Episode description Killer Mike, born Michael Santiago Render, is a multifaceted artist known for his work as a rapper, activist, and entrepreneur. His career began with early collaborations with Outkast, which helped launch his successful solo career, highlighted by...

Episode description The text chronicles the history of Tulsa’s Greenwood District, also known as Black Wall Street, from its rise in the early 20th century to its destruction in the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. It explores the factors that contributed to Greenwood’s...

Episode description The Voluntaryist Handbook compiles essays and excerpts advocating for voluntaryism, libertarianism, and anarcho-capitalism as alternatives to state control. These writings critique the state’s use of coercion, taxation, and war, while championing...

Episode description Madam C.J. Walker was a pioneering African American entrepreneur, philanthropist, and activist who achieved remarkable success in the early 20th century. The sources highlight her journey from poverty to becoming a self-made millionaire through her...

Episode description Expat Money, founded by Mikkel Thorup, is a firm and community focused on assisting individuals in establishing international lives. They provide guidance on tax mitigation, second residencies, and offshore investments. Thorup’s personal experience...

Episode description Mikkel Thorup’s “Plan-B Residencies & Instant Citizenships” report offers guidance on obtaining second passports and citizenships. The report outlines the distinctions between tourist visas, permanent residency, and citizenship, emphasizing the...

Episode description The YouTube transcript from “misesmedia” contrasts individualism and progressivism using historical and philosophical perspectives. It traces progressivism to figures like Henry Adams, who favored centralized social engineering, and contrasts this...

Episode description The text introduces agorism, a philosophy and strategy for achieving a stateless society through counter-economics, which encompasses all economic activities not sanctioned by the state. It contrasts agorism with other libertarian approaches,...

Episode description This newsletter from the “No Agenda” show seeks financial support from its audience. It details various ways to donate, including recurring subscriptions and one-time contributions. The newsletter promises in-depth news analysis free from corporate...