Election 2022/2024 Episodes

Meet Kristine Cousler-Womack, candidate for LPPA Chair who wants to focus on unity for Libertarians.

Giving business owners and entrepreneurs the Austrian economic tools, intelligence, and community to win in today's marketplace.

Election season is upon us! Meet one of the our first block of candidates; William Henry!

Corrupt public sector unions have met their match...

LP Chair candidate Angela McArdle makes her return to the program.

The use of NFTs is in its infancy... imagine where it will go!

Eric Brakey and Brian Nichols break down the top stories of 2021!

How can we have impossible conversations?

Congressman Massie has been fighting back against government overreach from the start.

Amy LePore (VP of the LP of Delaware) sheds some light on the recent revelations and happenings.

Jeremy Todd is solo on today's "Looking Forward" episode of Sell Liberty!

"The establishment controls, everything is a monolithic party. That's what we have to target. And it isn't through progressive candidates. It isn't through establishment politicians. Is it through squishes like Dan Crenshaw."

"If I if I'm to blame for that you, as Republicans, get to blame all of this on Democrats? You're welcome."

How fear can hold us back in a constant state of pluralistic ignorance.?

Why are we having a debate over sex work and homelessness when the topic of conversation should be centered around the skyrocketing inflation, economic uncertainty, and the government response to the new variant?

Brian Nichols: "Why why is it so hard to close business? Because we make it harder than it actually has to be." Check out today's special solo episode where we dig into how to adapt with the changes, plus helping things make sense when closing business! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brian Nichols and Trent Ortner Discuss the Polarization of the Country and How it is Effecting our Daily Lives

"What 'concern purism' will do is create and value conservative fiscal policy"

In 1992, West Virginia, voted for Bill Clinton by 13%. Fast forward to 2016; they voted against Hillary Clinton and for Donald Trump by 40%. Why?

"But Ron Paul had a big impact in 2008, where he sort of sucker-punch the tail end of the Bush-Cheney Republican Party. And it's something that people remember to this day."

What comes next after Tuesday's election?

We're winning the battle for hearts and minds, and it starts with how we've been approaching politics.

The average American cares about what affects their wallet, their children, and the people around them, their friends, their family, their jobs.

Now that the GOP and Democrats have chosen their respective nominees, the contrast is clear: Gregg Mele is the only candidate embracing liberty.