Freedom through your own thinking, with the Stateless Man

Posted on January 27, 2012 at 6:59 pm, by

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So often flawed thinking gets in the way of us living the life we want, but how does our thinking trap us? The premier broadcast of the Stateless Man—a pro-liberty show on the Overseas Radio Network—addresses just that question.

Glenn Cripe, founder of the Language of Liberty Institute, joined me as we digested the perspectives of Harry Browne and his book, How I Found Freedom in an Unfree World. (For those short on time, here is a tight summary of the book.) Although passed away now, Browne was an inspirational libertarian thinker and twice the Libertarian party’s nominee for president, in 1996 and 2000.

Click below to hear the first hour of the program (41 minutes, with news breaks and ads edited out—mp3).

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The Stateless Man show began this month, available free to air, and broadcasts live each Wednesday from 6 to 8pm.

Written by

Fergus Hodgson

Director of fiscal policy studies at the John Locke Foundation, policy advisor with The Future of Freedom Foundation, and host of The Stateless Man radio show on the Overseas Radio Network. Although born in New Zealand, he now bases himself in the United States. You can follow him on twitter @FergHodgson (en español @Fergusito).

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