Podcasts about loving liberty

A new MP3 sermon from Trinity Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Loving Liberty Subtitle: Topical Speaker: Matthew Carnagua Broadcaster: Trinity Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 7/28/2024 Bible: Romans 14; 1 Corinthians 8-10 Length: 60 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Trinity Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Loving Liberty Subtitle: Topical Speaker: Matthew Carnagua Broadcaster: Trinity Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 7/28/2024 Bible: Romans 14; 1 Corinthians 8-10 Length: 60 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Trinity Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Loving Liberty Subtitle: Topical Speaker: Matthew Carnagua Broadcaster: Trinity Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 7/28/2024 Bible: Romans 14; 1 Corinthians 8-10 Length: 60 min.

Are there limits to unconditional love? Can healthy or unhealthy boundaries serves as a type of limiter for the Expression of unconditional love? True or false? Because the world we live in is exceedingly toxic and unsafe, true love/unconditional love when it is presented to us is usually seen through the eyes of skepticism, fear, and ego? True or False? We as chronically flawed, and spiritually impoverished beings would rather say love isn't enough, than to say I haven't healed enough to be allowed into Unconditional Love's presence? 1. What does unconditional love mean to you, and how does it differ from love within constraints or liberty-based love? 2. How do Christ, Buddha, Laozi,, Krishna, Paramahansa Yogananda, Krishnamurti, BABAJI, Wayne Dyer, Pema Chodron, and Eckhart Tolle define and promote unconditional love in their teachings? 3. Can unconditional love coexist with boundaries and limitations? How can couples strike a balance between freedom and commitment? 4. What are the potential benefits of developing unconditional love for each other in a relationship? How can it enhance trust, intimacy, and overall well-being? 5. On the other hand, what are the limitations or challenges that may arise when practicing unconditional love? How can couples navigate conflicts or differences within this framework? 6. How does love within constraints or liberty-based love contribute to the growth and development of a relationship? What are the advantages of having certain boundaries or limitations? 7. How do societal norms and cultural influences shape our understanding of love within constraints or liberty-based love? How can couples navigate these external factors while maintaining a healthy relationship? 8. Can unconditional love sometimes enable unhealthy behaviors or enable codependency? How can individuals ensure they maintain their own well-being while practicing unconditional love? 9. How do ego-based love and unconditional love differ? How can couples identify and address ego-driven patterns within their relationship? 10. How can couples cultivate self-love and self-acceptance as a foundation for both unconditional love and love within constraints?

This week, Pastor Chris discusses the idea of Loving Liberty, as we go into Galatians 5:13-15. This teaching originally took place 04/20/2023.

Why aren't our kids being taught these important lessons about liberty around the world and what happens when there isn't any freedom? Tune in to hear these important conversations and more.

For the first time in 15 years, one NYS teacher is not back in the classroom where she belongs. Why? She chose freedom over mask and vaccine mandates. In this edition of Mike and Mychajliw, hear from one educator that stood her ground and how it cost her a teaching career. The podcast can be … Continue reading Banned From School For Loving Liberty → The post Banned From School For Loving Liberty appeared first on The Financial Guys Podcast.

2650 – July 23. 2021 – FREEDOM FEST 2021- RAPID CITY, SD – DAY THREE WITH THE LOVING LIBERTY LADIES (and Daniel Turner.)  We do rapid interviews with Kathy, Molly, and Leah. The post FREEDOM FEST – DAY THREE WITH THE LOVING LIBERTY LADIES appeared first on CSC Talk Radio.

