Episode description The article examines the growing disparity between the U.S. population and the fixed number of representatives in the House. It highlights how the population-to-representative ratio has increased dramatically since 1790, diluting the value of...

Episode description The “fed-qe rebel capitalist news.mp3” audio excerpt covers several interconnected economic and political topics. It questions the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy, specifically regarding quantitative tightening and potential easing, suggesting...

Episode description The provided journal anthology, “Agorism in the 21st Century,” explores various facets of agorism, a philosophy advocating for counter-economics and voluntary action outside state control. The texts examine agorism’s historical roots, its...

Episode description Samuel Edward Konkin III’s An Agorist Primer introduces agorism, a philosophy advocating for a free society achieved through counter-economics. The primer defines agorism and its core principles, contrasting it with libertarianism and other...

Episode description Frederick Douglass’s “John Brown: An Address at the 14th Anniversary of Storer College” is a speech delivered in 1881, honoring John Brown as a hero and martyr for his actions against slavery. Douglass recounts Brown’s raid on Harper’s Ferry,...

Episode description Mansa Musa, who ruled the Mali Empire from 1312 to 1337, oversaw a period of significant expansion, wealth, and cultural flourishing. He was a devout Muslim whose pilgrimage to Mecca brought Mali to the attention of the wider world, showcasing its...

Episode description Samuel Edward Konkin III’s An Agorist Primer introduces agorism, a philosophy advocating for a free society achieved through counter-economics. The primer defines agorism and its core principles, contrasting it with libertarianism and other...

Episode description This is an excerpt from Frederick Douglass’s essay “Why is the Negro Lynched?” made available by Project Gutenberg. The essay addresses the rise of lynching in the South and the false accusations levied against Black men, particularly the charge of...

Episode description This document is an ebook of Frederick Douglass’s 1847 speech, “Abolition Fanaticism in New York,” available through Project Gutenberg. The speech, delivered at an anti-slavery meeting, recounts Douglass’s experiences with abolitionism both in...

Episode description The provided journal anthology, “Agorism in the 21st Century,” explores various facets of agorism, a philosophy advocating for counter-economics and voluntary action outside state control. The texts examine agorism’s historical roots, its...