49. What Is A Libertarian?
October 16, 2020
On past episodes, we’ve used the word “libertarian” before, but we’ve never really dug deeper into what this world means. Today, Connor and Brittany discuss
On past episodes, we’ve used the word “libertarian” before, but we’ve never really dug deeper into what this world means. Today, Connor and Brittany discuss
For those who believe in a very limited government, there is a belief that government should not be telling us what to do or how
A lot of people blame capitalism for climate problems and think we need the government to protect our environment. In reality, the best defender the
At some point in each of our lives, we will fail at something. Often, we see “failure” as a negative, but failure is an important
Our country is founded on the belief that every single person has a right to life, liberty, and property. Today, Brittany and Connor discuss how
Every time an individual takes an action, there are consequences. Sometimes we can see the consequences of our actions immediately, like if we don’t tie
On Today’s episode, author and YouTuber Julie Borowski comes on to talk to Brittany and Connor about her new book, “Nobody Knows How to Make
On this episode, Connor and Brittany discuss a list of books that are considered to be “controversial classics.” But why are these books considered “controversial”
Ever heard of Bitcoin? You’ve all probably held a dollar bill before, but what if “money” wasn’t a physical thing you could hold in your
Congressman Dr. Ron Paul took the 2008 Presidential Election by storm, inspiring an entire movement of young people to get involved in politics. In fact,
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