Hour 1 * Guest: Richard Mack Founder and President of CSPOA – A partnership between citizens and local law enforcement, especially sheriffs. Mack encourages those not in law enforcement to stand with their sheriffs. – CSPOA.org. * Guest: Robert David Steele – ARISE USA, The Resurrection Tour – The tour of the century, riding for faith, family, and freedom – BigBatUSA.org. * Guest: Trent Loos, Agriculture Advocate, Radio Personality, Ground Commander, Arise USA, The Resurrection Tour – LoosTales.com. * Loving Liberty is excited to host the national Arise USA Tour at Liberty Hall. We are partnering with our good friend, Trent Loos, who will be paying a tribute to Bert Smith. This is a FREE event you will not want to miss. Come join us Monday, June 21st, at 4:00PM. We are expecting a big crowd so we have also reserved Smith Park. More details to come. Hour 2 * National Arise USA Tour Coverage Continued! * Guest: Kevin Jenkins, Founder of Urban Global Health Alliance, The mission of UGHA is to educate, empower and release urban communities and their leaders from decades of indoctrination and suppression; and to create effective public policy which safeguard rights of equality. * Kevin Jenkins Truth Warrior: “Building healthy communities creates a healthy society.” * Do you know about Freedom Travel Alliance? If not you soon will! – FTA is a social enterprise which supports the rights of humans to move about freely and to travel unencumbered and without discrimination – freedomtravelalliance.com. * New Documentary Medical Racism: The New Apartheid Exposing the Truth Behind Systemic Racism in Medicine – MedicalRacism.org. * VIDEO: 18 seconds show those first into Capitol were not Trump supporters – All black uniforms show they are coordinated, and appear to be from Antifa or BLM – Bob Unruh, WND.com. * Black Lives Matter infighting reaches a boiling point as members demand ‘accountability'! * Jazz player Jordan Clarkson helps re-wrap Yum Yum Food Truck after anti-Asian vandalism. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

* Guest: Richard Mack Founder and President of CSPOA - A partnership between citizens and local law enforcement, especially sheriffs. Mack encourages those not in law enforcement to stand with their sheriffs. - CSPOA.org. * Guest: Robert David Steele - ARISE USA, The Resurrection Tour - The tour of the century, riding for faith, family, and freedom - BigBatUSA.org. * Guest: Trent Loos, Agriculture Advocate, Radio Personality, Ground Commander, Arise USA, The Resurrection Tour - LoosTales.com. * Loving Liberty is excited to host the national Arise USA Tour at Liberty Hall. We are partnering with our good friend, Trent Loos, who will be paying a tribute to Bert Smith. This is a FREE event you will not want to miss. Come join us Monday, June 21st, at 4:00PM. We are expecting a big crowd so we have also reserved Smith Park. More details to come.

This week’s bonus episode is a recent interview James did on Bryan Hyde’s podcast, Loving Liberty. Get Your Copy of Cooperation and Coercion Now! http://www.cooperationandcoercion.com Show Your Support for Words & Numbers at Patreon https://www.patreon.com/wordsandnumbers Bonus Interview https://tunein.com/podcasts/Politics/Loving-Liberty-With-Bryan-Hyde-p1104973/ Join the Conversation Words & Numbers Backstage https://www.facebook.com/groups/130029457649243/ Let Us Know What You Think mailto:wordsandnumberspodcast@gmail.com Antony Davies on Twitter https://twitter.com/antonydavies James R. Harrigan on Twitter https://twitter.com/JamesRHarrigan

This week’s guest is Agustina Vergara Cid, a lawyer and US immigrant from Argentina. In this episode, we discuss falling in love with freedom, the challenges of navigating the US immigration system, and how to build a career as an advocate for liberty and Objectivism. Agustina's newsletter: https://www.agustinavcid.com/newsletter For the latest news, sign up for my newsletter at http://donswriting.com/ You'll also get my free week-long Persuasion Bootcamp email course, where you'll learn the 6 Persuasion Skillsets and strategies for mastering them. To support the podcast, visit http://libertyunlocked.com/ You can follow me on Twitter at https://twitter.com/donswriting --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/don-watkins/support

* Guest: Erik Hanson - Director of Marketing and strategic Development - LovingLiberty.net. * The mission of Loving Liberty is to teach the principles of religious freedom, private property, free speech, free markets, and the proper role of Constitutional government so everyone can enjoy the blessings of liberty. * Constitution-Week-Celebration! The Constitution - Its only keepers, the people. * Does God choose America's president or do you? - WND.com. * THE 44TH PRESIDENT - Why I chose to tackle Obama's sexuality - Jack Cashill. Is Barack Obama's sexuality fair game in 2020? Is Obama a Gay Man?

