Episode description Prince Estabrook’s life as an enslaved man who fought for American independence is chronicled in this narrative. It details his participation in the Battles of Lexington and Concord, where he was wounded, and his subsequent service in the...

Episode description The text comes from a biography of Harriet Tubman, an abolitionist also known as a conductor on the Underground Railroad. Published in 1942 and reprinted in 1973, the book explores Tubman’s life from her early years and revolt against slavery to...

Episode description John Brown’s Provisional Constitution outlined a framework for a new government intended to replace the existing one in the United States, specifically targeting the abolition of slavery. The document details the structure of this provisional...

Episode description This document, Around La Porte, Volume 14, No. 6, provides a snapshot of community happenings in La Porte, Texas, during February 2025. It covers a range of local news, including a recent winter storm, Valentine’s Day celebrations, and events at...

Episode description Irwin Schiff’s lecture, transcribed from a YouTube video, contends that the federal income tax is a voluntary system, not mandated by law. He argues that Americans have been misled into believing it is compulsory, causing undue financial and...

Episode description The Peter Schiff podcast analyzes recent market downturns, attributing them to stagflation. It examines disappointing consumer sentiment and PMI data, alongside rising inflation expectations. Schiff critiques the Federal Reserve’s handling of...

Episode description The article examines the growing disparity between the U.S. population and the fixed number of representatives in the House. It highlights how the population-to-representative ratio has increased dramatically since 1790, diluting the value of...

Episode description Frederick Douglass’s “John Brown: An Address at the 14th Anniversary of Storer College” is a speech delivered in 1881, honoring John Brown as a hero and martyr for his actions against slavery. Douglass recounts Brown’s raid on Harper’s Ferry,...

Episode description This is an excerpt from Frederick Douglass’s essay “Why is the Negro Lynched?” made available by Project Gutenberg. The essay addresses the rise of lynching in the South and the false accusations levied against Black men, particularly the charge of...

Episode description The “fed-qe rebel capitalist news.mp3” audio excerpt covers several interconnected economic and political topics. It questions the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy, specifically regarding quantitative tightening and potential easing, suggesting...