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In Good FaithEp. 208: Father Elias Kabuk & Bishop Gregory Gordon. How can we protect religious freedom abroad?Steve sits down with Bishop Gregory Gordon and Father Elias Kabuk to discuss attacks on Catholics in Nigeria and what we can do about it, here in the US. This is a sobering interview that covers the recent history of Boko Haram in Western Africa, a terrorist group that has killed over 50,000 people in the last 20 years.
Originally from Philadelphia, the Most Reverend Gregory W. Gordon, STL, is the first Auxiliary Bishop of Las Vegas. In the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Bishop Gordon serves on the Subcommittee on the Church in Africa. He also serves within the Archdiocese...2024-06-0529 min
California Liberty ProjectEpisode 82: On Kamala as governor (!), Newsom in Italy, & Harrison ButkerWe covered several different topics on this episode, including Gavin Newsom's "tour of Italy" (to promote himself and climate alarmism), Kamala Harris' interest in running for governor of California (!), the continued histrionics of radical leftists and useful idiots on California college campuses, and the left's vile culture war against traditional, devout Catholics such as Harrison Butker.
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Passionate Living Through Passive InvestingNavigating Success, Challenges, and Value in Student and Senior Housing - Gregory BronsonEps-163(part -I)Send us a text🚀Engaging Discussion with 𝐆𝐫𝐞𝐠 𝐁𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 , Senior Director at Ashland Capital. 🔍 Join us on an exclusive journey as we unveil the keys to maximizing profits in the next era of real estate. 🏡✨Learn how 𝐆𝐫𝐞𝐠 𝐁𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧 has built a successful student housing platform with a large number of properties and beds, backed by significant capitalization. Their outlook for student housing is positive, highlighting a high success rate with parental guarantees and better collection rates compared to multifamily properties. In the senior housing space, growing occupancies are in high demand, presenting an opportunity for value creation, whereas the biggest challenge is unspecified.𝐁𝐨𝐨𝐤𝐬 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐅𝐨𝐫𝐠𝐞𝐝 𝐆𝐫𝐞...2024-05-1416 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 81: Anthony CabassaIndependent journalist Anthony Cabassa discusses his
experience covering the recent pro-Palestinian protests at UCLA and the challenges faced by journalists on the ground. He shares how he became interested in politics and journalism, and his approach to documenting events
objectively. Cabassa provides insights into the #UCLA encampment and the clashes between pro-Palestine and pro-Israel factions. He highlights the lack of mainstream media coverage and the importance of capturing multiple
perspectives. Cabassa also discusses the potential legal implications for UCLA and the need for thorough investigations into the events.
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2024-05-0453 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 80: Steve Deace
In this conversation, talk-show host & author Steve Deace is the guest. Greg and Steve discuss the intersection of politics and spirituality. They explore the presence of supernatural and demonic activity in politics and culture, and the role of divine judgment. They also discuss the relationship between Christian faith and politics, debating whether Christian beliefs should be intermingled with political decisions/governance or if there should be a separation between the two. Finally, they offer advice for conservatives living in blue states, emphasizing the importance of concentrating resources and creating dissident communities.
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Steve Deace...2024-04-2834 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 79: California radicalism (protests, politicians, & Prop. 47)There's a ton of insanity in California these days, from radical protesters shutting down bridges & city-council meetings, to $73-billion budget deficits and "genealogy offices" for reparations policies. Listen to this episode for a full rundown of this devastating nuttiness.
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2024-04-2048 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 78: Minimum-wage laws make minimum sense (plus: California's idiotic energy & water policies)In this episode, I discuss some current conversations and controversies on the right, and then we dive into California's recent, disastrous minimum-wage law. What are the effects, consequences, and fallout around the state? I also discussed California's war on the oil & gas industry and the onerous water policies that are devastating farmers.
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2024-04-0636 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 77: Freedom Angels Tara Thornton & Denise AguilarIn this episode, I had a conversation with Tara Thornton and Denise Aguilar (the Freedom Angels). These individuals have been advocates and activists for medical freedom and family/parental rights for several years, and they are busy fighting California's "bad bills" & advocating for common-sense legislation to protect children and families in 2024. Denise is also running for California's Assembly District 13, which includes Stockton and Tracy in the Central Valley.
