The Tom Woods Show

Kathryn Huwig, fighting the Ohio health department for death data transparency, discusses legal challenges, government incompetence, and the concealment of crucial COVID mortality rates. The podcast also explores personal resilience, COVID litigation, and advocating against unjust mandates.

Brandon Harnish, County Councilman in Wells County, Indiana, talks about the overlooked ways we can push back against the bad guys at the local level, but we're too distracted by presidential politics to organize and do it. Sponsors: Monetary Metals & Supporting Listeners Guest's Twitter: @PaleoGOP Show notes for Ep. 2474

Argentine politician Javier Milei faces challenges in reversing economic damage with popular support. Topics include evolution to anarcho-capitalist, gold as honest money, political rise, challenges of lockdowns and economic reforms, and current popular support in Argentina.

Strength coach Michael Wolf discusses the flaws in fitness science, debunking myths and advocating for strength training over cardio. He challenges outdated beliefs, emphasizes the benefits of hiring a coach, and explores the multifaceted advantages of strength training for overall well-being.

Former Levi's brand manager Jennifer Sey discusses controversial opinions on COVID school closures, abusive coaching in gymnastics, advocacy for women's sports and Title IX, and the creation of an athletic apparel brand supporting gender equity in sports.

Daniel Prince, an advocate for a different family lifestyle, discusses their decision to embrace full-time travel with kids, including fears, financial considerations, and sustaining their nomadic lifestyle. They delve into language immersion, homeschooling, and the concept of earning interest on gold, all while emphasizing the importance of family time and relationships.

Discussion on de-crazifying society, the challenges of restoring past ideologies, navigating political relevance and conservative values, preserving family unity, honing entrepreneurial skills, building trustworthy connections, and preparing for the future by acquiring essential skills.

A conversation with Mike Church about his conversion from neoconservatism to Ron Paul's perspective. They discuss radio, politics, and car affordability, highlighting unique encounters and reflections on being wrong in good faith. The chapter also explores marketing strategies, ethical income generation, and spreading joy through generosity, including giving away a car.

Discussions on challenging gender theories, societal pressures, and advocating for biological reality. Exploring regulatory capture, conversion therapy, and linguistic distortions in therapist practices. Navigating gender identity, societal norms, and leveraging law for change. Emphasizing free speech, crowdfunding for litigation, and managing social media presence.

Tucker Carlson recently interviewed Lydia Brimelow of the VDARE website on the lawfare directed against them, but in general it's been ignored. But it shouldn't be. Lydia and her colleagues are obviously being targeted for their political views despite not having broken any laws, and this phenomenon is unlikely to end here. Guest's Website: VDARE.com Sponsor: SupportingListeners Show notes for Ep. 2466