Please enjoy this recent episode of the Seeds of Liberty Podcast. This week we were joined again by CJ of the Dangerous History Podcast. Herein we discussed the soothing sounds of Anarchism’s Smooth Operator,

I have been supremely amused by the back-and-forth going on lately among some voluntaryists/anarchists/what-have-you regarding the discussion of state borders. It's certainly been a source of unending

Full disclaimer: I don't vote, I don't condone voting, and I encourage others not to vote. And so should you. Jared Howe has written about voting before, and he's right; voting isn't the end-all, be-all

The average new car price was up 2% from the same time last year. This follows a similar increase of 2.6% from April 2014 to April 2015, according to a report by USA Today from last year that was based

Let's use a little thought experiment to work this through. Image via PixaBay Suppose you and I live somewhere out in the wide, wide world, me on my land that I've cultivated and you on yours. Then, one

Well, Dave and Jeremy wrangled me into putting my voice onto a digital track again. We recorded this episode last week and it's now available for viewing on YouTube (check out the inset below!) or you

Any Airborne Dedicated Individual Combat Killer (ADICK) worth their salt has been there twice. Image via the balance Ah, the Joint Readiness Training Center at Ft. Polk, Louisiana. If you thought New Jersey

If you're an Airborne Dedicated Individual Combat Killer (ADICK), chances are you've experienced the troop worship effect first-hand. Complete strangers walk up to you and give you heartfelt thank-yous.

If you haven't checked out The Downfall, check it out. Right now. I'm not going to hold a gun to your head (because I'm not a government stooge anymore), but really and truly, it's a fantastic podcast.

I recently had the pleasure of wasting two minutes of my life that I'll never get back watching a video about a resource-based economy. For those who don't know, the Venus Project has, at its goal, the

I'm Not Signing This Ammo Back, So Just Shoot All of It On the last installment of ADICK, we talked about how training in the by-God Airborne usually revolved around staring at trees. The usual excuse

I was having a conversation with a very good friend of mine whom I served alongside in the Army the other night. To give you an idea how much I value him as part of my life, my daughter knows him as her

Just Pretend the Trees Are the Enemy I think it was Konstantin Jirecek who said "we have done so much, for so long, with so little, we are now qualified to do anything with nothing." This is

Military Families Suffer More than Some Don't get me wrong, I'm not making this post to defend all the dependapotamuses that like to think that they serve alongside their husbands and that you should salute

Looks like the time has finally come. I guess I'll start doing podcasts. I'd like to give a shout out to Dave Painter first and foremost for encouraging me last night to get myself some gear to start recording

Pretty Sure We've Answered Who Will Build the Roads The statist argument that hinges on provisions of publicly accessible goods, with roads and security being the primary targets, has been around for as

The Federal Reserve Forecasts More QE? Say It Ain't So! In a new working paper released by the Federal Reserve, the Federal Reserve has essentially come to the conclusion that it has almost no room to

The People You Meet on Your Airborne Journey Since this is the fifth article I've written in the series, I figured I'd take this opportunity to try something a little more lighthearted and funny. The last

It's been about two weeks since I first logged into Steemit, not entirely sure of what to expect. What I read about it had me skeptical; who pays people to post on social media? I mean, really and truly,

Take Initiative, or Don't; You're Getting It Either Way One axiom of enlisted life in the Army is the idea that you are to take initiative at whatever level you're at. From buck private all the way to