Free Cities Podcast
Timothy Allen
The official podcast of the Free Cities Foundation hosted by Timothy Allen. Timothy conducts in-person, long-form discussions with the preeminent thought leaders in the Free Cities ecosystem, including builders, investors, residents, entrepreneurs & people who value liberty & prosperity for all. Everyone is welcome, especially skeptics. Topics: Private Cities, Pioneer Communities, Charter Cities, Seasteading, Homesteading, Libertarianism, Anarcho-Capitalism, Bitcoin, Economics, Geopolitics, Flag Theory, Homeschooling, Technology, Free Markets & Digital Nomadism. New episodes every Friday.
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Mar 21, 2025 • 1h 33min
122 - Lauren Razavi: Digital Nomads, Global Mobility & Network States
Global Mobility Rights, Remote Work, Digital Nomad Visas, Bali, Malaysia, Japan, Borderless Work, International Citizenship, Migration Trends, Future Of Work, Plumia.
Timothy Allen talks with Lauren Razavi.
Lauren is a technologist, political scientist, and global citizen focused on the future of work, global mobility, and digital nomadism. As Executive Director of Plumia, she leads efforts to build a global standard for nomad visas and reimagine the infrastructure that enables cross-border living.
In this episode, Lauren, shares her insights on the evolving landscape of global mobility rights and the burgeoning digital nomad movement. As a digital nomad herself, she discusses her journey through the complexities of international travel and the implications of COVID-19 on mobility rights. The conversation delves into the concept of network states and the idea of building a country on the Internet, exploring how Plumia aims to unlock global mobility rights for individuals worldwide.
We also discuss the rise of digital nomad visas, the importance of defining what it means to be a digital nomad, and the cultural dynamics of popular nomadic destinations like Bali and Malaysia, examining the impacts of tourism and nomadism on local communities.
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TIMESTAMPS:
(00:30) Introduction
(05:46) Start of conversation
(07:30) COVID & global mobility rights
(13:12) Digital nomadism international standards
(17:45) Past, present & future or borderless work
(31:41) What is happening in Bali?
(47:10) Nomads: Migration vs tourism
(56:38) Competition between countries & returning nationals
(1:04:58) The movement of living and working together in large houses
(1:10:30) Network States vs Free Cities
(1:16:51) The problem with Honduras
(1:21:58) Ideological communities are usually short lived
(1:28:17) Internet citizens, decentralised media and Google
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Mar 14, 2025 • 1h 58min
121 - Dennis Pratt: Liberty, Community & The Free State Project
New Hampshire Free State Project, Libertarianism, Personal Freedom, Education Reform, Political Activism, Small Government, Zoning Laws, Liberty Clubs, Grassroots Movements.
Timothy Allen talks with Dennis Pratt.
Dennis was inspired to move to New Hampshire in 2018 and has been involved in the Free State Project ever since, establishing community groups, running the free state festival PorcFest and doing some fascinating research into the psychology of the local Libertarians.
In this episode, Dennis shares his journey as a prominent figure in the Free State Project and discusses the challenges and triumphs of building a libertarian community, emphasizing the importance of personal characteristics in adopting libertarian ideals and the necessity of creating an environment that fosters freedom.
The conversation delves into the practicalities of living in a free society, including the impact of zoning laws on young families and the potential for educational reform. Dennis highlights the unique dynamics of the libertarian community in New Hampshire, where diverse groups coexist and collaborate to enhance individual liberties.
We also discuss the future of the Free State Project, the strategies being employed to attract more libertarians, and the vision for the future.
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TIMESTAMPS:
(00:30) Introduction
(05:59) Start of conversation
(06:48) Introduction to Dennis & The Free State Project
(16:33) What makes a Libertarian? What made you a Libertarian?
(27:44) Is the desire for freedom universal?
(35:28) Strategies for awakening Libertarians
(43:36) Authoritarianism removes libertarians from the gene pool
(50:29) Studying the 'churn' of Free State Libertarians
(53:25) Biggest lessons learned from living in the Free State including the evolution of enclaves
(1:08:43) Advice for anyone starting a similar project
(1:14:25) Changing zoning laws & attracting youth
(1:34:16) What does the future hold for FSP?
(1:38:38) Focusing on a single town and taking over
(1:45:18) Education reform in New Hampshire
(1:52:28) What happens when 2.5% of people in the state are Libertarians?
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Mar 7, 2025 • 54min
120 - Daniel Hannan: Woke Politics, Reform & The Culture of Liberty
Liberty, Individualism, Conservatism, Woke Politics, Collectivism, Government Overreach, China, Social Credit System, Personal Responsibility, Reform UK, Pandemic.
Timothy Allen talks with Daniel Hannan.
