In this episode, we discuss the medical exemptions you can self declare in order to attend venues or events that insist on (or by law are mandated to use) the UK Covid Pass. Is there a window of opportunity now where we can avoid both testing and vaccines in order to go about our daily...
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In this edition, Andrew drops some white pills starting with Twitter’s founder Jack Dorsey tweeting out a complete surprise. Is Jack a secret libertarian? Does this mean he’s not really in control of twitter policy or that it could change in the future for the better? We also talk about Michael Malice’s recently released book...
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In this episode, we tackle a question from one of the members of our Telegram channel, which you can find at t.me/soundingboard. We were asked what we thought Britain, and the world, would be like a year from now. We begin by reminiscing what it was like twelve months ago and how far things have...
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Everyone is taught, quite rightly, that Fascism is bad. But do they really know what it is, other than to name the atrocities of WW2 and the Holocaust? We look at the differences in how the education system and the media have protrayed both Fascism and Communism in the past, and whether there really is...
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After listening to the first What’s Worse Game, our Dad couldn’t resist getting in on the action, and so came up with a new list of competing horrors for Nic to challenge Andrew with. The aim of the game is to pick the worst of the two options – not the least worst – and...
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This week, Andrew tells the story of John McAfee. From his early life as a computer programmer at NASA in the 60s to his exploits on the run from the US government for alleged tax evasion, John was always a legend. We hope you enjoy hearing a little more about his fascinating life. How to...
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Nukes are normally one of those areas that even so-called libertarians equivocate on. Do you really want those in the hands of private individuals or corporations? Surely the state is a safe pair of hands and nuclear power and atomic weapons need to be heavily regulated? Right? Well we’ve discussed this topic before (supermarket nukes),...
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A short bonus episode that we hope you’ll enjoy where Nic, initially not realising Andrew had started recording, describes the joy he experienced gaslighting his young children. Did they really think he was their mother? Photo by Avi Agarwal on Unsplash Please visit our website to download or stream all our previous episodes and to...
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After a brief hiatus while Nic recovered from surgery, we’re back with a new game of Andrew’s devising. The What’s Worse Game. In this new game, Andrew gives Nic two deliberately awful options and asks him to say which one is worse. Sometimes personal, often extreme, Nic reacts to each and tries to justify why...
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Libertarianism In Mainstream TV
We’re so used to the general level of statist indoctrination that comes out of mainstream television and film, that it can be a surprise to find a truly libertarian character. They are certainly not common, but there are some notable examples, which we talk through here. Sometimes its just a hint of something that is...
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