Hour 1 * Guest: Doug Wead – Writer, political commentator – Author Inside Trump’s White House, The Real Story of His Presidency – DougWead.com. Here’s an update for my friends: Why haven’t you seen me on TV lately? Censorship is getting severe! * Doug Wead: My bestseller, INSIDE TRUMP’S WHITE HOUSE can’t be advertised on Twitter. The president has tweeted about me 6 times! The media ignores it. * This book has the real, inside story of Donald Trump, Melania, Jared, Ivanka, Don Jr., Tiffany, all of them – up close, behind the scenes. * 2 presidents who were NOT supposed to win – Chuck Norris WND.com. * Camille, The Blonde Politician! Hour 2 * Guest: Erik Hanson – Director of Marketing and strategic Development – LovingLiberty.net. * The mission of Loving Liberty is to teach the principles of religious freedom, private property, free speech, free markets, and the proper role of Constitutional government so everyone can enjoy the blessings of liberty. * Constitution-Week-Celebration! The Constitution – Its only keepers, the people. * Does God choose America’s president or do you? – WND.com. * THE 44TH PRESIDENT – Why I chose to tackle Obama’s sexuality – Jack Cashill. Is Barack Obama’s sexuality fair game in 2020? Is Obama a Gay Man? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

When did it become a virtue to be willing to give up your freedoms? As bad as our lockdowns have been, they're mild compared to what's happening in Melbourne, Australia right now. Is it time to separate healthcare and state? Wokeness has its roots in Marxism. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

What to do when cancel culture comes hunting for you with camera in hand. What America has in common with the fall of the Roman Empire. Is 2020 the year that American political legitimacy dies? Why politicians' good intentions are no excuse for their bad outcomes Complete show notes are here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Serious about making a difference? Stop seeing your ideological opponents as enemies to be vanquished. While we fight over masks, the biggest economic catastrophe in American history is quietly unfolding. Five months into the Covid crisis, the data shows no connection between lockdowns and lower death rates. Why property rights are human rights and should be protected. Complete show notes are here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Gary Welch is my guest as we discuss why we shouldn't fear Covid or the rioting that's going on. We also talk about who you can trust and why. Complete show notes are here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Why is the official narrative regarding Hydroxychloroquine being so strictly enforced by social media & others? The most essential preparedness tool you should have in your kit. Shifting away from schooling our kids under a 19th Century system. Why government should follow the rules. Complete show notes are here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

"Words & Numbers" host James R. Harrigan joins us to talk current events, conspiracy theorists and critical thinking. How did our feelings become more important than facts or opinions? Complete show notes are here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Competition, not government monopolies, makes innovation possible. Rethinking our knee-jerk reaction to the word "anarchist" How society is coming unwound and why America is in crisis and on trial Complete show notes are here --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

What if Nick Sandmann had "smiled while white" in 2020? Will Covid go away if Biden is elected? Why it's wiser to listen to the heretics than to silence them. Now is the time to get to know your neighbors and learn to look out for one another. Complete show notes with links are here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Alexandra Hudson from Young Voices joins us to discuss positive innovations that Covid-19 has caused in education. Why are churches considered a bigger health risk than casinos in Nevada? Are social media giants risking engaging in malpractice when they censor medical information? How is Sweden doing compared to the lockdown modelers' predictions back in April? Complete show notes are here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Eric Peters discusses resisting sickness kabuki and the sneeze police. The shining lie of storm troopers vs. the mobs. Why BLM wants to dismantle the nuclear family. Promoting truth by asking the right questions. Complete show notes are here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Freedom of speech or fear of speech? How leaders can lie to us about Covid with a straight face. Defending Utah's Dixie from the cancel culture mob. The philosophy of America's pastime. Complete show notes are here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

