Episode description Ralph Moresy, a veteran of the telecommunications industry, shares his extensive history and insights into the evolution of data infrastructure. He recounts his career journey, beginning with Southwestern Bell and tracing the transformations...

Episode description In this video, we hear from Ralph Morrissey and Robbie Lowe as they share their side of an ongoing neighborhood dispute involving deed restrictions and property violations. They discuss the challenges of enforcing neighborhood rules, the legal...

Episode description Deed restrictions, political corruption, and a neighborly feud that spiraled into legal warfare—this is the story of Steve Alvarez. In Pasadena, Texas, Steve Alvarez simply wanted to modify his home to care for his mother with dementia. But what...

Episode description “The Doctrine of Fascism” explicates the core tenets of Fascist ideology. It presents Fascism as both action-oriented and deeply philosophical, emphasizing a spiritual and ethical vision of life rooted in duty and sacrifice. Mussolini outlines...

Episode description The text explores societal duties and the complexities of class relationships in the United States. It challenges the notion that the successful owe anything to the less fortunate beyond equal rights and opportunities. The author emphasizes...

Episode description Ron Paul’s Gold, Peace, and Prosperity argues for a return to the gold standard, advocating that a currency backed by gold would ensure economic stability and individual liberty. The book criticizes the Federal Reserve System and government’s...

Episode description This newsletter from the No Agenda Show solicits donations to support their independent media program. It promotes various subscription levels and one-time contribution options. The newsletter also previews upcoming show topics, highlighting the...

Episode description Frederick Douglass’s Three Addresses offers a compelling examination of the post-slavery relationship between white and Black Americans. Douglass addresses the state of Black citizens, emphasizing persistent discrimination and injustice despite...

Episode description New Podcast! Exploring Frederick Douglass’s “On Reconstruction” from Project Gutenberg. Learn about free access to electronic works and the mission to share knowledge. Discover the history and impact of this important text! #FrederickDouglass...

Episode description Byne Frances Goodman’s 1912 thesis, “The Black Codes, 1865-1866,” explores the legal restrictions placed on newly freed African Americans in the South following the Civil War. The work analyzes the specific laws enacted in various states, examining...