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Brittany and Ronni talk about why the Internal Revenue Service started, how it has expanded, and what's going on with the new Inflation Reduction Act.

There's so many great books out there; how do you know which ones to read? Brittany talks about some of the books she used to read in her classroom when she taught.

Viktor Frankl was freed from a Nazi concentration camp. When he got out, he wrote a book about finding meaning in life, even in the worst situations.

There is a group of unelected and very powerful people who are trying to implement their plans for how they think the world economy should be ran. And their newest idea for a "Great Reset" might be their scariest idea yet.

Seventy-seven years ago, America dropped nuclear bombs on two cities in Japan killing civilians and showing the world what kind of destruction can be done with a push of a button.

All throughout history governments have tried to ban books to control what the people were allowed to read. But why are governments so scared of letting the people read and think for themselves?

When we go to the store, we take our money and exchange it for goods and services. That is how the US-economy works. But what if there were other economies where the government didn't have as much control, and "money" wasn't the only thing you could exchange for goods and services?

Have you ever traded something you have to a friend for something they have? You may not have known it, but this "bartering" is one of the oldest forms of exchanging value.

Every year, Thanksgiving falls on the fourth Thursday of November. But it wasn't always that way. In fact, for a brief time, America was split, celebrating Thanksgiving on two different days.

Have you ever noticed how in movies, the adults never trust or even listen to the kids? Why does this happen and why do so many adults have a hard time treating kids like regular people?

Today, Connor and Brittany speak with Rebecca Powers, who runs Live Free Academy. She'll talk to us about the importance of creating education alternatives to public school.

Ronni and Brittany talk about the story of the Emperor's New Clothes and how this relates to the abilty to question what's real in today's world.

Climate change fears have been around for several decades, i.e. holes in the ozone layer, acid rain, global cooling, ice caps melting. But have any of these fears actually been realized?

Ronni and Brittany talk about George Orwell's book 1984 and why shared language and fundamental truths such as 2+2=4 are so important to our world.

People always assume we need the government to implement policies to protect the enviornment. But their solutions always involve force. But kids are taking the lead and showing ways to protect the enviornment without force.

It's important to be respectful of other people's beliefs, but how can you be respectful while still sticking to your priniciples.

The podcast gets a new cohost! Get to know Ronni Peck on this latest episode.

On today's episode, Connor and Brittany tell the story of a young boy who stood up against the Nazi government during WWII.

Property rights are the foundation of this country. But even though they are some of the most important rights we have, they sometimes get ignored.

Before America became a country, community safety was left up to its members. This not only kept them safe from every day threats like theft, but helped them organize to defend themselves against the world's greatest superpower.