Podcast appearances and mentions of bruce ramsey

EPISODE 100! Thanks for joining us, and welcome back! We're joined by long-time friend of the pod, Bruce Ramsey from Off the Grid in Holland (@OffTheGr1dd on IG)! Make sure you go visit the shop located at 2863 West Shore Dr. between Aldi and Wild Chef by Buffalo Wild Wings. We talk about odd grounds for divorce, sustainability and Off The Grid's Fill-station plans, as well as Halftime performances and a botched tribute. Come see Hunter and JT doing comedy TOGETHER on: 2/18 Carson City Pub with N2K and Crash Test Dummies Comedy Carson City, MI JT Motley (@JamieMotleyMoten on IG @NoLimitJamie on Twitter, @JTMotley on TikTok) Hunter (@The_HunterMiles) Every Thursday 9:30 at Parrots Lounge in Holland, MI 1/30 Olomon Cafe 8pm Hamtramck, MI 2/4 SideBar GR Doors at 7pm Show at 7:30pm Grand Rapids, MI 2/10 Ambrosia Theatre 2 shows 8pm & 10pm Grand Rapids, MI 2/18 Carson City Pub with N2K and Crash Test Dummies Comedy Carson City, MI ⁠https://linktr.ee/huntermiles⁠⁠ Follow Hunter on TikTok!: @HunterMilesComedy And you can follow Hunter on Instagram and Twitter: @The_HunterMiles  Follow Sam Berlin on IG: @SamBerlin.GotJokes  Follow Q: @QByrd11  Produced by Kyle Ariss (@AkuroProductions // @ThatLocalCameraGuy)  Enjoy the episode and make sure to follow and support the artists we've featured this week! And tell your friends!  Intro Music: Jackie Kalmink (@furthercloser)  Follow the show on IG and Twitter! Show: @WhereIsThisGoingPod(IG) @WhereIsThisGoPo(Twitter)  Show Email: whereisthisgoingpod@gmail.com  ⁠#podcast⁠⁠ #whereisthisgoing⁠⁠ #michigan⁠⁠ #comedy⁠ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hunter-miles/support

This week's episode features two entrepreneurial partners with a passion for marijuana and fashion to bring us 'marijuannapparel' here starting in West Michigan! Bruce Ramsey of Raggs 2 Ramsey and Alex Kolk are teaming together to bring a lifestyle brand to a lounge near you, looking to fill all of your needs to create the perfect vibe for the weekend and to get off the GR1D. Follow @Raggs2Ramsey on IG to do some shopping and stay tuned for more updates on OFF THE GR1D coming soon!

Professor Bruce Ramsey will join us for this Q&A session. We will examine what is known about the key roles of leadership in facilitating innovation and what those lessons can teach us about leading for innovation in times of extreme disruption…and for whatever comes next.

BASF Technical Service Representative, Brady Kappler, gives us a planting update discussing what's next as corn starts to emerge. The Midwest International Trade Association World Trade Conference is underway in Omaha today. One of the speakers, Garrett Workman, Director of European Affairs for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce provides a trade policy update from a Washington DC perspective! Yes, it WAS too good to be true. After buying what appeared an inexpensive wind and hail insurance option, farmers are now receiving notice that the insurance has been canceled. Bruce Ramsey of the Nebraska Department of Insurance gives us the current information in the case.

BASF Technical Service Representative, Brady Kappler, gives us a planting update discussing what's next as corn starts to emerge. The Midwest International Trade Association World Trade Conference is underway in Omaha today. One of the speakers, Garrett Workman, Director of European Affairs for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce provides a trade policy update from a Washington DC perspective! Yes, it WAS too good to be true. After buying what appeared an inexpensive wind and hail insurance option, farmers are now receiving notice that the insurance has been canceled. Bruce Ramsey of the Nebraska Department of Insurance gives us the current information in the case.

