The Tom Woods Show

Scott joins us to discuss the strikes on Yemen, and then proceeds to a wider discussion of how we got here, in Yemen and elsewhere. Sponsors: Bank On Yourself & CrowdHealth Show notes for Ep. 2442

Amy Wax, who teaches at the law school at the University of Pennsylvania, discusses the inane things the DEI establishment expects us to believe. Sponsor: Supporting Listeners Show notes for Ep. 2441

In this episode, Gene Epstein explores the challenge of persuading progressives to embrace the free market. They discuss the Scandinavian model, COVID-19 responses, global inequality, and the obligation of wealthy individuals to help the less fortunate.

Michael Malice joins me to discuss what's changed (for him and for the world) in the ten years we've known each other. Sponsor: Supporting Listeners Show notes for Ep. 2439

The great Jason Rink, known as the most canceled filmmaker in America, joins me to discuss his new installment in his January 6 documentary that focuses on the so-called Q Shaman, Jacob Chansley, and a bit of the madness he endured from the censorship-industrial complex. Sponsors: Bank On Yourself & Mystery Party Show notes for Ep. 2438

The great Adam Curry, whom you surely remember as an MTV VJ and host of Headbangers Ball, is also co-host of the No Agenda Show with John C. Dvorak. Adam and I talk music, religion, and politics, and as you'll see if you didn't know already, Adam is based. Sponsor: Persist SEO Show notes for Ep. 2437

Libertarian author and podcaster Keith Knight discusses his book Domestic Imperialism: 9 Reasons I Left Progressivism. Sponsors: Persist SEO & Monetary Metals Show notes for Ep. 2436

Comedian and political commentator Dave Smith discusses his interview with Tucker Carlson, criticism of Bill Buckley, the bad instincts of Conservatism, Inc., Trump and DeSantis, and Israel/Palestine.

David Stockman, former head of the Office of Management and Budget under Ronald Reagan, discusses Trump's economic record and his book 'Trump's War on Capitalism'. They evaluate Trump's economic performance, critique his stance on foreign policy, and express concern about the economy and the Republican party's stance on the Federal Reserve.

Privacy advocate Gabriel Custodiet and Tom Woods discuss the importance of privacy, the dangers of surveillance tools, the ongoing war on cash, privacy in light of economic challenges and government actions, addressing privacy concerns with big tech, and the significance of Bitcoin privacy for financial freedom.