Episode description This document examines the tenure of Jeff Wagner, the mayor of Pasadena, Texas, since 2017. It highlights his accomplishments, like infrastructure improvements, and also explores corruption allegations against him, including concerns about a newly...

Episode description The transcript captures a Pasadena City Council meeting, commencing with patriotic and religious observances. Discussions included recognizing Veterans Day and the American Legion, addressing concerns about deed restriction enforcement, and...

Episode description This text comprises excerpts from Ron Paul’s Pillars of Prosperity, focusing on his libertarian economic views. Paul advocates for a free market system, emphasizing honest money (backed by a commodity like gold), limited government, and opposition...

Episode description This is a fundraising email from the “No Agenda” radio show, hosted by John C. Dvorak and Adam Curry. The email promotes various donation tiers to support the show’s independent news coverage. It also features commentary on current events,...

Episode description This article from the Mises Institute argues for the abolishment of the US Agency for International Development (USAID). The author contends that USAID is not a legitimate disaster relief agency, but rather a tool for regime change and the spread...

Episode description The article from the Mises Institute argues that government assistance programs, both domestic and foreign (like USAID), are not effective and are used to maintain political power. The author contends that these programs create dependency, inflate...

Episode description This ebook, written by a former financial planner, critiques traditional financial planning as flawed and unreliable, built on guesswork and assumptions that often lead to insufficient savings and investment losses. It introduces “Prosperity...

Episode description This Mises Institute article argues for abolishing the US Department of Education, citing its questionable constitutionality, inefficient management, and involvement in recent scandals. These scandals include issues with the FAFSA application...

Episode description The article from the Mises Institute critiques the U.S. Department of Education’s influence on K-12 education since 1980, arguing that increased federal control has yielded poor results despite significant spending. It cites declining test scores,...

Episode description This Mises Institute article argues for the abolishment of the Department of Education (DOE). It contends that the DOE’s four primary activities—managing financial aid, identifying educational issues, collecting data, and enforcing...