How coronavirus is allowing bureaucrats to play god Calls to return to the 'old normal' are misplaced Stop using cops as revenue farmers Larry Reed's open letter to all Americans Complete show notes and links are here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Keeping your mental health in a pandemic The birth of coronavirus cuisine The best rant you'll hear all day Open the schools & protect teachers and staff Complete show notes can be found here --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Have you noticed how self-censoring is becoming a necessity for those who don't want to risk losing their employment? Brad Polumbo warns that privatized censorship is just as harmful as government censorship is to our ability to seek truth. What happens when mob mentality and moral suasion meet the market? Veronique De Rugy lays out the economics of our growing cancel culture. How's your psyche doing these days? Most of us are feeling pretty traumatized at some level. Annie Holmquist says, it's not by accident, we're on the receiving end of some intense psychological warfare right now. And we were warned about it long ago. Do we have anything resembling a free press in America any more? Jeff Minnick says much of the press has transitioned from independent government watchdogs to embedded government lap dogs. This week marked the 51st anniversary of man landing on the moon. Paul Rosenberg wonders whatever happened to the mindset that drove such endeavors? He reminds us that our truest progress happens when we stop waiting for permission to move ahead. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Did politicians and business interests push health officials aside at the expense of public health? That's the claim being made by some media outlets. Gary Welch joins me to discuss how claims like this are used to rationalize the harm being done to millions of small business owners and employees. We also discuss why fewer and fewer people trust the data or the directives coming from politicians and bureaucrats. Especially when we see their double standards at work. Want to help ensure your kids and grandkids aren't the ones out rioting and attacking people 10 or 20 years from now? Teach them manners. Emma Freire has 4 tricks to help even young children learn the basics. Ever heard of permissionless innovation? It's the idea that innovators and entrepreneurs shouldn't have to seek permission to improve our lives. Adam Thierer says it should be our default setting as a society. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Eric Peters from EPAutos.com brings us the latest developments from the front lines of the mask mandates. Eric shares what it means to stand up for your autonomy as well as your sanity in a world that seems determined to break your individual will. One of the biggest indicators of a polar shift in our culture is the emergence and normalization of the 'woke' cancel mob. Matt Purple has an excellent essay describing the new elites who are working overtime to convince us that they don't even exist. Not to suggest that sharing political opinions is the best or wisest use of our time, but a new poll from the Cato Institute shows that more and more of us are afraid to say what's on our minds. The only group that feels they can freely share their opinions are those who identify as staunch liberals. Does that seem right to you? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Calls to defund the police are rooted in the recognition that the state is becoming more brutal and aggressive in enforcing its dictates. Justin Murray reminds us that the problem of police brutality is rooted in having far too many laws. What would it mean if Covid-19 infections were 10 times greater than officials originally thought? Might it provide some needed perspective on whether this virus is the threat we're being told it is? The unreliability of Covid-19 data is a serious problem. If only someone could have warned us about this data fiasco. Oh, wait. As Jon Miltimore explains, disease prevention specialist Dr. John Ioannidis did exactly that. Why is he being ignored? Do you resist the pressure to wear the face mask? Are you reluctant to do what you're told by those who know better than you do? Congratulations. A new study out of Poland says that you're likely a narcissist or psychopath. Show notes and original essays can be found here. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Have you read the letter to students signed by top leaders of the two major U.S. teachers unions? Chuck Chalberg has an excellent breakdown of how the AFT and NEA are doing their part to train up activists on the taxpayer's dime. Many of us are shocked at the ongoing unrest and violence taking place across our nation. Brian Miller provides some needed historical perspective to remind us that this isn't the first time America has experienced "Days of Rage." One of the more fascinating measures of the volatile times in which we live can be seen in how many companies are actively fleeing business-hostile states. Mark J. Perry explains the reasons for the current exodus from California, Illinois, New Jersey and New York. If you were unlucky enough to discover that your job is not given "preferred" status by government officials, you may know more about how unemployment benefits than you'd like. Peter Suderman has a solid explanation of how the CARES Act, passed by Congress, is making things worse--not better. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

