Everything Voluntary with Skyler J. Collins

Post by Danilo Cuellar. Peaceful Anarchism 022, "An analogy can be drawn of the tragedy of the commons as it relates to giving many children a pile of chips and letting them free to fight for the chips."

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). Editor's Break 032 looks at Skyler's trying-hard-but-failing-commitment to Socratic dialog and to always be challenging the claims that laws apply to anyone and that people calling themselves "government" have jurisdiction.

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). Episode 079 welcomes Justin and Joshua Faber to the podcast to chat with Skyler and Morgan. The Faber Brothers, and several other siblings, grew up as de facto unschoolers, without ever knowing that term. Topics include: their large family, their Facebook video series titled All This with Aldous created with Morgan, growing up unschooling, their experience learning to read, being free range on several acres of forest, going to high school and the surreality of schooling, why school is prison, the origins of their voluntaryist political beliefs, the US Constitution, and much, much more.

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). Editor's Break 031 looks at libertarians taking government handouts, and why doing so might be foolish.

Post by Morgan Aldous. The Back Story 025 looks at the life saving nature of so-called "price gouging."

Post by Danilo Cuellar. Peaceful Anarchism 021 features an interview of Nick Hazelton by Danilo Cuellar. Topics covered include voluntaryism, peaceful parenting, veganism, animal rights, abortion, logical fallacies, and more.

Post by Tyler Bloyer. Liberty Lifestyle 007, "In this special presentation by Michael Cundick with tips from David Turner, we learn about the importance of Permaculture Gardening and building stronger, healthier communities."

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). Editor's Break 030 looks at the current state of cryptocurrencies, and whether or not they are a fad, or here to stay.

Post by Danilo Cuellar. Peaceful Anarchism 020, "Many of us tend to shy away from and avoid suffering, hardship, and pain. It is only natural since our bodies are constructed to desire pleasure and shun discomfort. It is our biological imperative. Nevertheless, sometimes it becomes necessary to override our limbic system base desires in order to attain a nobler goal."

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). Episode 078 welcomes Mish Ochu to the podcast to chat with Skyler about his journey to voluntaryism. Topics include: Being born and partially raised in Nigeria, the entrepreneurship of his parents, immigrating to London, his parents being pursued by the Nigerian government solely because of their wealth, immigrating to the United States and landing in Austin, Texas, private to public schools, libertarian/anarchist seeds, college years, starting a professional essay writer business to help other college students,  moving to Houston, Texas, teaching himself to code, being apolitical, jury nullification, deer ass slapping, active listening, playful parenting, Stefan Molyneux, meeting his wife, getting married, having kids, and circumcision.

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). Editor's Break 029 looks at the practice of raising prices of important goods and services during a disaster, popular decried as "price gouging."

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). Editor's Break 028 is a look at the personal disasters that have been plaguing Skyler as a homeowner lately, and why they are nothing to fret over.

Post by Danilo Cuellar. Non-Aggression Parenting 004, "Kids enter this world not knowing authority, laws, taxes, or regulations. Their true nature abhors such spiritual restrictions. They are endowed with abundant curiosity for the unknown and a profound fascination for the simple. Their mind knows no bounds. All is possible."

Post by Tyler Bloyer. Liberty Lifestyle 006 has Tyler sitting down with Eric McCool of Permagora, a website on permaculture and agorism.

Post by Danilo Cuellar. Philosophy of Voluntaryism 006 is a look at the role emotions can play in voluntaryism, by Danilo and Jim.