Bob Murphy Show

Adam Terrell, host of The Theocracy Podcast and author of Public Stoning, engages in a deep discussion with Bob Murphy on the intersection of Christianity and private law. They explore how private law can enhance accountability and efficiency in crime management without state intervention. The dialogue touches on the role of technology in trust-building, rethinking consent in justice systems, and the moral complexities of community practices, including public stoning. Biblical narratives also serve as a lens for understanding modern legal frameworks and personal ethics.

In this discussion, Adam Haman, a keen analyst of conspiracy theories, joins to dissect some of the most captivating theories around events like 9/11, the JFK assassination, and the moon landing. They delve into the motivations behind public skepticism and question mainstream narratives, particularly concerning Epstein's controversial connections. The conversation also touches on the ethics of wartime decisions relating to the USS Liberty and Pearl Harbor, alongside a critical examination of climate science, shedding light on biases that influence public understanding.

The podcast dives deep into the wedding at Cana, spotlighting Jesus' first miracle of turning water into wine. It discusses the dynamics of trust between Jesus and Mary, challenging traditional interpretations of their relationship. The significance of biblical miracles is examined alongside modern skepticism, with a focus on their meanings in both spiritual and scientific contexts. Finally, the discussion touches on the resurrection, blending faith with biological insights and the impact of Jewish dietary laws.

Adam Haman joins Bob to discuss the recent "civil war" on the right over the H-1B visa program, with a focus on Vivek Ramaswamy's critique of American culture.Mentioned in the Episode and Other Links of Interest:The YouTube version of this episode.Vivek Ramaswamy's controversial tweet on US culture.Robert Sterling's stats on the H-1B program.An EPI study (based on 2019 data) of the H-1B program.The Haman Nature page.Help support the Bob Murphy Show.

Bob finishes his commentary on the first chapter of John, covering chapter 1 verses 43-50.Mentioned in the Episode and Other Links of Interest:RC Sproul on the Son of God vs. Son of Man titles for Jesus.The previous episode in this series, i.e. BMS ep. 363 Installment 6: Calling the First Disciples.Bob's children's book, The Three Lads and the Lizard King.Help support the Bob Murphy Show.

Keith Knight, a contributor to the Libertarian Institute, dives into a critical reevaluation of Winston Churchill's legacy. He discusses the dark sides of Churchill's wartime decisions, such as the bombing of civilian targets and controversial military tactics. The dialogue questions the moral implications of state violence, challenging the glorified narratives of Churchill as a hero. Knight also draws parallels with contemporary conflicts like the Ukraine war, urging listeners to rethink accepted historical myths and the ethics of warfare.

Adam Haman joins Bob to discuss the recent debate between Hans Hoppe and Javier Milei over closing the Argentina central bank.Mentioned in the Episode and Other Links of Interest:The YouTube version of this episode.Hans Hoppe's critique of Milei. Milei's vehement response.Bob's interview of Nicolas Cachanosky, a co-author of Argentina's dollarization plan.The Haman Nature page.Help support the Bob Murphy Show.

Spike Cohen was the 2020 VP candidate for the Libertarian Party, and founder of Power to the People. He discusses his debates with Destiny and David Hogg, running with Jo Jorgenson, and how he fights government abuse of ostensible child protection.Mentioned in the Episode and Other Links of Interest:The YouTube version of this episode.Spike Cohen's You Are the Power homepage.Spike's debate against Destiny and (highlights of) his debate against David Hogg.Bob's critique of a different Destiny debate.Help support the Bob Murphy Show.

Jeremy Kauffman is a popular libertarian commentator on social media, and is associated with the Free State Project. He joins Bob to discuss health care, strategies for liberty, and the controversies around spicy tweets.Mentioned in the Episode and Other Links of Interest:The YouTube version of this episode.Kauffman's Twitter profile, and his thread on US health care.Bob's article explaining Ezra Klein's flip-flip on the Oregon Medicaid study. His earlier episode (with Adam Haman) pushing back on the praise for Kauffman's handling of the FBI visit. Bob's pamphlet for Texas secession. Bob's book (with Doug McGuff) on US health care.Help support the Bob Murphy Show.

Tom Woods and Bob Murphy team up once again for a Contra Krugman episode, discussing the retirement of Krugman from his NYT column. They share some memories, some laughs, and most important, some Krugman whoppers.Mentioned in the Episode and Other Links of Interest:The YouTube version of this episode.The archives for the Contra Krugman podcast, and the book.A Murphy article on "expansionary austerity."Help support the Bob Murphy Show.