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Welp, it will be what it will be. Im tired of sitting around and wondering if it will go anywhere or anyone will be interested. Im shooting my shot let me know what you think. I sincerely hope you enjoy this episode and my creative work.

-TXJ

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Jeff Deist of the Mises Institute is joined by Elijah Stanfield for a conversation on the war for the hearts and minds of kids and the upcoming book in the Tuttle Twins series. Plus, Chris Phillips from the Chicago Thinker calls in to comment on the "disinformation" conference at the University of Chicago. Has wokeism taken over the U of Chicago? What happened in the conversation between Phillips and Brian Stelter after the viral video on CNN's bias? Listen to the full show to find out.

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Jeff Deist is joined by Connor Boyack, writer of the Tuttle Twins series, and the two discuss how states can fight back against an increasingly encroaching federal government. Also in this episode, renowned financial commentator Peter Schiff calls in to talk about the myth that the Fed can somehow correct inflation, how we can invest in assets not controlled by the government, how the average American can stock up to avoid rising costs, and more.

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The Mises Institute's Jeff Deist is joined by Daniel McAdams of the Ron Paul Institute and the two discuss how Ukraine might become for Biden what Iraq became for George W. Bush. Why would Russia be interested in Ukraine? Are Americans going to be roped into this coming war with Russia? Also in the show, Joni McGary of No College Mandates calls in to talk about the fight against college drug mandates, and Connor Boyack, writer of the Tuttle Twins series, talks about how we can evade government indoctrination.

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On today's episode, Winston speaks with Connor Boyack, the founder of the Libertas Institute, a Utah-based non-profit thinktank. He is also the author of the Tuttle Twins books, a children’s book series that introduces young readers to economic, political, and civic principles. On the show they discuss the creative process behind the books and the key thinkers and ideas of Austrian economics.

More information about the Libertas Institute can be found here: https://libertas.org/

As the president of two non-profits, I've learned the importance of simplifying complex ideas so others can understand. And this approach works perfectly when it comes to children.

I've written a popular series of children's books that helps kids age 5-11 learn the ideas of liberty. But be prepared: your dinner conversations are bound to be much more interesting!

 

Connor Boyack is president of Libertas Institute, a free market think tank in Utah. He is the author of over a dozen books on politics, education, and culture, along with hundreds of columns and articles championing individual liberty. He is also president The Association for Teaching Kids Economics, a national non-profit helping K-8 students learn free market ideas.

 

A California native and Brigham Young University graduate, Connor currently resides in Lehi, Utah, with his wife and two children.

 

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