To celebrate the growth of our new YouTube channel, the Just Asking Questions team livestreamed an Ask Me Anything episode, hosted by their producer, John Osterhoudt. It was a chance for our listeners to share their reactions to guests and topics, suggest ideas for future episodes, and pose some hard questions.

Thanks for listening!

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Resources mentioned:

• Just Asking Questions with Randy Barnett
• Just Asking Questions with Aaron Sibarium
• Just Asking Questions with Erika Sanzi
• Just Asking Questions with Matt Taibbi
• Selfish Reasons to Have More Kids by Bryan Caplan
• The Constitution of Liberty by F.A. Hayek
• The Road to Serfdom by F.A. Hayek
• The Future and Its Enemies by Virgina Postrel
• Egalitarianism as a Revolt Against Nature, and Other Essays by Murray Rothbard
• A Conflict of Visions: Ideological Origins of Political Struggles by Thomas Sowell
• Zach's interview with Caitlin Long: She's Suing the Fed To Open a Rothbardian Bitcoin Bank
• John recommends the work of Wanjiru Njoya
• Nick Gillespie's interview of Stephanie Slade: What Kind of Libertarian Are You?

Timestamps:

• 00:00 Introduction music
• 00:30 Celebrating 5,000 subscribers
• 01:30 Introducing producer John Osterhoudt
• 02:10 Liz Wolfe on receiving hate mail from IRS agents
• 07:23 What makes you a libertarian? And recommended libertarian books
• 12:54 Different approaches to libertarianism
• 16:13 Nature vs. nurture
• 20:45 Raising children
• 25:58 Do libertarians critique the left more than the right?
• 32:00 Concerns about national conservatism
• 38:39 What questions should more people be asking?
• 40:08 Encouraging courage in political discussions
• 43:36 Dream podcast guests (who are dead!)
• 46:00 Closing remarks & thank you to listeners

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