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Question authority and seek justice to create a healthy and just world.
Oppose v_ccine mandates and advocate for alternative...2024-03-2557 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 76: Post-Super-Tuesday wrap-up, plus Biden's bizarre SOTU speechIn this episode, I discussed Joe Biden's bizarre, seething SOTU address, as well as the strange GOP response by Senator Katie Britt of Alabama. I also highlighted many of the primary races/results here in California, as the ballot counting goes on and on (and on)... And finally, I mentioned some of the news out of San Francisco, where progressive policies are starting to be abandoned, as more and more companies and stores "close up shop" and leave the city. Is the tide beginning to turn?
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...2024-03-0936 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 75: Nick Wilson (running for California Assembly in District 53) on civil society, anarcho-tyranny, fighting crime, and common senseIn this podcast episode, Greg interviews Nick Wilson, a
candidate running for office in Assembly District 53 in California. They discuss various issues affecting the district and the state, including public safety, crime, homelessness, and the impact of radical legislation. They also highlight the importance of local elections and the need for real solutions to address the challenges facing California (which have been brought on largely by progressive policies).
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anarcho-tyranny and the erosion of civil society. Overall, the episode emphasizes the urgency of taking action and getting involved in...2024-03-021h 17California Liberty ProjectEpisode 74: Newsom's failures: budget deficit, crime, and his presidential fantasyIn this episode of the California Liberty Project podcast, I gave a broad overview of the current California primary & upcoming election. I discussed some of the notable races in the state, as well as trends and news stories that are affecting the primary on March 5: Newsom's worse-than-expected budget deficit, a new poll showing Newsom would lose a hypothetical presidential election to Donald Trump (by 10 points!), and a ballot initiative that could defang California's disastrous Prop. 47, which has been largely responsible for a huge increase in petty thefts, robberies, and public-menace crimes over the past several years in California.
2024-02-2340 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 73: Sheriff Mike Boudreaux (Congressional candidate for California's 20th District)In this episode, Sheriff Mike Boudreaux (Tulare County) is the guest. Mike is running for Congress in California's 20th District. We discussed California-specific issues such as illegal immigration and crime, as well as the bloated budgets and War Machine in Washington, D.C.
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2024-02-0532 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 72: Katy Grimes of the California GlobeKaty Grimes (from the California Globe) is our guest this week, and we discussed all things California in 2024. Specifically, we focused on the deluge of new laws that have taken effect here in California, as of January 1. Don't miss this episode!
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2024-01-2737 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 71: David Giglio (candidate for Congress in the special election to replace Speaker Kevin McCarthy in CA's 20th Congressional District)In Episode 71, I spoke with David Giglio, a small business owner who is running for Congress in California's 20th Congressional District. (This is the seat that was vacated by former Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy.) We touched upon many topics, including his thoughts on illegal immigration, what it means to be "America First", the dangers of foreign aid and Forever War, and also some of the unique challenges that California's San Joaquin Valley faces.
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2024-01-1347 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 70: Welcome to 2024 (buckle up)!In this New Year episode, we kick off 2024 by reviewing the state of the state (of California), and we review the dangerous new laws & policies that are being implemented. From an increased minimum wage, to harsh new restrictions on self defense and CCW's, to California's $68 billion budget surplus and free health care for illegal immigrants, it's going to be a wild ride -- and we all need to remain vigilant, informed, and engaged.
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#California2024-01-0634 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 69: Jorge Besada and the libertarian take on Israel-Palestine-Gaza-HamasDon't miss this episode in which Jorge Besada returns to the podcast to discuss an Austro-libertarian take on the Israel-Palestine situation. (This also serves as Jorge's response to libertarian scholar Walter Block, who appeared on this podcast's Episode 65.) We considered the quandary of what should be done as far as a one-state or two-state solution, how to defend innocent civilians, and what the "clear pilled" solution might entail.
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Follow California Liberty...2023-12-251h 10California Liberty ProjectEpisode 68: Harrison Tinsley on parental rights and protecting his sonIn Episode 68, my guest was Harrison Tinsley, a Bay Area dad who is undergoing a nightmarish struggle to gain joint custody and protect his young son, who is being raised as "non binary" by the boy's mother (and he is being referred to as "they/them" by the mother). We talked about his case, as well as the current state of courts and the general bias against fathers in California custody proceedings. We also discussed some of the radical philosophy behind the modern gender-identity/fluidity movement.
