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Hell, YES! Actually, though, I prefer the term "Anarcho-capitalist"

The reasoning for my beliefs is simply and beautifully presented in this Flash animation:
http://isil.org/resources/introduction.swf

A bunch of anarchists, minarchists, Libertarians, and small-government Republicans hang out on the FTL BBS. Come on by and browse a bit :D

Oh, comeon, we're not hippies- we believe in freedom, smaller government, less taxes. Afterall, government screws up just about everything that it does.
But if you feel like bringing the discussion to us, check out http://bbs.freetalklive.com/

I forgot to mention in a previous post that one aspect of Free Talk Live that fellow /.ers may find interesting is their bulletin board (http://bbs.freetalklive.com./ There are several sections on Issues and Promoting Liberty that contain a large number of well reasoned posts (and some wildly emotional ones too :) )

Hey,
I do listen to Scott Sigler and soccer girl, listed by some other people, but my favorite podcast is Free Talk Live http://freetalklive.com/ [freetalklive.com]
It's an interesting political show about freedom and liberty. I strong recommend it to anyone who understands english. (That means YOU).

I Agree...Free Talk Live is Great! Listening to it is the most important part of my day. I highly recommend it -- it may change your life.

I also enjoy:

• Distorted View
• The Dawn and Drew Show
• TWiT -- This Week In Tech
• The Daily Source Code
• Pacific Coast Hellway
• The Zedcast

I wrote my own personal aggregator...it's similar to bashpodder...it is just a PHP script to download them every day.

I've listened to a number of podcasts and one of the few that I've actually kept listening to is Free Talk Live (http://freetalklive.com./ It may seem odd for an Aussie to listen to a US talk show, a couple of listens will probably convince you why. These guys will talk about anything to anyone around the world (and they regularly do this). Their main focus is Freedom and Liberty and their message of how we can obtain this is pertinent to any location. The two blokes who always host it are so passionate about their message that it gets me in every time. If you like talk radio, or are even curious then I reckon it's worth your time to give them a go. For my podcatcher I use iPodder. This has been reliable and consistent and while it may not be the flashiest one around it does the job consistently. Ardeet

They're not the normal "hey, let's go buy a $100 microphone and record ourselves talking shit then put it on a webpage" podcast. (You know who you are) They're a syndicated radio show that's been putting their archives up for download completely free since day one, almost three and a half years ago, when these "podcast" things existed, but there wasn't even a bandwagon to jump on yet.

Since they're primarily a radio show, the audio quality and production values are much higher than most other podcasts out there. You don't have to be an audiophile to recognize that most podcasts out there sound like underwater shit. The hosts also know what they're doing, having worked in "real" radio before.

They take calls and e-mails from podcast listeners, live internet stream listeners and radio listeners alike. In fact, podcast and live stream listeners make up the majority of their calls on weekdays, as the majority of their affiliates carry the Saturday show only.

I like Free Talk Live: http://www.freetalklive.com/ . They make the show available in different formats, you can download show archives in BitTorrents, you can discuss the show on their forum or on their wiki, and it's all free. For quite a while they were in the top three political podcasts according to PodCast Alley http://www.podcastalley.com/ *happy listening* -lois

My show, Free Talk Live: http://freetalklive.com/ Not just a podcast, but also a live stream and a radio show on in 14 markets!

Free Talk Live is about the only podcast I listen to. Podcast Alley is a pretty decent directory.

It's become clear to me that the vast majority of people in the US are not only unaware of the problem, they're happily contributing to creeping Socialism in this country. And the kicker is that most other countries I could see myself living in (Australia, Canada, various European states) are even worse.

That's why, 7 months ago, I moved to New Hampshire.
Have you heard of the Free State Project or Free Talk Live?

If you believe in free markets and smaller government, you should really check them out.

Just one more reason I moved to New Hampshire, where there's at least hope that this kind of Police-State abuse can be rolled back.

Chip... as a longtime Perl user, my deepest thanks for all you've done. Good on you for taking the moral high ground here.

Just one more reason I moved to New Hampshire, where there's at least hope that this kind of Police-State abuse can be rolled back.

Chip... as a longtime Perl user, my deepest thanks for all you've done. Good on you for taking the moral high ground here.

Vox Monitor (a sort of meta-podcast and website) did a segment FTL; there was also a local TV news segment about the show. Cool!

Especially if you love (and/or hate) Rush Limbaugh, you might enjoy Free Talk Live as well.

You're Welcome.

Vox Monitor (a sort of meta-podcast and website) did a segment FTL; there was also a local TV news segment about the show. Cool!

Especially if you love (and/or hate) Rush Limbaugh, you might enjoy Free Talk Live as well.

You're Welcome.

Vox Monitor (a sort of meta-podcast and website) did a segment FTL; there was also a local TV news segment about the show. Cool!

Especially if you love (and/or hate) Rush Limbaugh, you might enjoy Free Talk Live as well.

You're Welcome.

You should try the Free Talk Live podcast. http://www.freetalklive.com/ It's a show about politics and other current events. It's a pretty awesome show! Also the Viking Youth Power Hour is a good one. http://www.thefeedlot.org/vikingyouth/index.php This one is a show on philosophies, theology, atheism, and other interesting stuff. I think those are the two best podcasts out there.