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Unknown Host hosts Libertarians talk Psychology, a news show with 339 episodes published.
We listen to Victor Davis Hanson describe the rise in Socialism and the characteristics that are associated with that theme. Psychologists make up one group that has been captured by the far left. We discussed the psycho
REBROADCAST OF EPISODE 222 We examine the movie Barbie from the standpoint of social interactions and libertarian principles. We can conclude that Barbie is a wonderful satire with multiple nuances for consideration. The
Until recently, our leaders were very good at slow reveals that might negatively affect our voting population. That is not the style of the Trump administration! And one advantage is that we get to see almost everything
To celebrate this July 4 we re-watched the HBO miniseries on John Adams. This is a fabulous show and should not be missed. We discuss the circumstances that led to the revolution and Declaration of Independence and how t
(This is a rebroadcast of episode 309) See our video at https://youtu.be/BwSR9LpqRm0 In this episode of Libertarians Talk Psychology, we dive deep into one of the most defining economic turning points in modern U.S. hist
Are there two Americas or is the United States alternating between open and closed system characteristics? We listen to some information from Elephant in the room podcast about the factors that has led to the Democrats a
Since we have spent our lives in Gulf coast states we have some recommendations concerning hurricanes: Be ready to take an “evacucation” between July and September.Gasoline and water are important, even if there is corpo
We discuss the loss I have a libertarian congressman Thomas Massie. Are libertarians prone to stick to their ideals in light of compromising and consensus? What does it say about the current situation for libertarians to
Julie did not seem to be impressed with my personal Gregg Louganis story. But at least I enjoyed it, and so did my high school buddies. So the real topic was the dilemma with deception and theft. Apparently it is prevale
Are we actually in an assassination culture? What factors have contributed to the current culture where radicalized individuals justify murder and other types of political violence. We discussed some of these possible is
OK, so the 1969 Supreme Court decision about free speech was very nice. The problem is that in today’s world it simply is not enough. That decision about illegal speech was good, and should continue. But speech that invi
Both parties, but especially the Democrats, are defaulting to team competition in their quest to contribute. We talk about large social systems moving between loose and tight, open and closed. Effective systems vary thes
All of this talk about war, ice funding, border, and terrorists is getting boring! Could this be about left or right maintaining power in the United States, and Netanyahu‘s clan maintaining power in Israel? Our only resp
In this episode of Libertarians Talk Psychology, we explore the powerful connection between libertarian philosophy and mental health. Can personal freedom, responsibility, and voluntary interaction actually improve psych
It helps to expose the exaggerations from both political sides. The mainstream media started being exposed with the internet and with “fake news” Trump. But the war “reporting” makes the audience go further toward altern
Congressmen and congresswomen could take a page out of the nostalgic classic series, "Leave it to Beaver." The interpersonal dynamics depicted in the series portray three elements of the libertarian ideals that are neede
It has taken me a long time to recognize how entertaining war is! But after months of “propaganda“ the actual logistics by the military are fascinating, as long as they don’t report on how many enemy and civilian deaths
This a rebroadcast from March 31, 2021 Why do people believe things that clearly contradict reality? Why does humor often reveal truths that political debate hides? In this episode of Libertarians Talk Psychology, we exp
This is a rebroadcast from ep 73 In this episode of Libertarians Talk Psychology, we examine the real problem with drugs and why government policies have consistently failed to address addiction and substance abuse. Whil
This is a rebroadcast from episode 30 In this episode of Libertarians Talk Psychology, we explore the psychology behind bureaucracy through the lens of organizational behavior and libertarian thought. Why do bureaucratic
Thomas Massie
U.S. Representative · United States Congress
1 appearance on this show
Megyn Kelly
1 appearance on this show
Ron Paul
former presidential candidate · Liberty
1 appearance on this show
Dave Smith
associate pastor, church planter, professor, missionary · Smith Heritage Surveyors
1 appearance on this show
Pam Bondi
former U.S. Attorney General · Florida Attorney General's Office
1 appearance on this show
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