The Peter Schiff Show Podcast

Tom Woods talks about the Postal Service, and Jimmy Carter's comfort with Romney.

Tom Woods talks about the Jesuit conspiracy, taxes and forced labor.

Tom Woods talks about attacks on the Federal Reserve.

Peter talks about Ron Paul beating Obama in a Rasmussen Poll, Nancy Pelosi's new Constitutional amendment, market analysis, and the Zimmerman case.

Peter talks about black boxes in automobiles, jobs numbers, and the Japanese yen.

Peter talks about the US government's attempt to turn the US into a debtor's prison.

Peter talks about the complex tax code, housing data, the Senate voting down the Buffett Rule, and gold stocks.

Peter talks about the Buffett Rule, too big to fail banks, March retail sales, and market analysis.

Peter talks about food and energy prices, inflation, and the government meddling in the business of employers.

Peter talks about jobless claims, trade deficit and producer price data.

Stefan Molyneux talks about the common problems in our economic trouble from a philosophical standpoint.

Bill Kauffman, founder of Front Porch Republic & author most recently of Bye Bye, Miss American Empire, on the forgotten importance of small town America.

Jeff Tucker, president of Laissez Faire Books & author of Bourbon for Breakfast: Living Outside the Statist Quo, on the importance of Hunger Games, how ebooks are revolutionizing publishing, and what medical doctors can learn from veterinarians.

Tom Woods discusses Paul Krugman's misunderstanding of President Hoover and the Great Depression.

Redmond Weissenberger, founder and director of the Ludwig von Mises Institute of Canada, on his Sound Money for Canada campaign, which seeks to stop the government's surrender to inflation.