Daniel Hannen is a British writer, journalist and politician. If you’re a Brit you may know him as one of the founders of ‘Vote Leave’ - one of the organisations that successfully campaigned during the UK's Brexit referendum. Many people know him from his best selling books and if you frequent the internet you may have seen a clip of one of his scathing speeches in the European Parliament.
In this episode, Daniel reflects on the historical context of individualism and the evolution of political thought, particularly in light of recent global events such as the pandemic. The conversation dives deep into the challenges of preserving freedom in a society that often prioritises safety over liberty.
We discuss the psychological impacts of collectivism experienced during lockdowns and the lasting effects on public consciousness as well as the complexities of political affiliations and the necessity for reform within the UK.
The episode culminates in an exploration of the future of governance and the enduring struggle for personal freedoms in the face of increasing state control
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TIMESTAMPS:
(00:30) Introduction
(07:47) Start of conversation
(09:10) The Liberty movement in the UK
(10:50) The psychology of freedom vs safety
(14:40) Is Liberty an inherently minority belief?
(16:40) Is personal freedom in the UK's DNA?
(21:06) What happened to the idea of personal responsibility in the UK?
(24:52) The problem of counterintuitive ideas
(27:32) New media & the internet
(30:30) China, authoritarianism & social credit scores
(39:53) Where should liberty-minded people position themselves in the world?
(42:50) Are you optimistic about the situation in the UK?
(44:27) Can Reform & the Conservatives work together?
(48:30) USA and the end of the woke agenda
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Feb 28, 2025 • 2h 15min
119 - Pavla Karon: Activism, Accountability & Abundance
Dark Side of Activism, Personal Growth, Inner Work, Abundance Mindset, Trauma, Personal Responsibility, Freedom, Self-Reflection, Consciousness, Parenting.
Timothy Allen talks with Pavla Karon.
"Timothy and Pavla engage in a deep discussion on activism, personal responsibility, and the inner work necessary for meaningful change. They explore the "shadow side" of wanting to save the world, emphasizing self-awareness before external action.
Pavla shares insights on money as energy, highlighting the impact of shifting from scarcity to abundance mindsets. The conversation also delves into trauma's influence on beliefs and behaviors.
Finally, they discuss the importance of grounding children in reality while fostering open dialogues, critical thinking, and diverse perspectives on societal issues.”
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TIMESTAMPS:
(00:30) Introduction
(05:45) Start of conversation
(08:17) The dark side of activism
(11:24) Projection
(19:01) Taking responsibility in extreme circumstances
(33:25) Oppressor-victim relationships
(41:15) Getting in touch with your body
(55:39) 'Meditation' is a very vague concept
(1:04:38) Understanding what you want & getting it
(1:16:58) The mystery of male-male relationships
(1:20:00) Women guide with intuition
(1:31:08) Our relationship with money & what it says about us
(1:36:38) Discovering abundance
(1:57:03) Nurturing your children
(2:09:26) Victim consciousness is very prevalent today
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Feb 21, 2025 • 1h 11min
118 - Tim Stern: Building a Free City in Venezuela
Margarita Island, Special Economic Zones, Venezuela, Urban Development, Community Building, Economic Freedom, Digital Nomads, Entrepreneurship, Governance, Cryptocity.
Timothy Allen speaks with Tim Stern.
Tim Stern, a tech entrepreneur and visionary, shares his journey of establishing a unique community in Venezuela's Margarita Island, dubbed "Cryptocity." With a background in IT and a passion for liberty, Tim transitioned from traditional business to creating a haven for like-minded individuals seeking freedom from oppressive governance.
Tim discusses the challenges and triumphs of constructing a community from the ground up, including the importance of selecting the right residents through a rigorous vetting process.
We talk about the strategic advantages of Margarita Island, the vision for future developments, and how Tim's project aims to create a safe and prosperous space for families and entrepreneurs alike.
The conversation also touches on the current economic landscape in Venezuela and the potential for growth as international interest in the region increases.
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TIMESTAMPS:
(00:30) Introduction
(05:04) Start of conversation
(06:06) Who are you?
(07:03) What stage of the project are you at?
(13:01) How did the idea for this place come about?
(17:05) Leaving Germany for Venezuela during the pandemic
(28:20) Selling plots and landscaping
(29:30) What prior experience do you have in city building?
(35:40) What is the ideology behind the community?
(37:33) What is the vetting process for potential residents?
(41:52) The City's DAO
(46:40) What are the infrastructure plans?
(48:40) How is it all funded?
(54:00) An example of the resident application process
(57:47) What impact are you having on the Island?
(1:05:10) What is the Venezuelan residency process?
