer Cabrera has done very important work compiling overlooked data on COVID, and has been one of the top voices I myself have consulted to stay sane during these crazy times. One of my favorite
Ep. 1748 The Unknown History of States Defying the Feds
If a President Biden where to try to shut the country down, as he has said he would, it would be necessary for the rational states to recall the powers they once had to protect their people from the
Ep. 1752 Freedom Cells: Finally, Something Practical Libertarians Can Do to Live Freer
Longtime liberty activist John Bush joins me to discuss his Freedom Cells strategy, already in effect and growing, to allow libertarians to live and flourish with as little state involvement as
Ep. 1757 The COVID Economy, and the COVID Restrictions: Present and Future
The great Gene Epstein joins me for a review of where the US economy stands now and where it's going, with COVID and the restrictions in the background, and then we proceed to a discussion of the
Ep. 1749 The Non-Hysterics Just Asserted Themselves
Scientists from Oxford, Harvard, and Stanford just released a declaration against lockdowns as a strategy and for the resumption of normal life, particularly for younger people -- and that means
Ep. 1747 Ex-Marxist Exposes Postmodernism, Critical Theory, and Cultural Studies
Michael Rectenwald, whose life was made miserable to impossible at New York University after he began to dissent from the social justice orthodoxy, just created a full-blown course on postmodernism,
Ep. 1746 Can Anarchism and Conservatism Teach Each Other?
Dan McCarthy, editor of Modern Age, is a traditional conservative who has great sympathy for and is widely read in Rothbardian anarcho-capitalism. We have a meeting of the minds in today’s episode.