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Follow California Liberty Project...2023-11-1643 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 66: Mike Netter of Rebuild CaliforniaMy guest for this week's episode is Mike Netter of Rebuild California. Mike is a citizen activist and radio host on KABC 790 AM in Los Angeles. He helped spearhead the effort to recall Gavin Newsom, and he is currently working to spread the word on several issues critical to California's future: energy & forest management; education; law and order; water; self governance.
We discussed the failures of Sacramento that downgrade the quality of life for California's citizens, the power-hungry politicians lining up and waiting for Newsom's departure, and what can be done to save our state.
2023-11-1153 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 65: Libertarian economist Dr. Walter Block on Ayn Rand, Murray Rothbard, and the Israel-Gaza conflictDr. Walter Block is a libertarian scholar and professor at Loyola University New Orleans, and he is an author of two-dozen books. He is also a senior fellow at the Mises Institute. His work focuses on Austrian economics and libertarian political theory -- and he is not afraid to tackle thorny/unpopular topics.
In this episode, we started off by discussing Walter's early years in Brooklyn, where he was a classmate of Bernie Sanders' and later met Ayn Rand and her associates as an undergrad. He credits some conversations and meetings with them for...2023-11-0454 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 64: Live w/ Lillian & A Rod from LEXITThis is a LIVE episode in which I'm joined by Lillian & A Rod from LEXIT. We discussed LEXIT's core mission, which is primarily spiritual and secondarily political. They are aiming to spread the truth to all of their fellow Americans; however they are specifically looking to remind Latinos and Hispanic Americans that now is a good time to exit the Democratic Party. We also discussed some current events as well as the persistent problem of grifters here in California's Democrat "machines."
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...2023-10-221h 17California Liberty ProjectEpisode 63: On Israel, Hamas, Gaza...and California's Awful New LawsFor this week's episode, I shared my thoughts on last weekend's horrific terrorist attack on innocent civilians in Israel. Beyond that, I analyzed and discussed many of the awful responses coming from leftists -- and also from some libertarians. I talked about the difference between an "antiwar" stance and a "constitutional noninterventionist" stance toward foreign policy. What should be done to Hamas now in response to the terrorist attack, and what will happen to the innocent people living in Gaza?
Also, I reviewed some of the awful bills Gavin Newsom signed into law here in California this...2023-10-1532 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 62: On AB 2098, California's new Senator from Maryland, and the ousting of the Speaker of the HouseIn this episode, I did a bit of a "news roundup" and review of many of this week's big stories, from around California (and even Washington, D.C.). I covered the quiet repeal of AB 2098 (the anti-free-speech medical law passed last year), which was great news. I also covered bills such as the disastrous AB 665, which is currently sitting on Newsom's desk. Further, I offered my thoughts on California's newly appointed senator from Maryland and the ousting of Speaker Kevin McCarthy of California's 20th Congressional District.
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2023-10-0743 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 61: Edward Ring on environmental extremism, California's energy crunch, & the dangers of "sustainable development"Edward Ring is our guest this week. We discussed the state of California's war on energy, expensive & unreliable electricity, the anti-growth mindset, and the dangers of sustainable development. Another critical topic we covered was California's water crisis: how did we get here and what we can do now.
Edward Ring is a Senior Fellow at the California Policy Center, where he covers water and energy issues, among other topics. His writing has appeared in the L.A. Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Economist, National Review, and many other publications.
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2023-08-1959 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 55: On Jim Gaffigan, RFK Jr., Oliver Anthony, and Newsom's megalomaniaI covered several different topics on this week's episode, but it was a good one! I discussed all of the topics in the title, and more.
Maui wildfires and "global warming"
Oliver Anthony's viral song and populist themes
The pitfalls of RFK Jr.
Jim Gaffigan's blue-pilled takes and how he is destroying his brand
Newsom's "moderate" stances and his quest for the presidency
We also went into a little bit of detail on some of California's active Bad Bills (e.g., AB 1078; SB 596; AB 957).