(1:06:42) Discussing the name 'Cryptocity'
(1:08:50) What are your opinions of Javier Milei & Nayib Bukele?
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Feb 14, 2025 • 1h 40min
117 - Scott Schneider: Freedom in the Final Frontier
Space Law, Individual Rights, Freedom Movements, Governance, Personal Satellites, Live and Let Live Foundation, Space Exploration, Anarchism, Technological Innovation, Future Predictions.
Timothy Allen talks with Scott Schneider.
Scott's journey into the realm of freedom and individual rights began with his background in law, specializing in aerospace law. His unique perspective on international legal frameworks has led him to engage with the Live and Let Live Foundation, a movement dedicated to promoting individual rights and voluntary interactions. This episode explores the intersection of space law and personal freedom, delving into how legal structures can evolve alongside technological advancements in space exploration.
The conversation covers the challenges and opportunities that arise from the current frameworks governing space activities, including the implications of property rights in outer space and the potential for private governance models. Scott shares insights into the growing space law community and emphasizes the importance of fostering discussions around innovative governance models that prioritize individual rights.
Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how the principles of freedom can be applied in the context of space and how movements like Live and Let Live are paving the way for a future where individuals can thrive outside of traditional governance structures.
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TIMESTAMPS:
(00:30) Introduction
(09:20) Start of conversation
(10:50) The international space law community
(14:15) Law in the digital realm
(16:00) Who owns space?
(19:25) Who's laws do space craft follow?
(22:38) The Artemis Accords
(26:00) The Free Private City model in space
(27:15) Cruise liners & space stations
(43:00) Private satellites and space law
(46:09) Small, affordable satellites in low orbit
(52:25) The Live and Let Live Foundation
(56:19) The life-cycle of a frontier
(1:01:01) What 'radicalized' you?
(1:11:04) Teaching space entrepreneurship
(1:12:17) What are the cutting edge projects in the space world today?
(1:15:15) Private individuals & communities now have access to space
(1:25:35) The psychology of seasteading & living in outerspace
(1:32:40) Spreading the message of voluntarism
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Feb 7, 2025 • 1h 35min
116 - Manuel Barkhau: The Rise of Libertarianism in Germany
Libertarianism, Germany, Freedom, Economic Policy, Media Influence, Governance, Drones, Technology, Future Predictions, Social Dynamics.
Timothy Allen talks with Manuel Barkhau.
Manuel is a Software Developer based in Frankfurt Germany. He's been an Austro-Libertarian Anarcho-Capitalist since the Ron Paul presidential campaign in 2008 and a Bitcoiner since 2011. His current focus is growing the libertarian community and awareness of libertarianism in Germany through the German libertarian party "Die Libertären".
This episode dives deep into the evolution of political thought in Germany, particularly in the context of the recent COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on civil liberties.
The conversation explores the current political landscape, the role of media in shaping public perceptions, and the potential for libertarian ideas to gain traction in a society increasingly wary of centralized power.
The dialogue also touches on technological advancements, such as drones and their implications for warfare and civil liberties, and the possibility of a dystopian trajectory if current trends continue.
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TIMESTAMPS:
(00:30) Introduction
(06:26) Start of conversation
(07:05) Discussion about podcasting
(13:40) Germany's Bitcoin movement
(17:23) Libertarian campaigning
(20:35) The prevalence of Libertarian ideas
(23:20) Are we in a historical moment for Libertarianism worldwide?
(30:45) Are we living through a positive media/publishing revolution?
(45:30) Information technology & personal responsibility
(57:45) Germany's Libertarian party
(1:08:15) Will there be a bigger pushback to the next global 'emergency'
(1:11:50) Incremental restrictions and authoritarianism
(1:14:50) Is worldwide dystopia inevitable at some point?
(1:19:15) Conscription in Germany
(1:22:05) Drones and military technology
(1:27:50) Perceptions of war in Germany
(1:29:49) Predictions for the future of Germany
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Jan 31, 2025 • 1h 44min
115 - Vera Kichanova: Lessons From Odessa
Special Economic Zones, Odessa, Economic Freedom, Urban Planning, Free Cities, Urbanization, Architecture And Design, Sustainable Cities, Political Freedom, Urban Economist.
Timothy Allen talks with Vera Kichanova.
Vera Kichanova is the senior economist at the Free Cities Foundation and a policy researcher at Zaha Hadid Architects and King’s College London. Her PhD thesis explores the future of private urban development — from charter cities in emerging economies to start-up nations in neutral waters. Vera’s career has spanned roles including elected Municipal Councillor in Moscow, Editor-in-Chief at the Atlas Network-affiliated publication in Kyiv, and President of the Oxford Hayek Society.
