Kibbe on Liberty

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Nov 6, 2019 • 1h 1min

Ep 38 | Why America Is Like Great Jazz | Guest: John Wood Jr.

Matt Kibbe sits down with John Wood Jr. from Better Angels USA to talk about political polarization in America and the importance of listening to each other. They discuss Wood’s effort to unseat Rep. Maxine Waters, the influence of the intellectual dark web on free speech, the problem of identity politics, and how jazz is a perfect metaphor for how society functions.
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Oct 30, 2019 • 39min

Ep 37 | Karl Marx Goes South of the Border | Guest: Gloria Alvarez

Economist and social activist Gloria Alvarez sits down with Matt Kibbe to discuss the popularity of Marxist ideas in Latin America. She explains how young people are indoctrinated into feeling like victims and associate the free market with corruption and imperialism. She articulates her vision for a big-tent libertarianism that embraces anyone who is skeptical of authoritarianism and top-down control.
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Oct 23, 2019 • 49min

Ep 36 | Can Justin Amash Win as an Independent? | Guest: Rep. Justin Amash

Matt Kibbe and Rep. Justin Amash team up at America’s Future Foundation’s Laissez Fair for a special live edition of Kibbe on Liberty. Amash discusses his break from the Republican Party, Donald Trump’s impeachment, whether or not Tulsi Gabbard is a Russian spy, and his potential run for president.
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Oct 16, 2019 • 25min

Ep 35 | Rand Paul Makes the Case Against Socialism | Guest: Sen. Rand Paul

Matt Kibbe talks to Sen. Rand Paul about his new book, “The Case Against Socialism.” In it, Paul takes on the myth of kinder, gentler socialism from progressives like Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, pointing out that the ideology is, and has always been, one that leads to poverty, suffering, and death.
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Oct 9, 2019 • 30min

Ep 34 | How to Teach Kids About Free Markets | Guest: Julie Borowski

Author and celebritarian Julie Borowski sits down with Matt Kibbe to discuss her new children’s book, “Nobody Knows How to Make a Pizza.” Inspired by Leonard Read’s classic essay “I, Pencil,” the book is a concise and fun explanation of economic cooperation and collaboration. Julie also reflects on the disintermediating influence of the internet and how anyone can reach out and find an audience without having to appeal to government gatekeepers. Nobody Knows How to Make a Pizza: https://www.amazon.com/dp/0578558564
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Oct 2, 2019 • 47min

Ep 33 | Does Silk Road’s Founder Deserve Two Centuries in Prison? | Guest: Lyn Ulbricht

Matt Kibbe is joined by Lyn Ulbricht, CEO of freeross.org, to discuss the cruel and unusual punishment inflicted on her son by the criminal justice system. After founding Silk Road, a free market trading website, Ross Ulbricht was sentenced to more than two life sentences in prison despite not having hurt a single person. After seven years, she continues to ask anyone with a sense of justice to step up and help free Ross. Sign the petition to free Ross Ulbricht: http://freeross.org/petition
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Sep 25, 2019 • 28min

Ep 32 | Has France Given Up on Liberty? | Guest: Alexandre Pesey

Alexandre Pesey, founder of Institut de Formation Politique, joins Matt Kibbe to talk about the state of liberty in France. In their conversation, Pesey reveals the truth about the Yellow Vest movement, why the government is cracking down on free speech, and how some of America’s worst ideas originated with French thinkers.
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Sep 18, 2019 • 41min

Ep 31 | How Do We Learn from Venezuela’s Mistakes? | Guest: Daniel Di Martino

Venezuelan expatriate Daniel Di Martino talks to Matt Kibbe about what it was like to grow up under the government of Hugo Chavez. While young people in America are flirting with democratic socialism, Martino explains how these same policies catapulted his country from prosperity to almost unimaginable poverty and oppression. Will America learn this lesson before it’s too late?
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Sep 11, 2019 • 49min

Ep 30 | The Truth About Kamala Harris' Record | Guest: Elizabeth Nolan Brown

Reason magazine's Elizabeth Nolan Brown joins Matt Kibbe to discuss presidential candidate Kamala Harris' fluid understanding of her own time as a California district attorney. Despite what she may say in presidential debates, the former DA has a clear record of viciously prosecuting victimless crimes and lobbying to keep the innocent in prison, giving rise to the popular "Kamala is a cop" meme.
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Sep 4, 2019 • 1h 7min

Ep 29 | Better Red Than Dead | Guests: Naomi Brockwell, Avens O’Brien, Terry Kibbe

Matt Kibbe is joined by Naomi Brockwell, Avens O'Brien, and Free the People CEO Terry Kibbe, three of the leading lights in the modern liberty movement. Together, they discuss the potential of blockchain technology to change the world, the power of storytelling, and how education doesn't have to take place in a classroom. Oh yeah, and they also all happen to have red hair.

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