2302 Violence in America: The History of a Catastrophe

Stefan Molyneux responds to the criticisms of his podcast on the dangers of dating a single mom.

Getting power through emotional unavailability, the damning of sexuality, pleasure and punishment, addicted to physical possessions, the morality of a non-aggressive military job, a dream analysis based on self-censorship, investing in human capital, escaping isolation and the journey towards happiness.

Stefan Molyneux speaks with Robbyn Peters Bennett on the family tradition of violence, the negative impact of corporal punishment and moving forward towards a more peaceful world.

Stefan Molyneux speaks with Jeffrey Tucker and Alexander McCobin about the road forward in the midst of a failing state and the rise of libertarianism.

The end of the United States, the celebration of conformity, fear of going against the tribe, public speaking anxiety, demanding respect, a child support commission, extreme pornography, sexual inappropriateness, visibility as danger, turning on the dependent classes, finding people who can provide value and how to get your dream job!

Karl Heinrich Marx is known as a German philosopher, economist and revolutionary socialist. How did the man who railed against economic and sexual exploitation treat those around him? What is the truth about Karl Marx?

Bitcoin has several persistent myths about it that just refuse to die. Stefan Molyneux and Erik Voorhees dispel the myths and talk about the reality of the predominant cryptocurrency.

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is embroiled in a political controversy over George Washington Bridge lane closures which morphed from a traffic nightmare into a major safety concern for Fort Lee, New Jersey... but what isn't being talked about?

Two plus hours. One must listen call. An incredibly brave listener calls in to describe his experience of having a child with the wrong woman, the disastrous impact that its had on his life and explores what lead him to making the biggest mistake of his life.

Is poverty a choice? How do the rich and powerful keep the poor down? How do we help the poor? What is the truth about poverty?