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Chris explains the many reasons he hates Veterans’ day.

Chris lays out the most likely election outcome.

Chris explores the idea of tradeoffs in decision-making and ideology.

Chris examines the underlying egotism of the State’s supposed management of society.

Chris examines the perspective that democracy is an inherent good. Download

Chris gets personal about how he ended up disconnecting from mainstream liberalism. Download

Chris tries hard not to revel in the death of another human being. Download

Chris unpacks the new push to “fix†people’s recycling behavior on the basis China’s new contamination standards. Download

Chris explores the positive side of the post-modern destruction of claims about “realityâ€. Download

Chris examines a key blindspot in Jordan Peterson’s question of what is acceptable in the Left/Right debate. Download

Chris discusses why now is a critical time to join the LP. Download

Chris examines the possibility of a freer America. Download

In honor of Marx’ 200th birthday, the Mises Institute resurrected a lecture from the 80s, about what Marx got right. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mises-weekends/id884207568?mt=2&i=1000410695423 Chris gives a condensed version of the lecture. Download

Chris examines technology’s role in the growth of the modern nation state, and what this might mean for the future. Download

Chris explores the rapid disappearance of the Santa Fe school shooting from the mainstream news cycle, and how school creates shooters. Download

Chris raises some issues with the concept of Property as a Natural Right. Download

Chris examines the common reasons people think we need inflation. Download

Chris explains why Venezuela’s problems, as usual, come from too much government. Download

Chris explores how he became anti-war, and how the state keeps people from acting on their anti-war instincts. Download

Chris reviews the political dynamics that led to Trump’s Syria airstrikes. Download