In the fifty-fourth episode, Jim, Todd, and his panelists anarchist/libertarian pundit Alex Gleason, free market anarchist/libertarian pundit Jackie Fiest, and left-libertarian/anarchist pundit Nathan Goodman discussed the State of New York being the sixth state passing its gay marriage law and epitomizing its health affects on GLBT families, an undecided GOP senator from New York votes for the gay marriage bill which will give it the support it needs to make it state law, the Supreme Court ruling in favor of Walmart's discrimination of its female employees who are suing the company for refusing to pay them the same wage rate as their male counterparts, Nathan discussing the July 1st nationwide protest against anti-immigration laws and prison profiteers and what needs to be done about them, former Washington Post journalist Antonio Vargas outing himself as an illegal immigrant, Seattles Times blogger Bruce Ramsey says Vargas being wrong to have lied to the U.S. government and his employer about his immigration status, and Obama tapping oil market to keep gas prices down. GOP political communications consultant/blogger/commentator Liz Mair joined us for a 20-minute chat that began at starting at 8:05 p.m. EST to discuss the 2012 GOP presidential race and its effects on the political landscape and whom she believes will win the pesidential nomination. [*Note: Tonight's show was energetic and awesome. I was away for a few minutes to get Chinese food for dinner. Liz was on earlier and she was fantastic! The panel was great! Other than that, what an outstanding highly-energetic episode.]

In the fifty-fourth episode, Jim, Todd, and his panelists anarchist/libertarian pundit Alex Gleason, free market anarchist/libertarian pundit Jackie Fiest, and left-libertarian/anarchist pundit Nathan Goodman discussed the State of New York being the sixth state passing its gay marriage law and epitomizing its health affects on GLBT families, an undecided GOP senator from New York votes for the gay marriage bill which will give it the support it needs to make it state law, the Supreme Court ruling in favor of Walmart's discrimination of its female employees who are suing the company for refusing to pay them the same wage rate as their male counterparts, Nathan discussing the July 1st nationwide protest against anti-immigration laws and prison profiteers and what needs to be done about them, former Washington Post journalist Antonio Vargas outing himself as an illegal immigrant, Seattles Times blogger Bruce Ramsey says Vargas being wrong to have lied to the U.S. government and his employer about his immigration status, and Obama tapping oil market to keep gas prices down. GOP political communications consultant/blogger/commentator Liz Mair joined us for a 20-minute chat that began at starting at 8:05 p.m. EST to discuss the 2012 GOP presidential race and its effects on the political landscape and whom she believes will win the pesidential nomination. [*Note: Tonight's show was energetic and awesome. I was away for a few minutes to get Chinese food for dinner. Liz was on earlier and she was fantastic! The panel was great! Other than that, what an outstanding highly-energetic episode.]