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...2023-08-1253 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 54: Tatum Shank of Hollywood 4 FreedomTatum Shank of Hollywood 4 Freedom returns to the show to discuss what is happening right now in the entertainment industry, alternatives to the left-liberal zeitgeist, participating in the Parallel Economy, and some good news in California.
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2023-07-2259 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 52: Adina Flores on the importance of citizen journalism & fighting cronyism/corruption in Gavin Newsom's CaliforniaMy guest this week is Adina Flores. Adina is an activist and a citizen journalist for the California Globe. She writes about corruption and cronyism in the state of California.
In this episode, we discussed some of the shenanigans and corruption in Northern California, as well as the creepiness of Sonoma County's Bohemian Grove, the appearance of universal basic income programs in California, Gavin Newsom's "lucky" business partners, the cannabis industry in California, and much more.
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Specifically, I discussed the Richard Henry Lee resolution (July 2, 1776) that these United States are free and independent states. (Does it feel like your state is "free and independent" in the year 2023?)
I also read some of the opening paragraphs of...2023-07-0635 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 50: Patrick Gipson (running for California's 40th Assembly District)Patrick Lee Gipson joined me for Episode 50 of the California Liberty Project. Patrick is a law-enforcement officer and candidate running for the 40th Assembly District in California. We had a great discussion on some of the bills that are working their way through the legislature in Sacramento, as well as the importance of grass-roots parental activism in schools and communities. Patrick also discussed some of the key points of running for office.
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Follow California Liberty...2023-06-241h 01California Liberty ProjectEpisode 49: Jordan Henry on current events in Glendale and the mystical nature of woke leftismThis is a great episode. My guest is parent-activist Jordan Henry. We discussed recent events in Glendale, California, as parents and community members stand up against inappropriate, woke, explicit, and quasi-religious propaganda being promulgated in Glendale schools. We talked about the left's takeover of education and the mystical aspects of their platform. Don't miss this one!
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2023-06-181h 25California Liberty ProjectEpisode 48: C. Jay Engel on post-libertarianism, wokeness, the post-Marxist left, and the current state of things in CaliforniaThis week's guest is C. Jay Engel, host of the Chronicles Magazine podcast. We discussed the nature of today's woke, post-Marxist left as well as the legacy of liberalism, Enlightenment ideals, and libertarianism. We also briefly covered the L.A. Dodgers controversy and the new, woke national holy month that is imposed upon us every June. Finally, we talked about the incredible geography and political diversity in California, and the prospects for liberty for its beleaguered citizens.
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2023-05-2757 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 46: Newsom's reality check and California's public-policy failuresIn this solo episode, I recount California's numerous public-safety and public-policy failures over the past few years: water mismanagement, increasing street crime, subsidies & support for drug abuse, Prop. 57, homelessness, etc. Gavin Newsom is now being forced to sound like a voice of reason (partly), because he is trying to finagle a run for the presidency. So that might mean that reparations will be a "no way" and critical water projects might actually get built (over the objections of the fanatical environmental zealots).
Also: What is going on with Senator Dianne Feinstein?
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2023-04-291h 04California Liberty ProjectEpisode 43: Mike ter Maat (Libertarian Party presidential candidate)In this episode, I speak with guest Mike ter Maat. Mike is an Austrian economist, retired pro-reform police officer, and current candidate for President of the United States (as a Libertarian Party candidate). We discussed reforms in policing and what to do about crime, drugs, and homelessness in our cities. We also covered topics such as the failed War on Drugs, reining in the Federal Reserve, the immorality of inflating the money supply, public property & the tragedy of the commons, and much more!
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2023-04-0938 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 41: Dr. Irene Mavrakakis on Science, Practicing Medicine in a Pandemic, Liberty Activism, & PeaceDon't miss this episode of the California Liberty Project! Our guest is Dr. Irene Mavrakakis, M.D., and we discussed the practice of medicine during a pandemic, the importance of informed consent, potential reasons for the proliferation of various food allergies in recent years, and effective vs ineffective medical treatments. We also talked about the hijacking of science by regime propagandists, "experts", and modern-day Lysenkoists.