You don't have to look very far to encounter tribalism of the worst kind today. Richard M. Ebeling has a thorough and insightful essay about "systemic racism" theory is being used to generate deeper feelings of tribalism with the goal of tearing down the American Republic. The nightly drama playing out in Portland, Oregon is revealing some dark truths about us and about our federal government. Walter Olsen explores what we don't know about Portland that should have us asking many more questions before jumping to conclusions. The current Covid-19 media narrative runs along the lines that "the U.S. locked down too late and reopened too soon." Phillip W. Magness takes a closer look and finds what looks a lot like a policy response in search of rationalization. Ever consider the possibility that being free doesn't mean the same thing to everyone? Kent McManigal has a powerful explanation of why freedom is subjective and how even people in figurative chains can still believe themselves free. A lot of parents have wondered how different their lives would be had they remained child-free. Tamara El-Rahi has a thoughtful take on how choosing to not have kids may not be as idyllic as it sounds. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Do hate crime laws really protect anyone? Or do they pervert justice by introducing subjective criteria into our criminal justice system? Christian Watson has a principled response to why, as a black man, he opposes Georgia's new hate crime law. What is happening to our money supply? Pay close attention to how coins and cash are beginning to make an exit from our commerce. As Nicholas Anthony warns, there may be something more at play here. Authoritarian control seldom comes in one big event. It is implemented gradually and quietly so we hardly notice the restraints being placed on us. James Bovard spells out how the REAL ID act is doing this in ways we may not have noticed. Our single greatest duty as citizens is to be capable of thinking clearly and independently during times of crisis. James Howard Kunstler asks a very timely question that each of us should be considering: Is there anything about this republic that you think is worth defending? The fear factor is ramping up. Mask mandates are spreading like cancer. Is this all justified? Ron Paul points out some gaping holes in the Covid spike narrative. Looking at all of the things that people in government are telling us we must do to be "safe" and healthy, it appears that Big Brother is more of a Big Mother. Lawrence M. Vance has a fascinating comparison between the advice Mom gave us and the demands Big Mother is making of us. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Today is the day that numerous retailers across the nation begin mandating that their customers wear masks in their stores. What if your mask won't fit over your conscience? Those of us who remain skeptical about where all of these "health directives" appear to be leading us, feel as though we're living in a dystopian book or movie. Parrish Miller has a pretty solid take on what's happening and how free-thinkers and rebels are being pushed to the margins of society. The drumbeat of biased researchers and social justices types proclaiming America a racist country has definitely intensified of late. Adam Mill explains how junk studies are being used to attempt to prove this point. He also points out how factual data appears to show the exact opposite of this claim. Who is the greatest political strategist in history? Daniel Ajamian says, it's a guy from 80 years ago whose name few of us would recognize. Even so, his ideas are the basis for the cultural revolution raging within our society today. George Orwell's novel "1984" gave us an incredible lexicon of totalitarian ideas. As Fred Lucas explains, too many within our media are embracing what Orwell called "groupthink" and it's having serious impact on how they present their stories to us. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

The threat of more and stronger lockdowns is being talked about more and more by media and politicians. Gary Welch joins us to discuss the damage already done by these lockdowns and why it's in our interest to stand up for the small business owners who are being systematically destroyed by them. As Carl Sagan used to say, "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence." Roger W. Koops explains how that same standard of evidence should apply when governments implement extraordinary measures that tear apart our medical, social and economic order. Can our individualism be reconciled with public health? Steven Davies spells out the tensions and challenges as well as the historical context in which personal liberties and public health must be considered. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

How willing are you to reveal your voting preference for the upcoming general election? Pollsters seem to think they've got this one figured out but James Howard Kunstler has a deeper analysis of what lies beneath the surface of the American body politic. It's a take worth considering. Did you ever think you'd see a day when you'd welcome a bit more change in your pockets? Eric Peters warns that the no-change crisis may be steering us closer to a cashless society. If you value what's left of your privacy, pay attention to this one. The "experts" are pretty sure they know exactly what you and I should be doing in just about every area of our lives. John Stossel warns us not to put too much faith in the experts. After all, their track record of late is pretty shabby. The mask wars are intensifying and the pressure to conform is mounting. Kent McManigal offers timely encouragement to stand your ground as he pulls back the curtain on the latest round of shut-down-theater. I know I'm just a white guy in an age of terminal wokeness but I stand by my conviction that the endless cries of racism are getting harder and harder to believe. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