Using the guns of government--for the "good" of whom? Report: 60 Million People You'd Never Talk To Voting For Other Guy http://www.theonion.com/content/news/report_60_million_people_youd The endless rationalizations for unjustifiable statist coercion So-called informed voters as the most corrupt The contrary definitions of the word anarchy Who gets to enforce their views on others? Voters, of course Contrary to a democracy and even a Constitutional republic, in a just society there are no irreconcilable conflicts between individuals "Conflicts" of Men's Interests by Ayn Rand (audio) http://atlasshrugged.com/ayn-rand-works/ar-conflicts.html Local governments as biggest meddlers in our lives, who coercively monopolize whole swaths of the economy and extort money from individuals The fallacy of the night-watchman State Cognitive dissonance people retain between the nature of the market and government Ominous parallels from Nazi Germany; collectivism and kowtowing to authority The moral corruption in seeking a "license," getting approval from an unjust organization of people Regulatory madness under the guise of "protection" of consumers; selling the regulatory racket... How can someone claim to possess the authority to override your life and property? "Because I say so!" Parental mistreatment of children's wills, inducing fears and destroying their semblance of rationality with mythologies The article we didn't cover, for obvious reasons: The Case for Obama by Bruce Ramsey http://libertyunbound.com/article.php?id=24 None of the Above by Doug Casey http://libertyunbound.com/article.php?id=26 Five reasons why you shouldn't vote: 1) it's unethical 2) it compromises your privacy 3) it's a degrading experience (begging for your freedom) 4) it just encourages the bastards 5) your vote only counts in the sense that it makes you complicit in the crimes inevitably committed by its recipient; and, of course, voting booths are merely suggestion boxes for slaves A libertarian political party is contradictory; ballots can't be cast to determine and uphold principles An encounter with SEK3, who wrote: http://agorism.info/docs/NewLibertarianManifesto.pdf Why don't we vote for whether or not extortion is permissible in society! if you could really change things through voting, it would be illegal; the coercive funding of government is the crux of the issue The end of "public property" spells the end of government, which is why people always bring up "the roads" argument--they sense the demise of mommy/daddy government if the roads are privatized The authoritarian triad of family, church, and state Give me Libertarianism by D. Allen Kerr http://www.seacoastonline.com/articles/20081015-NEWS-81015016 Live and let live; don't hit people and don't take their stuff Unrugged Individualism: The Selfish Basis of Benevolence by David Kelly http://theobjectivistcenter.org/showcontent.aspx?ct=38&h=51 Contested Legacy of Ayn Rand: Truth and Toleration in Objectivism by David Kelly http://books.google.com/books?id=C6x38zJL3ccC&dq=truth+and+toleration&source=gbs_summary_s&cad=0 (The rebuttal: FACT AND VALUE by Leonard Peikoff, Ph.D. http://www.aynrand.org/site/PageServer?pagename=objectivism_fv) Viable Values by Tara Smith http://books.google.com/books?id=v4U9Toa7CeQC&dq=viable+values&source=gbs_summary_s&cad=0 The fear of anarchy and our ambivalence towards it (and thus towards freedom) Everyday Anarchy by Stefan Molyneux http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=AidXSubb-2U http://anarchyinyourhead.com/2008/03/21/the-anarchy-boogey-man/ http://anarchyinyourhead.com/2008/04/18/lack-of-faith-is-a-virtue/ Extremism in defense of liberty is no vice; extremism as smear word and anti-concept http://aynrandlexicon.com/lexicon/anticoncepts.html Free Talk Live (http://freetalklive.com) promoting the good memes of anarchism under the pragmatic watch of the FCC All humans are created equal; therefore, no one can rule over an equal 20/20 - Politically Incorrect Guide To Politics by John Stossel - Pt. 1 of 6 http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Phs6CwnutoY http://abcnews.go.com/2020/stossel http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerindex?id=6062018 20/20 - Politically Incorrect Guide To Politics - Pt. 6 of 6 (not present on abc.com) http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=hWVLr8Y18e0 (Check out the terracrat's despicable response to Stossel's sarcasm about why government just doesn't subsidize everything if it's so damn good; approximately 7'15" into the clip Pt. 5 of 6: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=rTI9r4pUYh4) The immoral premise of statist "education": coercion is necessary to provide a service--the end justifies the irrational means Spontaneous order of markets, i.e., individuals making their own choices based on their own context, needs and knowledge Government fails, not only empirically, but also ethically L. Neil Smith's inspiring words, once again, beseeching people to get government out of the way of their own potential for immense prosperity Unanimous consent and the utopian vision by L. Neil Smith http://www.lneilsmith.org/utopian.html Strip the veneer of legitimacy from governmental employees, and you reveal simply a group of violent thugs Freeing your personal life is key to freeing society; lifting the black cloud of oppression from your life The governmental gang as the root cause of other gangs Childhood acceptance of the argument "Because I said so!" leads to cognitive and moral dissonance (bad things must be ok because good people do them) We always have the choice to do the right thing or the wrong thing--and to pretend we're not aware of it Security can't be provided by those who extort money from you! Pain caused by denial of the truth; "owning" one's pain and letting go of it; being optimistic and curious bumper music "A New Philosophy" by Zen Mechanics http://www.myspace.com/zenmechanics to comment, please go to http://completeliberty.com/magazine/category/91697