Recent Podcast Episodes
How “Meaningless Words” Create the Narrative
Jeff Deist speaks at the 2019 Ron Paul Symposium in Lake Jackson, Texas.
Can We Trust Generic Drugs? The Ranbaxy Whistleblower Narrates the Pharma Scandal of the Century
Generic drug use has been encouraged through decades of favorable legislation and subsidies. What should doctors and the public know about generic drug manufacture?
Does Economic Theory Work in Business?
Marketing guru Hunter Hastings offers a look at his new platform which uses Austrian theory to teach actionable entrepreneurship.
Health Policy Should Focus on Choice
A health policy of choice—not of constraints—is what we need, says guest David Balat.
Rob Bradley on His Contributions to Energy Economics, Rothbard as Dissertation Chair, and Enron as a Postmodern Corporation
Bob Murphy interviews Rob Bradley, the world's leading expert in energy economics in the Austrian tradition.
It’s Trump vs. the Deep State vs. the Rest of Us
Even The New York Times now admits there is a deep state — and that it serves its own agenda while ignoring the elected civilian government.
Psychiatry v. Antipsychiatry
What is the outlook for the science of mental illness and the practice of psychiatry? Accad and Koka interview Dr. George Dawson.
Justin Clark Explains the Baltic Strategy for Restoring the Republic of Texas
Bob Murphy and Justin Clark discuss the intriguing strategy of a committed group of Texans to restore the sovereignty of their Republic.
Welcome to the 2019 Ron Paul Symposium
Jeff Deist welcomes attendees to the 2019 Ron Paul Symposium in Lake Jackson, Texas.
Propaganda and the 2020 Foreign Policy Debate
Scott Horton speaks at the 2019 Ron Paul Symposium in Lake Jackson, Texas.
Bretigne Shaffer on California’s Mandatory Vaccinations
Bob Murphy and longtime libertarian journalist Bretigne Shaffer discuss the vaccinations now enforced for school children in California, and the parents who are protesting the policy.
Evidence-Based Economics: What the Doctor Ordered?
Peter Klein discusses “evidence-based economics” and the relative place of randomized trials in economics and medicine.
How the Federal Reserve Fuels the Growth of the State
Presented at Jekyll Island, Georgia, in September 1986.
Surprise Billing: What the Policy Wonks Don’t Get
Do hospital-based physicians benefit from being out-of-network? Are policy wonks who attack “surprise billing” fully aware of the relevant factors?