Matt Kibbe is joined by Kyle Mann, editor in chief of the Babylon Bee, to talk about the ways in which laughter can cut through the constant anxiety that news outlets and political partisans demand we feel at all times.
Category - Podcast
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Lockdowns Threw 100 Million People into Poverty | Guest: Jay Battacharya | Ep 187
Matt Kibbe is joined by Dr. Jay Battacharya, professor of health policy at Stanford University, to talk about the continued hesitancy of the mainstream media and government scientists to acknowledge the immense harm caused by COVID lockdowns.
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New Hampshire Libertarians Hold Lockdowners Accountable | Guests: Nolan Pelletier, Robley Hall, Ben Richards | Ep 186
Matt Kibbe sits down with three members of the New Hampshire Libertarian Party to talk about the Free State Project and the pro-liberty trend in New Hampshire politics.
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Hollywood Is Dead; Here’s What’s Going to Replace It | Guests: Jordan and Daniel Harmon | Ep 185
Matt Kibbe sits down with Jordan and Daniel Harmon, co-founders of Angel Studios, to talk about their new model for financing and distributing movies and television shows.
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Big Pharma Is Buying Washington’s Vaccine Policy | Guest: Adam Andrzejewski | Ep 184
Matt Kibbe is joined by Adam Andrzejewski, CEO of Openthebooks.com, to discuss the complex web of payola that exists between major pharmaceutical companies and scientists at the NIH.
Matt Kibbe sits down with Clint Russell, host of “Liberty Lockdown,” to talk about how the lockdown policies of the last two years have created the infrastructure to implement a nightmarish regime of social control to rival China’s social credit system.
Matt Kibbe sits down with Magno Karl, executive director of Livres, to discuss the recent political changes in Brazil.
Podcast, Kibbe on Liberty
The Road to Racial Justice Is Liberty | Guests: Rachel Ferguson and Marcus Witcher | Ep 181
Matt Kibbe is joined by Rachel Ferguson and Marcus Witcher to discuss the ways in which free markets and free people have done more for racial justice and equality than any top-down government program.
Matt Kibbe sits down with Leopold Ajami to talk about the philosophy of Ayn Rand and how it can be applied to improve people’s lives in a tangible way.
Matt Kibbe is joined by Jesse Ramos to talk about the ways in which individuals can make a difference in local politics.