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In this Rise Up Radio Podcast, recorded October 7th, 2013, John Bush talks about the negative effect using hurtful and hateful language has on others and the so-called "liberty movement". He calls on activist to consider being more conscious of the way their words may make others feel. To hear more check out http://riseupradio.com/

In this edition of the Rise Up Podcast, John Bush describes what he calls anarcho-toleration, the idea that anarchists ought to set their differences aside and work together on common goals committing to not impress their ideologies upon other individuals and movements. Listen to more Rise Up Podcasts at http://riseupradio.com/

In this podcast, recorded on Septermber 1st at Libertopia Festival, John asks Charles about his essay Scratching By: How Government Creates Poverty as We Know It. Check out more at http://riseupradio.com

On this edition of Rise Up Radio, recorded July 10th, 2013, John Bush and Antonio Buehler deliver the Peaceful Streets Podcast. They unravel the "thin blue line" talk about Adam Kokesh's arrest, and they give updates on the latest news about the Second Annual Peaceful Streets Summit taking place on August 17th, 2013! Check out podcasts of Rise Up Radio here: http://riseupradio.com/

On the July 8th, 2013 edition of Rise Up Radio, John Bush chats about the dangers of relying on a piece of paper to secure your rights. He analyzes the Fourth Amendment and how it allows the state to determine what constitutes a "reasonable" search. He then answers a question posed on the Free Antonio Buehler Facebook Page on whether we should reform police, or abolish them. You can only guess which side John falls on. Listen LIVE weekdays from 7 - 8 AM CST on LRN.FM

On the July 4th, 2013 edition of Rise Up Radio, John Bush discusses the statist founding of the United States. Did you know that pacifist quakers were put in cages at the onset of the American Revolution for their refusal to participate? Did you Residents in Kings County tried to be neutral and arm in self defense and had martial law instituted in their county by the second continental congress? Don't forget the economic funny business with the creation of money out of thin air and the forcing of everyone to use it through legal tender laws. Turns out the American Revolutions wasn't so libertarian. It was nothing more than changing one set of masters for another!! Then, John is joined by Kurt Hildebrand, of the Hays County LP, to debate the prospect of no taxes vs. low taxes. John takes the no tax position and Kurt supports the Fair Tax. Listen LIVE every weekday from 7 - 8 AM CST on LRN.FM