Category: Podcasts
Today I talk with Roderick about his 2013 blog post “Eudaimonism and Non-Aggression,” one of many early 2010s blog posts across the libertarian ecosystem debating the pros and cons of the non-aggression principle, or NAP. As usual, Roderick thinks both sides make some good points, but ultimately lands on the side of the NAP. Though […]
“Corporations versus the Market; or, Whip Conflation Now” was the lead essay of Cato Unbound’s 2008 discussion “When Corporations Hate Markets” and later included in C4SS’s “Markets Not Capitalism.” The essay is one-half political economy, sketching out the basic ideas behind freed-market anti-capitalism, and one-half political psychology, exploring the various pitfalls leading virtually everyone, from […]
Introducing the Long Library, a podcast of the Center for a Stateless Society where I interview Roderick Long on one of his writings. Any requests? Send me a note here. In our first episode, I talk to Roderick about his 2004 monograph “Libertarian Anarchism: Responses to Ten Objections.” This is one of the first things […]
Aaron Ross Powell invites me on to (Re)Imagining Liberty to interview him on Buddhism, Liberalism, and the Politics on Impermanence (December 16, 2023).
On this episode of Mutual Exchange Radio, I interview Jason Lee Byas on public choice theory, reparations (for slavery and other injustices), and war. Jason Lee Byas is a fellow at the Center for a Stateless Society and a PhD student in Philosophy at the University of Michigan. His academic work focuses on punishment (and […]
In this episode of the Anti-Power Hour, Lucy and I talk about peace in our time, scary movies, and more.
Alex Aragona of the Institute for Liberal Studies invites me on The Curious Task to discuss prison abolition. How do we abolish prisons?
In this episode of Anti-Power Hour, Lucy and I talk about Barbieheimer, hypocrisy, the far right, and more!
Host Eric Fleischmann and I discuss my 2015 article, What Is Anarchism? Does it still hold up?
Lucy Steigerwald and I discuss rich people, their doomed Atlantic voyages, and more.
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