Irene is active in the peace and Rage Against the War Machine movements, so we discussed new coalitions/collaborations on that front.
Follow Irene Mavrakakis on Twitter2023-04-011h 15California Liberty ProjectEpisode 40: Siaka Massaquoi Returns!My guest this week is Siaka Massaquoi, who is a very busy man these days. In addition to being an actor and producer, Siaka is also active in politics. Last year, he ran for Assembly in a San Fernando Valley district; he is currently the Vice Chair of the L.A. Republican Party. Siaka is active with WhatTheFact.tv, Hollywood 4 Freedom, and the Babylon Bee.
We discussed the ups and downs of running for office, conservatism and localism, the importance of taking care of our own neighborhoods (instead of fixating on Washington, D.C.), the Great Reset...2023-03-2552 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 39: Three Years of Tyranny, California's Soggy "Drought", plus Trump's "imminent" arrest (?)Will Trump be arrested on Tuesday? (Probably not.) Was this whole rumor just a grift/ruse to raise money and ensnare Desantis? (Maybe.) Should partisan district attorneys be arresting/imprisoning political foes from rival parties on trumped-up charges that are often misdemeanors? (I don't think it's a great idea.)
And in local California news: Is our drought finally over, as many parts of the state are recovering from widespread flooding (or digging out from several feet of snow)? How many more farcical articles will we see that admonish us to "remember that the drought restrictions can't be...2023-03-2120 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 38: Michael Heise of the Libertarian Party Mises CaucusMichael Heise joins the California Liberty Project as our guest this week. Michael is the founder and chair of the LP Mises Caucus, which is a caucus within the libertarian party that focuses on promoting free markets, Austrian economics, peace, non-intervention in military as well as many domestic issues, and radical political decentralization. We discussed the legacy of great free-market thinkers such as Ludwig von Mises, Murray Rothbard, and others, as well as how the Mises Caucus is continuing the work of the Ron Paul Revolution.
Be sure to join the Mises Caucus at one of the st...2023-03-1132 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 37: Red pills, conspiracy theories, and separating fact from fiction, w/ Blas Vegas CarrascoThis is a fun episode, in which Blas Carrasco and I discuss how we can/should distinguish nutty conspiracy theories (that are not supported by evidence) from the provable/actual absurdities that define modern life (since 2020). We cover a lot of diverse topics in this conversation, and Blas recounts a recent (humorous) experience he'd had with some friends in the liberty community.
There are so many topics here, we felt like we'd barely scratched the surface. We'll follow on some of these topics in the future.
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We discussed the mission of TASS, as well as this year's crop of Bad Bills and what mu...2023-02-181h 16California Liberty ProjectEpisode 35: The return of Arod and Lillian from LEXITIn this episode, I welcomed Arod and Lillian from LEXIT (Kern County, California) back onto the podcast. It was a great discussion on topics such as p*ndemic policies, the general insanity and authoritarianism of the past three years, public-health policy & the bureaucracy, Trump vs Desantis, the timeless importance of Biblical history, and much more.
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In addition to discussing his latest book on wealth distribution in America, we also talked about the benefits of capitalism, the errors of Marxism, and income inequality. We also shifted gears and discussed Germinal's writing process and how to write & publish your first book!
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Germinal G. Van's books on Amazon...2023-01-2836 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 33: Louis Marinelli on CalExit 3.0In this episode, my guest was Louis Marinelli, president of YesCalifornia. We discussed the new CalExit 3.0 efforts, in which 22 left-leaning coastal California counties would eventually secede from the United States. The remaining 36 California counties would remain in the United States. This effort seeks to put forth a citizen’s ballot initiative that would amend California’s Constitution, resulting in this secession.
In addition to detailing how CalExit 3.0 would work, we discussed California’s culture and political climate, peaceful secession movements, the Jeffersonian tradition and local political control, classical liberalism, and much more.
