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The Stateless Man
by Fergus Hodgson
Welcome to the Stateless Man radio show, a home for those who pursue individual liberty, beyond arbitrary borders, oppressive governments, and myths of national obligations. If you value liberty and are willing to migrate and vote with your feet, you’ve come to the right place.The show airs live and free-to-air on the Overseas Radio Network on Mondays at 12 to 2pm EST, and you are welcome to call in at 1-888-741-7472. You can also contact the studio via Skype through the username overseas.radio.Thanks for listening, and don’t hesitate to email me your feedback at [email protected] or question me live. For more frequent updates, please consider following the show on twitter @TheStatelessMan, subscribing to the email updates, or liking the Facebook page at http://thestatelessman.com/.
Episodes
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Rejecting False Prophets
Chile Losing Its Legacy | Venezuela Explained through Fiction | Article V Balance of Powers | Free Market Economics Education Guests: Axel Kaiser (3:10), Joel Hirst (19:30), Rob Natelson (37:27), Walter Block (56:46) - Axel Kaiser of Fundación Para el Progreso on the future of Chile as an expat…
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Bitcoin's Human Potential
Guest: Gregory Simon (10:10) Gregory Simon, of Knowmadic Life, talks about bitcoin and his use of it to purchase a piece of paradise in Nicaragua.
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To Engage or Not to Engage: Libertarians in Politics
The Anarchist, Non-Voting Government Minister | Phony Drug War Boogeymen Guests: Rodney Hide (00:56), Guillermo Jiménez (37:18) Rodney Hide, former leader of the ACT — now retired from politics — reflects on his experience and whether such an endeavor is worth one's time. Guillermo Jimenez, of...
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Who Needs the Developed World?
Naked and Afraid | Beyond Where Roads Reach | Never Again to the United States Guests: Cassandra “Cassie” DePecol (8:19), Charlotte Groarke (26:52), Niels Gerson Lohman (57:24).
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The Rhetoric of Open Borders | Fractional Reserve Banking: Money Out of Nothing
Guests: Bill Mullen (9:32), Don Richards (54:14). A recent debate over open borders (pictured below), or at least the free movement of labor, drew my ire. Most notably, the audience turned heavily against the motion to “let anyone take a job anywhere.” Bill Mullen, a homeschooling father,...
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Honduras: Making the Move | Mexico City Protests | Why Reddit? | Mañana in Cuba | College Not Worth It
Guests: Monique and Graham Brown of GrahamPBrown.com, Dreams of Cities; Manuel Rueda, journalist with fusión.net; Sarah Harvard, editor and creator of DL Magazine.
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Guerrilla Journalism | Public Choice Economics | The Promise of Honduras | Origins Italy and Entrepreneurship
Guests: - Chuck Suter, ConstitutionalWar.org; - Veronique de Rugy, Mercatus Center; - Gina Kawas, PanAm Post and Young Voices Advocate; - Mary Tedesco, Origins Italy.
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Partisan Stupidity | Canada’s Freemen on the Land | Free Trade and Nationalist Bickering | The Next Currency?
While those most affected may fail to notice, political parties and movements have a way of infecting their adherents with sloppy thinking — all the better for "total devotion to the goals." Paul Wilson of LibertyBlog.org has written on the matter, and he shares how he observed this in his own…
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Collectivist Failure in Latin America | Anarchism and the Liberty Movement | Startup Cities Update With Tom Bell
New economic competitiveness rankings are out, and Latin America typically lags behind. At the same time, many people in Colombia have begun an aggressive campaign against Starbucks and its potential investment in the nation. These are not isolated events. David Shellenberger, "a voice for...
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Free Press Under Attack in Ecuador | Giant of Brazil Awakening | Immigrant Tensions in Sweden
Ilya Brotzky is the founder of Brazil Career Blueprint, and he has been observing the latest mass protests in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo firsthand. We discuss the underlying motivations of the participants and what may come of their actions. Sven Larson is a research fellow with the Wyoming...
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No Transparency in Canada | Avoid Confining Advice | Education as a Way of Life | The US as Rome
Corey Schruder of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation explains the lack of transparency in government compensation in Canada, and how the latest attempt to change that on the margin went off the rails. Heather Thorkelson has written about how not following advice led to so many adventures for her,...
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College by 12 | Exiled from Russia | Greece’s Not-So-Golden Dawn | New Zealand’s Housing Crisis
Mona Lisa Harding has 10 children, and six have already attended college by 12 years old. How? Natalia Suvorova is a Washington correspondent for a Russian radio station, Kommersant-FM. She analyzes the recent news that Russian government officials have intimidated a prominent economist, Sergei...
