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Hey y'all!! In this episode my good friends Rayder and Leslie talk about getting “pimped” in grad school and flipping merchandise on Amazon for a huge profit! I hope y'all enjoy the episode!

GUEST OVERVIEW: Clark Rayder is a film director, photographer turned author. Having spent many years navigating the film and entertainment industries ,he refocused his creative talents to create stories that speak to the erosion of freedom and liberty in society.

El cuadro de Robert Sante Siboldi no pudo evitar la derrota ante León, en la Liga de Campeones de Concacaf, a pesar de contar con uno de los planteles más costosos de la Liga Mx. Sin embargo, y tras el torneo irregular, está en la reclasificación del Clausura 2023. Novedades en las semifinales de conferencia en la NBA, la pelea Canelo vs Rayder, el GP de Miami, el Madrid Open, las Grandes Ligas y el ¡Día de Star Wars!

[NEW PODCAST] RAYDER REPORT: The Week That Was (March 28-April 3) The world has gone crazy and even we had to take a brief leave of absence. Did you miss us? Well, for sportsfans the world over esports has been a saving grace for anyone wanting their fix. In this episode of The Rayder Report we look at how Spanish Grand Prix road racer Alex Marques finally outshone older brother Mark Marques while in lockdown. Meanwhile, the dreaded pandemic has united sportstars worldwide, with several beloved personalities praising healthcare workers and urging their fans to stay at home. We hear from Manchester City Manager Pep Guardiola who says it’s time to listen to the professionals. We also chat about Project Pitlane – Formula 1’s answer to combating the #coronavirus – and the inevitable postponement of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Sad as it is, beloved South African Olympic sprinter Wayde van Niekerk now has more time to prep for that all-important Men’s 400-metre final. He chats to Rayder Media, offering his reaction to the news while imparting some wisdom about his legacy. On the preparation front, we hear from SA interim director of cricket Graham Smith who believes the Proteas will need six weeks to ready themselves for future test tours. Meanwhile, renowned commentator Dougie Donnelly joins former and current golfers who are spending their time in quarantine recalling great stories from the past. His story is a doozie! Be sure to tune in to this week’s edition of the Rayder Report to hear all about it. If you like what you heard, remember to like, share, comment ands subscribe for weekly updates. #sports #sport #golf #fitness #motoGP #motorsports #cricket #proteas #futbol #football #soccer #ManchesterCity #athlete #2020Olympics #Olympics #TokyoOlympics #TokyoOlympic2020 #TokyoOlympics2020 #coronavirus #covid19 #health #team #news #ball #game #style #futbol #ballislife

RAYDER REPORT: The Week That Was (March 14-20) Hey Sportsfans! So, Coronavirus has decimated every sporting event on the plan and the sports community is feeling it. We catch up with UK sports commentator Nick Heath, who’s graduated from commentating on the Six Nations and Gallagher Premiership to riveting real-life events ;-) We also turn to this week’s local football drama regarding the PSL. While sports minister Nathi Mthethwa on Tuesday permitted the PSL to go ahead behind closed doors, SAFA president Danny Jordaan confirmed Wednesday that no local football would take place until April 4. Rayder Media also caught up with CSA interim CEO Jacques Faul, who has urged the cricketing fraternity to act responsibly during this time of crisis, cancelling all cricketing activity for the next 60 days. Meanwhile, among the myriad of sporting events that have been cancelled or postponed, including Euro 2020 and the PGA Championship, there’s been no word on the Tokyo Olympics, scheduled to begin late July. In other news, it’s the end of an era for North America’s NFL. SuperBowl winner Tom Brady has left the New England Patriots after 20 seasons with the team. Brady is expected join the Tampa Bay Buccanneers, trading his beloved Gillette stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts for sunnier Florida skies. And last (but certainly not least), with all major sporting events cancelled until Corona blows over, offbeat Internet sensation the Sand Marble Rally has gained significantly in popularity among sportsfans. Naturally, Rayder was around to watch Dragon Egg claim victory at the death at this year’s championship. For all this and more, tune in to this week’s edition of the Rayder Report. If you like what you heard, remember to like, share, comment ands subscribe for weekly updates. #sports #sport #football #fitness #soccer #nfl #football #cricket #proteas #athlete #health #team #news #ball #game #style #futbol #ballislife #athletes #SixNations #GallagherPremiership #PSL #PSL2020 #PremierLeague #PremierSoccer #PremierSoccerLeague #SAFA #southafricanfootball #TokyoOlympics #TokyoOlympic2020 #TokyoOlympics2020 #SandMarbleRally #coronavirus #covid19