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Also, in the first few minutes of this episode, I discuss California’s simultaneous rain/flood emergency and never-ending “drought state of emergency.” California’s abusive laws and idiotic regulations have ensured that the state will always careen sinusoidally from one emergency to another – even though everyone knows in advance t...2023-01-151h 09California Liberty ProjectEpisode 31: Michael RectenwaldJoin us on the first episode of the California Liberty Project podcast in 2023! Michael Rectenwald is this week's guest, and we had a wide-ranging discussion on "social justice," political correctness, cultural revolutions, and the totalitarian tendencies of the Left. This episode has some really interesting and important content, as we look ahead to the tyranny and authoritarianism that is coming at us from governments, academia, and Davos-globalist types.
Michael is an author of several books, a frequent commentator and guest on several national shows, and a recovering academic. His most recent books include The Great Reset and the...2023-01-0755 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 30: Recapping 2022 and preparing to defend liberty in 2023!This is the last episode of 2022 for the California Liberty Project. (Make sure to check out the big first show of 2023, on January 7!) On this episode, I quickly recapped some of our wins and losses in 2022, and I discussed some of the challenges that we will be facing in 2023.
I also tackled California's ill-advised MINIMUM-WAGE increase. What will its effects be? Who will be the winners and losers? Where does the state get this kind of authority over business and private enterprise?
Thank you for joining me as we got this podcast successfully launched and off t...2022-12-3047 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 29: Tatum & Jennifer Shank of Hollywood 4 FreedomIn Episode 29 of the California Liberty Project podcast, Tatum and Jennifer Shank joined me to discuss their work in Hollywood 4 Freedom. We covered topics such as medical freedom, the right to privacy, what it’s like to be a conservative living in LA, and whether or not it’s time to leave California for “greener pastures” (i.e., places in other states that actually value freedom of conscience, traditional values, and liberty).
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We discussed the power of thinking for oneself, political parties in America (and the danger of factions that our Founding Fathers warned us about), Democrat political machines in California, and much more.
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2022-12-101h 12California Liberty ProjectEpisode 27: California MADNESS: reparations, Newsom's War on Energy, special legislative session, and more!Episode 27 of the California Liberty Project podcast is a roundup of some of the big news stories here in California. These news stories include Governor Gavin Newsom's war on California's energy sector, a new task force that seeks to implement a reparations program that will "only" cost $569 billion, California's seemingly never-ending vote counting (one month after the election), a special legislative session that is being planned to investigate oil companies and refiners' alleged "price gouging," and much more.
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Follow California Liberty Project on twitter...2022-11-1252 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 23: Covid amnesty (?!) and alleged threats to "democracy" ahead of the mid-term electionIn this episode, I discuss the prospect of a Covid-related “amnesty,” which has been suggested/requested by some prominent Lockdown supporters and members of the left-liberal-interventionist coalition. (There are millions of liberty advocates and human-rights activists who are not even remotely interested in granting an “amnesty” at this time, after all of the tyranny and Covid authoritarianism of the past two-and-a-half years.) Perhaps one day we will forgive, but we will never forget.
Additionally, I discuss the Left’s unhinged fearmongering about “threats to democracy” and “election deniers” in this upcoming mid-term election. What do they mean when they say “democr...2022-11-0558 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 22: Blas Vegas Carrasco and Henry Hazlitt's Economics in One LessonDon't miss this episode of the California Liberty Project, in which Blas Vegas Carrasco and I dive into a free-market classic for the ages: Henry Hazlitt's Economics in One Lesson. This short book serves as a powerful primer that will help you tear down every common economic fallacy that floats around today. Blas and I cover topics such as minimum-wage laws, rent-control laws, price controls, the "broken window" fallacy, "public works" projects, and also the highly entertaining movie Falling Down.
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California P...2022-10-2254 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 20: Corbin Sabol Returns to CLP!Corbin Sabol returns to CLP for this pre-election discussion. We talked about California's energy crisis & sky-high gas prices, the importance of subsidiarity and local control, red pills vs blue pills, Democrat-caused misery, and the failures of California's government schools.
Corbin is running for California's State Assembly (79th District) in San Diego.
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Watch The...2022-10-011h 06California Liberty ProjectEpisode 17: California's Energy Insanity, PLUS How to Debate Global Warming!In this episode, I do a deeper dive into California's destructive, authoritarian energy policies. I review recent energy & climate-change legislation, and tie that back to hypocritical politicians and environmental extremists. Another big part of this episode is a primer on how to dismantle alarmist fearmongering about Climate Change and Global Warming that emanate from the mainstream/dinosaur media.