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Socratic Embarrassment | Identity Post-Yugoslavia | Facebook "Terrorist Threat" | Rich States, Poor States
Jan Helfeld is a renegade interviewer whose “Socratic interview technique” exposes contradictory premises in the assertions of political leaders and commentators. Jadranko Brkic is managing director of Sloboda i Prosperitet TV (Freedom and Prosperity TV), a libertarian media network in the…
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The Upside of Austerity in the U.S.; TEFL Certification Update; Why Generation-Y Isn’t All That Bad; The Truth About Dubai
While many of us speak of rapid austerity policy in negative terms, Kevin Williamson says “bring it on.” A National Review columnist, he believes financial difficulties will inevitably lead towards self-sufficiency, innovative solutions, and a freer economy. Bruce Jones, of the International TEFL...
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The Solitary Lady Wanderer; Secession around the World; The Open Borders Solution
Travel presents heightened concerns for women, particularly in the case of safety. One who has not let that stop her is the Solitary Wanderer. Aleah Taboclaon shares her tips and why she wrote the popular article, “Date a Girl Who Travels.” Nations come and go, even if many of us do not follow...
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The Freedom Friend on Singapore Outcompeting the United States
Singapore is one of the world's leaders for economic freedom, as ranked by the Fraser Institute and the Heritage Foundation — and stories of wealthy individuals, such Facebook founder Eduardo Saverin, expatriating there abound. The Freedom Friend, Michelle Liberman, is living down there and…
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Property Rights Rankings in Canada; Police State U.S.A.; Table Tennis Champion Visits North Korea
My favorite think tank in Canada is the Frontier Centre, and their latest notable research is a new ranking of property rights across the provinces. The author, Joseph Quesnel, explains the various measures of property and how the provinces and territories of Canada compare. Recent events in…
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Big Brother China; Lifelong Learning; Withhold Support for the Cuban Regime?
Rather than undermine communist rule in China, the internet has suffered from sophisticated censorship there. Milton Mai of North Carolina State University—a native of Guangzhou—expands on what this means. Jeff Johnston is a Canadian who now bases himself in Cuenca, Ecuador. A recent article from...
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Stranded in American Samoa; the Valley of Longevity, Ecuador; Why Millennials Are so Ironic; Radical Unschooling
Mikhail Sebastian is on after confusion over time zones last week. He is the man with no nationality who was stuck down in American Samoa for more than a year. A friend of mine from North Carolina has begun a new life alongside his wife in Vilcabamba, Ecuador—the Valley of Longevity. For a host…
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Freedom in the 50 States Ranking Out! Seasteading as the New Frontier for Expatriation
The latest Freedom in the 50 States ranking is out from the Mercatus Center. One of the authors, Jason Sorens, joins me to discuss his findings. Sorens also founded the Free State Project of New Hampshire, and we reflect on its success after ten years. The number one state, according the ranking,...
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Retirement Cronyism; Careers for Liberty; Censorship in Australia; Border Control Within Borders
Paul Sippil, an independent financial advisor, explains why the retirement industry diverts resources away from clients along with practical solutions. Turning your passion into your vocation has been a recurring theme on the show, but what if your passion is the promotion of liberty? Can that be…
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Exclusive Ron Paul Interview! Overcoming Fear; Update on European Students for Liberty; Human Trafficking and Border Impediments
Ron Paul, the man who has perhaps opened more people’s eyes to liberty than anyone, is live for an exclusive interview with The Stateless Man. Michael Colgan, a renowned researcher in human performance and aging, has written on overcoming the physical manifestations of fear. Rachel Mills and…
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Plural Marriages; Post-Chavez Venezuela; Voice and Exit for a Non-Coercive World
After last week’s article, which revealed the horrific side of many polygamous communities, Anne Wilde of Principle Voices joins us to defend polygamy. She claims that it is can be a positive, voluntary lifestyle choice. Hugo Chavez seems to be more famous now than when he was alive, and Helena...
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Why Do They Hate Us (People in the United States)?
A fellow ORN host, Blake Sawyer of Escape!, says that most people in the world hate the United States and, by extension, Americans. This reality is lost on most people in the United States, but it is real, and it has consequences if you plan to expatriate. Sarah Harvard of Define-Liberty.com has...
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Food Freedom in North America; Bulgarian Members of Parliament Resign; Women and Liberty
If natural health is important to you, you’re going to want to tune in. Brad "the Butcher" Jordan and Sara Burrows of Food Riot Radio give an update on the status of food freedom and access to farm-fresh foods in North America. Amid growing protests, Bulgarian members of parliament have resigned,...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to the Stateless Man radio show, a home for those who pursue individual liberty, beyond arbitrary borders, oppressive governments, and myths of national obligations. If you value liberty and are willing to migrate and vote with your feet, you’ve come to the right place.The show airs live and free-to-air on the Overseas Radio Network on Mondays at 12 to 2pm EST, and you are welcome to call in at 1-888-741-7472. You can also contact the studio via Skype through the username overseas.radio.Thanks for listening, and don’t hesitate to email me your feedback at [email protected] or question me live. For more frequent updates, please consider following the show on twitter @TheStatelessMan, subscribing to the email updates, or liking the Facebook page at http://thestatelessman.com/.
HOSTED BY
Fergus Hodgson
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