RAYDER REPORT: The Week That Was (March 9-13) Several major sporting events have been cancelled or postponed the world over – including Serie A, La Liga, European PGA, ATP Tour, MotoGP and more ¬– which has proved devastating to the global sports economy. Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, however, gives his take on the pandemic and why he feels it’s important to heed all precautionary measures. Meanwhile, other events have gotten under way sans spectators and Borussia Dortmund's Erling Haaland reveals why he is not a fan of no fans. In our weekly wrap up we also touch on Champions League highlights, including commentary from Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp and Tottenham Hotspur’s José Mourinho. In rugby, we hear from Alun Wyn Jones regarding the ball-ache that is England prop Joe Marler and his concerns that World Rugby isn’t doing enough to monitor these types of transgressions. And what would a week of sports be without some local flavour? We include highlights from the Absa Premiership League, catch up with the Proteas and give you the lowdown on all things Super Rugby. For all this and more, tune in to this week’s edition of the Rayder Report. If you like what you heard, remember to subscribe for weekly updates. #sports #sport #football #fitness #basketball #nba #soccer #football #rugby #cricket #golf #athlete #health #team #news #ball #game #style #futbol #ballislife #athletes #run #coronavirus #covid19 #absapremiership #absaprem #proteas #SuperRugby #WorldRugby #ChampionsLeague

William Rayder joins us today to share his very entertaining Story, from commercial fishing Lobster at the age of 12 and moving on to some minor piracy. Will has great detail when describing his life and was a joy to record. A magical 40 day walking tour of the Camino De Santiago with his young son.  

In Episode 37 of Stranger Encounters Tommy looks at the pros and cons of capitalism as a term used by libertarians, and if the use of this terms serves any utility in the furtherance of liberty.

Mance Rayder's second book is like a bazooka aimed at the leftism that is de rigueur in academia, entertainment, and culture. Using well-chosen memes, Mance demonstrates the double standards and inconsistency that characterize so many leftist arguments, and makes the case for the free society -- the missing option in our political discussion.   (Also in this episode, Mance finally drops the pseudonym and reveals his real name.)

Mance Rayder of the Free Man Beyond the Wall Podcast joins us for a discussion of one of his favorite movies, Dances with Wolves. Lieutenant John Dunbar, assigned to a remote western Civil War outpost, befriends wolves and Indians, making him an intolerable aberration in the military. We get into a lot of rabbit trails in a somewhat longer version of the show as we talk about the horrors of war, clashing of cultures, property rights and cultural appropriation. Find Mance on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/mnrothbard There you can find links to his show and book and also see the excellent meme materials he keeps pumping out. Join us next week as we discuss the Tom Cruise flick, American Made. Show notes at: http://www.actualanarchy.com/102 Presented by www.ActualAnarchy.com Robert and I analyze popular movies from a Rothbardian/Anarcho-Capitalist perspective. We use movies as a starting point for people who may not be familiar with this way of thinking. Discussion of the plot and decisions that characters make in relation to morality and violations of the non-aggression principle are our bread and butter. We also will highlight and discuss any themes or lessons from Austrian Economics that we can glean from the film. The point is to show what anarchy actually is with instances that are presented in film. We publish at least once per week; and occasionally will do specials surrounding holidays or events (elections/olympics) and have guests. SUBSCRIBE, RATE AND REVIEW ON APPLE PODCASTS (or iTUNES)

In today's episode Nicky P & Lizzie start airing out that dirty religious laundry they have with each other. We look at Freewill by Rush and discuss its religious & objectivist messages. This week I Heard This Happened finds our pair in very different worlds indeed. Nick's over in Europe in some sweaty club and Lizzy is apparently ten years old plopped down in front of The Cosby Show or Wings or some such nonsense.Nicky brings Kingdoms In Colour by Maribou State. An atmospheric yet easily danceable electronic offering. It reminds me of Caribou meets Royksop but with a more modern R&B bent at times. Lizzy brings The Optimist by Vulfpeck guitarist Cory Wong. Her description is "Imagine if John Mayer had funk as his musical background instead of blues. In this week’s interview we talk to Mance Rayder of The Free Man Beyond The Wall about his own time in the music industry and some strange concerts you wouldn’t believe happened. For music/show notes visit: http://www.soundslikelibertypodcast.com Check out Mance at Free Man Beyond The Wall Podcast Freedom Through Memedom The Kids Are Not Alright To listen to full interviews, get merch, music and maybe even a custom song sign join The Freedom Choir at http://www.patreon.com/sllpodcast

The Return on the Mack... Ended up being 2 first rounders and some change. The Raiders move on from Mack and leave the Raider Nation in a state of shock. Fret no more as the #1 Raiders Podcast is here to save you all. Kenny, Che, and Cain take to the airwaves to talk Raider Nation off the ledge and re-focus their sites on the start of the 2019 NFL season.

