To the politically homeless, the Chris Spangle Show provides entertaining and thoughtful conversations from a libertarian perspective on current events to help the audience feel more informed when discussing issues with their friends. We center our solutions through civil society (think nonprofits, religious groups, churches, or strong families) instead of government or business as a compassionate alternative. We cover news, culture, charity, history, libertarianism, Christianity and faith, public policy, communication, and more. Our host is Chris Spangle, a 20-year veteran of politics and media.

The Brian Nichols Show is a political show for anyone and everyone. Whether it's a discussion about climate change, gun rights, abortion, or big issues like discussing the fundamental role of government, Brian Nichols brings on guests from all forms of political thought to have meaningful conversations about the issues you care about. Every show has one primary goal: to discuss the news objectively to help educate, enlighten, and inform our audience.

Jeremiah Morrell and Dakota Davis discuss the happenings of their rural Indiana county week to week. The Boss Hog of Liberty is a local show with a national impact, because everyone in the world lives in a county similar to theirs. The crew details their lives and gives interview opportunities to the world's top experts in politics, policy, economics, and anything else they find interesting!

Do you like to listen to podcasts about insider political information, deep dives into libertarian philosophy, and futile arguments over the nonaggression principle? Then Gingerarchy is NOT for you! Tricia Stuart-Mann has fun conversations and interviews with her liberty friends that are at the top of their fields and putting principles into practice the libertarian philosophy. This is not a stuffy philosophy podcast where people talk about our principles. You're going to hear people living them out and will hopefully be inspired to do the same!

How do you achieve maximum liberty in your lifetime? That's the question bestselling author, journalist, and filmmaker Remso W. Martinez wanted to learn, so he's bringing you on the journey to find out! From topics ranging from financial independence, spiritual discovery, to radical lifestyles and disruptive technologies, Remso brings you the gonzo insights he's known for as well as remarkable guests taking bold steps into a freer world.

Chris Spangle, Julia Geier, and Levie Rainey answer your questions about libertarian solutions to today's problems.

Chris Spangle and Matt Wittlief are history nuts and news junkies. Often, modern political debates fail to see parallels in the past, so they've embarked on a long journey from antiquity to the present to illustrate where our ancestors can help us build a better future. Subscribe now to the History of Modern Politics to get the full backstory on our current events.

Two episodes a month are now available to subscribers of WAL Plus or at HistoryofModernPolitics.Com or subscribe to the public podcast feed to get episodes in 2022.

Enemy of My Enemy is a show where brilliant minds from the left, right, and center discuss current events and hot topics. Hosted by Hodey Johns, each episode showcases both fiery debate and bold unity among friends with wildly different experiences, perspectives, and philosophies. Tune in to learn why our differences are actually our greatest assets in the never-ending quest for prosperity, equality, and liberty. Part of the We Are Libertarians Podcast Network.

Profiles in Liberty is a podcast dedicated to telling the story of liberty and all the heroic figures that have made the world a freer place. Each week, we explore the lives of ordinary people who made extraordinary stands for liberty. Seasonal episodes air on Thursdays.

The Paradocs is a fun and lively discussion with a couple of docs on the practice of medicine. Occasionally serious, usually lighthearted, and accidentally informative. A show for physicians to learn more about what is going on and a great place for them to direct their friends and family to better understand the challenges they face.

Eric Larson, MD is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology at Michigan State University College of Human Medicine. Eric is in private practice and is board certified in anesthesiology where he specializes in ambulatory, perioperative acute pain, and general anesthesia. He works in the Grand Rapids, MI area and is married to a pediatrician with whom he has three children and one foster son (now grown and soon moved out of the house).

Harry Price and his friends discuss the internet.