It's easy to criticize the current lack of leadership we're experiencing. If our leadership was required, would we have the right qualities to be an effective leader in a time of crisis? Jeff Minnick has some great advice on this subject. What should we do when our laws and morals collide? Like it or not, we live in a time when such questions must be examined. Gary Arnell has some helpful insights into how we might answer this question. What will going back to school be like during the current Covid panic? Educator Chris Jones has written about his firsthand experience in the classroom this summer. He joins us to talk about what he observed and the lessons learned. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Who can blame us for having trust issues when the New York Times claims that churches, rather than rioters, have contributed to the rise in positive Covid-19 tests? Holly Scheer has an excellent piece on official claims that mass protests and riots are safe while going to church is not. Ben Swann has a very well done investigative report on how well face masks prevent the transmission of respiratory viruses and whether they can actually increase your risk of infection. True believers may experience moderate to severe cognitive dissonance while watching this video. Is it possible that we're being subjected to government and media-sponsored psychological terror? In two related stories about the reality of fake news, the New York Times grim history of deception is exposed and documented. Jen Maffessanti and Jeffrey Tucker both have penned powerful pieces reminding us of the NYT's infamous Walter Duranty who vigorously denied Stalin's deliberate starvation of millions of Ukrainians. It's a powerful reminder to keep a healthy sense of skepticism about what's being reported. For something a bit off the beaten path, have you seen the mashup of Stairway to Heaven and Gilligan's Island sung by Piddles the Clown? I want to hate it but it's just too awesome. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Cancel culture is metastasizing like a cancer throughout our society. Richard Ebeling explains why we have a duty to save America from its ravages and to defend the ideals of civil and economic liberty. Why was Sweden able to "flatten the curve" so effectively when New York failed miserably? Jon Miltimore says the reason probably has very little to do with lockdowns. Looking for proof that the free market is a source of goodness and prosperity? Art Carden says, look no further than the package on your doorstep. Are you getting the sense that it's way too easy to find yourself in an argument these days? Depoliticize your life and you'll notice the contention drops off noticeably. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

You've heard that "every person has their price" but have you ever considered what your price is? Robert E. Wright explores the choice that voters will face as they head to the polls this November and whether they're willing to sell their souls in buyer's market. Like it or not, governing by crisis has become the default setting of most politicians. Peter St. Onge makes a strong case for how the Covid-19 panic has demonstrated why we need free and robust inquiry rather than passive submission. What is it that drives those sad souls who like to boss others around? Eric Peters breaks down how American society has devolved from one in which people mostly minded their own business to one where we lust to control one another. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Parents of school-age children are facing a dilemma at the prospect of sending their kids back to school this fall. Of course, that's IF schools in their area will even reopen in the first place. Ethan Yang has a highly relevant take on the dangers of keeping the schools closed. The revolutionary fervor that we're seeing in the streets of America should be cause for paying closer attention to what's going on around us. Why is it that some revolutions succeed and others devolve into mindless bloodbaths? Joseph Loconte has some helpful historical perspective. The rumors of Lockdown 2.0 appear to be based in reality. Michael Snyder offers timely analysis on why this is taking place and who is taking advantage of our Covid fears. Now that the NFL's Washington Redskins have announced that they are changing their name in response to politically correct pressure, one has to wonder: What's next? Burgess Owens says, the name change was at the behest of big finance, not NFL fans. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Our weekly interview with Eric Peters from EPAutos.com in which we discuss the president's wearing of a face mask and the downsides of having to pay "rent" on a vehicle each year in the form of property taxes. Many of us perceive safety in blending into the crowd. But the world doesn't need more clones. It needs original and authentic characters. James Walpole has a refreshingly different take on how the irreplaceable survives the interchangeable. Given the volatility of the topic of racism, it can be a difficult subject to discuss rationally. Tom Krannawitter has a remarkably straightforward take on the difference between having racist thoughts and genuine injustice. When it comes to making decisions about our lives, who is better qualified? You or a collection of bureaucrats? Donald J. Boudreaux warns to exercise deep caution in whom we trust. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Why is interest in homeschooling surging? Tuttle Twins author Connor Boyack joins us to discuss the trend and why it's happening. If you don't feel a sense of frustration at how Big Tech is actively censoring what it considers unapproved opinions on the internet, you're not paying attention. But beware, by urging government to create a "fairness doctrine" to protect conservative speech, we may just end up losing what little online free speech we have left. Is there a reason the Covid-19 panic narrative is being pushed again? Edward Achorn has some needed perspective on what's happening. Is it possible that we're being primed for something other than avoiding illness? The body count is rising once again. No, not coronavirus deaths. It's the number of suicides and drug overdoses that are on the rise. Jon Miltimore has a timely reminder of the less-publicized costs of the government-mandated shutdowns. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