In this libertarian podcasters' roundtable, we have a lively discussion about why we recently joined the Libertarian Party, what our plans are, and how we can know if we've succeeded. Fun!

On this week's Electric Libertyland host Brian McWilliams welcomes in epic libertarian / volantaryist memer, podcaster and author Mance Rayder. Brian and Mance discuss the plague of locusts that are the defenders of socialism, including John Oliver of HBO, before discussing Samantha Bee, Joy Reid and the SCOTUS punt on Masterpiece Bakeshop Ltd. vs. Colorado Civil Rights Commission.  @BrianMcWilliams @LionsofLIberty @mnrothbard

Today's episode covers a wide range of topics: the origins of Trump, fallacies of protectionism, how to respond to critics who say libertarianism has never been tried, plus Somalia, working conditions under capitalism, why libertarianism is attacked when we're so marginal, the increasing use of "classical liberal" by creeps, and more.   This episode is drawn from my recent appearance on the  podcast.  

Mance Rayder, author of Freedom Through Memedom, joins me for some big-picture arguments against the state and for freedom.

En un flashback se muestra a Cersei de niña preguntándole a una adivina por su futuro. En Desembarco del Rey Cersei crítica a Jaime por liberar a Tyrion y provocar indirectamente la muerte de su padre. Mientras, en Pentos, Varys lleva a salvo a Tyrion y le revela su trabajo secreto junto con Illyrio Mopatis para llevar a Daenerys al trono de hierro. Varys invita a Tyrion a unirse a su lucha y él acepta. En Meereen, los Hijos de la Arpía, un grupo de resistencia, asesina a uno de los Inmaculados. Danaerys es informada que la misión en Yunkai ha sido exitosa, los amos han entregado el control a un consejo conformado por esclavos, pero a cambio piden la reapertura de las arenas de combate. Más tarde visita a sus dragones Viserion y Rhaegal pero ellos parecen desconocerla y la intentan atacar. En el Valle, Brienne le informa a Podrick que no lo requiere más, dado que su misión de buscar a las hermanas Stark ha fallado, por otro lado, Sansa y Baelish ven como entrena Robyn Arryn antes de marcharse a un lugar en el que Baelish asegura los Lannister no los encontrarán. Stannis le pide a Jon convencer a Mance Rayder de arrodillarse ante el rey y entregar su ejército de salvajes para atacar Invernalia que está ocupada por Roose Bolton y a su vez les daría ciudadanía y tierras para vivir, sin embargo, Mance rechaza la oferta y es mandado a morir en la hoguera. Jon, incapaz de ver como Rayder sufre con las llamas decide darle una muerte rápida clavándole una flecha en el pecho.

After a ten month hiatus, HBO's hit series Game of Thrones has finally returned and it seems the land of Westeros is starting to look like a very different place.  No matter the difference in power players, The Cast Beyond the Wall has returned to talk the biggest twists from the latest episode. In this week's discussion we recap the somewhat polarizing season 5 premiere featuring a totally broken Tyrion Lannister and the recently mentorless Daenerys Targaryen. To kick off the season, we talk about the first flashback in Game of Thrones history and what it could means for Cersei's seemingly bleak future as Queen of Westeros. We try to decide the nature of the prophecy at hand and whether or not Margery is really the queen predicted to bring the Lannisters down. In The Wars to Come, Varys reveals his true allegiance and makes a proposition to Tyrion that could change the outcome of the entire show. I talk details with Daniel and Austin before begging the question of whether or not it really changes the game. With Tyrion being pointed to Daenerys, are we in for the show's most powerful team up yet? In the north, Jon is forced by Stannis to win the loyalty of Mance Rayder and his wildling armies to his cause. We lay out Mance's dilemma and talk the future implications of Jon's actions. The Wars to Come may be a slow burn set up episode, but there's no shortage of things to discuss on this week's episode of The Cast Beyond the Wall. Subscribe on iTunes Follow us on Facebook Watch us on Youtube Don't miss all of the latest Game of Thrones updates at We Got This Covered