Taking Liberties Radio

Lee chats with Emeka Ezeugo, a Christian bishop in Nigeria, about his group, African Christians for Liberty. They discuss how he became a libertarian, the political climate in Nigeria and how his group is promoting freedom in Africa.

Lee sat down with libertarian video extraordinaire Topher Field to talk about libertarianism, video production and his brand new venture into the world of go-karting. This is part 3 of 3.

Lee sat down with libertarian video extraordinaire Topher Field to talk about libertarianism, video production and his brand new venture into the world of go-karting. This is part 2 of 3.

Lee sat down with libertarian video extraordinaire Topher Field to talk about libertarianism, video production and his brand new venture into the world of go-karting. This is part 1 of 3.

On this week’s Taking Liberties, we review the first year of the Trumpenreich, and discuss Mabo, the Constitution and the vibe. Sherry Sufi’s article: http://www.watoday.com.au/wa-news/inconvenient-fact-native-title-can-only-exist-if-australia-was-settled-not-invaded-20180119-h0l9hb.html The Conversation FactCheck: http://theconversation.com/factcheck-can-native-title-only-exist-if-australia-was-settled-not-invaded-90540    

We see out the end of our fourth season with a recap of our highlights and lowlights of 2017

Clinton Mead, former Liberal Democrats councillor, joins the crew to talk about the Bennelong by-election, MYEFO, and dodgy infrastructure spending.

The crew talk about Shanghai Sam, dipping into the South China Sea dispute as well, and about the burst of outrage over the ending of net neutrality in the US.

The guys talk about the ban on forens giving money to Australians so they can talk about politics, and things get feisty as they talk about Chris Gayle’s defamation win.

Lee and Vikas get a little culture wars-y this week, talking about the Hottest 100 moving from Australia Day, and David Leyonhjelm inviting Milo Yiannopoulos to speak at Parliament House.

Justin Campbell, from LibertyWorks in Queensland, joins us to talk about the Queensland election this weekend.

On this week’s show, Lee, Vikas and Zeev talk about the Paterson same sex marriage bill, as well as the ongoing humanitarian disaster on Manus Island .

Vikas spells out the 3 best and worst arguments from both sides of the gay marriage debate.  

Lee and Vikas talk about the continuing failures of the NBN, as well as the supposed danger of China’s plan to sell us more cheap stuff.  

The guys talk about the end of the Clean Energy Target, as well as the Las Vegas shooting and gun control.

Lee and Vikas talk about the Catalonian secession crisis unfolding right now, as well as Malcolm Turnbull’s grand space designs.

Lee and Zeev talk about minimum alcohol pricing in WA, and the case of David Dunstan, who found himself in hot water after defending himself with an unloaded rifle.

Lee and Vikas talk about the controversy around Madeline Sims and the firing of her No voting contractor, as well as the supposed death of coal in Australia, according to Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young.

Zeev, Vikas and Lee discuss the High Court’s decision on the marriage postal survey and the NSW Government’s plan to buy a power station.

Lee and Vikas talk about the Lachlan Macquarie statue controversy, and look at the arguments against same-sex marriage presented by the first ad from the Coalition for Marriage.