Free Talk Live

Canadian author, blogger, and philosopher Stefan Molyneux of freedomainradio.com joins the show to discuss several key issues. Big Pharma is preparing to exploit the new swine flu scare, news on the economy, and more.

Stefan Molyneux from Freedomain Radio hits the nail on the head again. And he does it with class, common sense and comedy. Five ways your government can help Africa, pretty much by staying home.

It's the world premiere of ADAM VS THE MAN! We expose the gun in the room with Stefan Molyneux, host of freedomainradio.com; and mourn free speech with former CIA analyst, Ray McGovern. Adam also called out mainstream media pundits and dedicates his new show. If you want a revolution Adam has some good news for you: The revolution and the LOVE-olution will be televised on ADAM VS THE MAN.

Stefan Molyneux, host of Freedomain Radio, responds to Jon Stewart's 19 tough questions for libertarians.

What needs to change to save the world. A philosophical dissertation by Stefan Molyneux.

Stefan Molyneux of Freedomain Radio defends the honor of men, and explains exactly why men don't want to get married anymore.

Part 1 of 3 - In a small tent in the middle of a rain storm at Porcfest, a group of the Liberty Movements heavy hitters quietly and discretely meet for a round table discussion for the No State Project. The LCL report was one of the lucky few that got to see it. This group included Premier liberty philosopher Stefan Molyneux from Free domain radio, Larken Rose an income tax freedom legend and author of the Iron Web, Marc Stevens from adventures in Legal land, Alex Knight from the Center for Stateless Society and Jim Davis from strike the root.

Argentina legalized same-sex marriage Thursday, becoming the first country in Latin America to grant gays and lesbians all the legal rights, responsibilities and protections that marriage gives heterosexual couples.

NY Times Says ‘Gays, Guns, and God’ Won’t Matter in 2012 Election (VIDEO)

Timothy Egan of the NY Times wrote an op-ed about why wedge issues like ‘Gays, Guns and God’ will have little impact on the election next year.

To substantiate his argument, Egan pointed to a recent New York Times/CBS News Poll of likely Republican caucus goers.

According to the poll, 40 percent of respondents said they were most concerned with the economy and jobs, followed by the budget deficit at 23 percent. Only 9 percent cited social issues as a top concern.