On today's show we explore Odessa's historical role as a model for Free Cities and Special Economic Zones, highlighting its rise in the late 18th century as a thriving economic hub due to unique governance and cultural freedoms. Vera discusses why such models are not more widely adopted today, considering competition from cities like Dubai and Singapore and the need for strong economic incentives and community engagement. The conversation also examines how Free Cities can address modern urban challenges, particularly in unstable regions, with Vera expressing optimism about the growing interest in alternative governance models.
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TIMESTAMPS:
(00:30) Introduction
(05:37) Start of conversation
(08:24) Why don't we see more Odessa's in the contemporary world?
(10:37) Comparing Odessa & Dubai
(13:23) The history of Odessa
(18:50) Cultural innovation Dubai
(28:45) The Death & Life of Great American Cities
(35:40) Modern architecture and longevity
(42:59) Why was Odessa so successful?
(46:15) Porto Franco regimes
(48:00) What initially attracted people to Odessa?
(50:33) The 'Tax havens for the wealthy' narrative
(52:50) What is the current state of Odessa?
(59:00) Will new Free Zones be built in Ukraine?
(1:06:50) Problems with governments
(1:11:25) Próspera v…
Jan 24, 2025 • 1h 29min
114 - Alex Voss: Strategies for Liberty, Free Cities & Bitcoin
Bitcoin, Free Cities, Economic Freedom, Sovereignty, Innovation, Autonomous Zones, Geopolitics, Community Building, Investment Strategies, City Design, Digital Nomads.
Timothy Allen talks with Alex Voss.
In this episode, we dive deep into the intersection of Bitcoin and Free Cities, exploring how these two concepts can work together to foster economic freedom and innovation.
Alex Voss, CFO of Tipolis and a board member of the Free Cities Foundation, shares insights from his extensive experience in helping to develop autonomous regions.
The conversation covers the challenges of creating Free Cities in the current geopolitical climate, discussing the importance of regulatory autonomy and the potential for these cities to thrive alongside Bitcoin as a currency of choice. Alex emphasises the necessity for building a strong community that supports and benefits from these innovative projects, while also addressing the complexities of negotiating with host governments.
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TIMESTAMPS:
(00:30) Introduction
(05:13) Start of conversation
(07:55) Will Free City development be 'gradually then suddenly'?
(11:03) There will be a limited number of Free Cities in each country
(14:48) What's the best way to protect a Free City?
(19:15) The best Free City model that scales
(22:41) Describe the process of creating a Free City?
(27:08) Argentina & Free Cities
(29:52) Is Elon Musk a good person to speak to about Free Cities?
(32:35) What happened to Trump's Freedom Cities?
(34:06) Create the community then build the city or create the city then attract the community?
(37:40) Selling the idea to governments
(39:49) Describe the Free Cities pitch deck
(41:05) What is Tipolis's required level of autonomy?
(44:24) Governments act like cartels
(47:36) Free Cities might create jealousy between people
(48:49) What are your favourite potential Free City locations around the world?
(50:16) Which countries are currently most aligned with the Free City idea?
(54…
Jan 17, 2025 • 1h 16min
113 - Laurence Ion: Longevity Cities, Decentralised Science & The Cure for Aging
Longevity, Free Cities, Medical Innovation, Aging, Gene Therapy, Regulatory Frameworks, Decentralized Science, Healthspan, Biotechnology, Community Living, Transhumanism, Existential Questions, Cryonics.
Timothy Allen talks with Laurence Ion.
In this conversation we explore the intersection of longevity, science and Free Cities. Lawrence shares his journey within the ecosystem, focusing on creating environments that foster rapid medical innovation by circumnavigating traditional regulatory bottlenecks and empowering individuals to choose their health interventions.
The discussion delves into the promising yet controversial realms of gene therapies, decentralised clinical trials, and the role of special jurisdictions in advancing aging research, highlighting the potential for Free Cities to become hubs for groundbreaking medical advancements.
We also tackle existential questions about life extension, the ethics of transhumanism and the societal implications of increasing human lifespan.
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TIMESTAMPS:
(00:30) Introduction
(05:45) Start of conversation (08:25) Medical regulations and self-soveriegnty (13:45) Ozempic (18:08) Creating your own regulations in a free zone (22:40) What's at the cutting edge of longevity biotech? (28:33) Clinical trials in a Free City (34:11) Growing a brainless clone of yourself (37:35) Entropy is not an inevitability in nature (45:00) Death and endings are an important part of life (49:48) The fear of death (53:52) Insurance companies can pay for treatments (59:50) Getting the different factions of the Free Cities movement to work together (1:01:45) Is Seasteading the solution for biotech innovators (1:08:30) The eternal battle is public relations
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