While we're all busy fighting about masks and such, another bipartisan spending frenzy is about to kick off in Congress. Veronique de Rugy advises that we brace ourselves. Our collision with fiscal reality is imminent. You've likely seen the signs going up at various retail businesses: Please use exact change or be willing to round up for your purchase. Word on the street is that there's a coin shortage. William J. Luther asks, "Where have all the coins gone?" How bad would things have to get before you'd consider voting with your feet and leaving your current state of residence? That's a question each of us must answer for ourselves but it's clear that, for many folks, the threshold has been reached. Meanwhile, major tax increases are coming at virtually every level. The woke revolution makes for some interesting reading in your daily news feed but don't dismiss it as so much intellectual posturing between elitists. As Paul Craig Roberts explains, our personal free speech and freedom of conscience are on the line. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Christian Watson of the Pensive Politics podcast joins us to discuss current headlines and his take on the passing scene. We discuss the lessons of CHAZ/CHOP, free speech and the need for free and open dialogue in easing societal tensions. Has science lost its respectability? Paul Rosenberg has a timely warning about what happens when science combines with authority. Speaking of how science can be abused, here's a hard-hitting essay from Angelo Codevilla on how Dr. Anthony Fauci is a deep state fraud who uses science to advance an agenda that doesn't have your best interests at heart. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Should our loyalty to the USA be based on our beliefs about the country or the simple fact that we live in it? Policy writer and Young Voices contributor Nate Hochman joins us to discuss how our fractured political parties might find moral unity, despite coming from two very different moral reasonings. It's bad enough that real life heroes are being deconstructed right and left. Now Superman is being dumbed down morally, so he can be more "relatable" to his audience. Dan Sanchez has a great take on what DC Film's attempt to modernize the Man of Steel. Want a perfect illustration of the danger of "hate crimes"? Look no further than the California couple facing maximum criminal charges for painting over a Black Lives Matter statement on a public roadway. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support

Back to school time is traditionally a pretty big deal for students and parents alike. This year, it's looking more like a line in the sand for millions of parents. Kerry McDonald explains how government overreaction to Covid-19 is causing these parents to say, "No thanks, we'll school our kids at home." Is freedom incompatible with the so-called "greater good"? Annie Holmquist zeroes in on the growing friction between those who are working to maintain freedom and those who see freedom as dangerous. If you haven't heard of the Harper's Letter calling for greater respect for free speech, it's worth looking into. The violent reaction of the cancel culture mob to this letter is strong evidence that it needed to be said. If you think you can simply avoid the cancel culture mob, I have some bad news for you--there's nowhere left to hide. John Stossel has a marvelous breakdown of how cancel culture is out of control and what we can do to withstand its demands. On a related note, Boyd Cathey explores the goals of the cancel culture censors and how they are seeking to transform our society at any cost, if we let them. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loving-liberty/support