Be sure to listen as I give a very brief short course on how to go about debating Global Warming, and how we can actually evaluate scientific claims about the natural world.
Please let me know what yo...2022-09-2454 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 16: Michael McMahon Returns!Michael McMahon becomes the first recurring guest on Episode 16 of the California Liberty Project. I wanted to check in with Michael, who is currently out on the campaign trail running for California Assembly District 41, and discuss some current events. We touched upon California's insane/irresponsible energy policies, the bills that are currently sitting on Governor Newsom's desk, how to form alliances with people on the political Left (who still value civil liberties), and much more.
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2022-09-171h 03California Liberty ProjectEpisode 15: Michael BoldinIn this episode (#15), Michael Boldin and I discuss the American Founders and liberty, nullification of unconstitutional laws, the dangers of a standing army & armed bureaucracy, the growing size and scope of national government, and much more.
Michael is the founder of the Tenth Amendment Center and he currently hosts the Path to Liberty podcast.
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Follow California Liberty...2022-09-1046 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 14: Angela McArdleAngela McArdle joins me on Episode 14 of the California Liberty Project podcast. Angela is the Chair of the Libertarian Party and a liberty activist. We discuss California's legislative insanity, the importance of local activism, the beauty of Austrian economics, and the dangers of cultural Marxism.
Whether you're a Libertarian, Republican, Democrat, or independent, give this episode a listen and let me know what you think!
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Here is Lori Mills' website: Lori Mills | Save California (lorimills4stateassembly.com)
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Follow California Liberty Project on...2022-08-201h 01California Liberty ProjectEpisode 11: Austin PetersenAustin Petersen is this week's guest on the California Liberty Project podcast. Austin is a radio host, an entrepreneur, and a liberty activist. He ran for President of the United States as a Libertarian, back in 2016.
He currently owns & operates the AP 4 Liberty Shop. Click the link to check it out! (Use promo code LIBERTYPROJECT to get a discount on any purchases!)
We had a fun discussion, covering topics such as the state of the liberty movement, Libertarian Party dynamics and controversies, Anti-Federalists and the Bill of Rights, anarcho-capitalism, Lysander Spooner, and the importance of laug...2022-08-1353 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 10: Mark Baird and How to Regain Our Liberty in the Free State of JeffersonHave you heard of the State of Jefferson movement? Are you distressed about the loss of liberty and the economic & cultural devastation in California? Should Inland California be perpetually abused and taken advantage of by the coastal "elites" and Sacramento politicians? Are you familiar with Article IV, Section III, of the United States Constitution?
Don't miss this fascinating discussion. The guest for this episode is Mark Baird, who has been active in the State of Jefferson movement for several years.
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LeaguecastThe Hunting Act 2004... a different perspective, with Gregory Gordon. PREVIEWOur very first Leaguecast guest is Gregory Gordon, criminal barrister specialising in hunting and animal welfare offences, most recently known for his work in the Mark Hankinson trial Gregory explains how he immersed himself into hunting to better understand how it works, and gives us an insight into what he believes will make the Hunting Act 2004 more effective. 2022-07-2800 min
LeaguecastThe Hunting Act 2004 with Gregory GordonCriminal barristers aren't required to have specialist knowledge in specific areas, so when criminal barrister Gregory Gordon took on a hunting case he decided to experience all aspects of the 'sport' to better understand it. In our first Leaguecast episode, Greg tells Emma about his experience as 'quarry' in a clean boot hunt and what he thinks needs to change to see an end to hunting once and for all. Gregory Gordon is a criminal barrister specialising in complex crime, environment and regulatory offences, as well as hunting and animal welfare. Most recently he was the...2022-07-2541 minCalifornia Liberty ProjectEpisode 8: Blas Vegas Carrasco & Rothbard's Anatomy of the StateIn this episode, my good friend Blas and I discuss Murray Rothbard's classic Anatomy of the State. This is an excellent, short book (really, it's an extended essay) that everyone (who is concerned with liberty and living a life free from government coercion) should read.
We discuss the radical American tradition, nullification of unconstitutional laws, government propaganda and medical tyranny in a p@ndemic age, and much more.
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