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In 2015, Phil completed his underground wine cellar at his 1929-built Nashville estate. Filled with cocktail favorites, candles and, what else, a piano, the cellar quickly became his favorite place to write, play and hang out with friends. The environment inspired his idea to create a series with his talented friends. Songs from the Cellar was born! SFTC will feature artists, songwriters, entertainers, athletes, comedians and wine enthusiasts will be guests on the show. Each episode will spo ...
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To discuss all things about Sweden and Swedish-related topics, today we spoke with Klaus Bernpaintner, one of Sweden’s best known Misesians. In the podcast we covered the claim from Bernie Sanders that the Scandinavian Model and its high-tax welfare state system is some bastion of socialist perfection. We also spoke about the Sveriges Riksbank, one…
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On today’s Libertarianism.UK Podcast, our guest is the spectacular and unmissable Godfrey Bloom speaking about King Charles the Woke, Brexit, money printing, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), Klaus Schwab, Rishi Sunak, the BBC, and much more in between. Just sit back, while we light the blue touch paper, and enjoy! Audio Version: Youtube Ver…
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Today’s guest is Christopher Lingle, a Professor of Economics at the Escuela de Negocios at Universidad Francisco Marroquín in Guatemala and a Visiting Senior Fellow at the American Institute of Economic Research, along with connections to several other academic posts. We spoke about the political economy of Covid, along with other topics related t…
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Today’s guest is Natalie Fawn Danelishen, a.k.a. @Chesschick01 on Twitter. We spoke about her phenomenal success on raising awareness for the Austrian School, economics, and liberty, via Elon Musk’s social media giant, the Twitter platform. Beforehand, she talked about her own road to reach the Mises Institute, in Auburn, Alabama. Afterwards, we di…
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Today, we spoke with Per Bylund, a Senior Fellow of the Mises Institute and Professor of Entrepreneurship at Oklahoma State University, about his recent book, How to Think about the Economy. During our conversation, we spoke about his journey from Sweden to Oklahoma, how the book came into existence, why it needed to come into […] The post Per Bylu…
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Today, we spoke with Patrick Barron, an economic commentator and Mises.Org author, as well as formerly being a professor of economics at the University of Iowa. We talked about the recently reported stories concerning discussions between Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin about a new international trading settlements system based upon gold as the underl…
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Today, we spoke with Michael McKay, a Lew Rockwell blog author, about the key principles of Austrian economics and how and why they can become a life navigation tool. Along the way, we covered choice analysis, decision management, relationship management, the life and times of the late great Yuri Maltsev, how to become a better […] The post Michael…
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Today’s guest is Ken Yamarashi, the Everyday Samurai. We spoke about life, liberty, the body, and the mind, and how to tie up all four together into a single cohesive package. With a 33-year background in law enforcement and the military, Ken is a martial artist expert currently living in Japan with his own following […] The post Everyday Samurai –…
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On today’s show we spoke with Jeff Deist, Ron Paul’s right-hand man for many years, and for ten years the President of the Ludwig von Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama. We spoke about global libertarian strategy and divided the conversation into three segments. First of all, we discussed ‘what’ is libertarianism trying to achieve; then […] The pos…
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In today’s show, our guest is Michael Liebowitz, the spokesman for the Libertarian Party of Connecticut, USA, and author of ‘Down the Rabbit Hole’, a book which discusses how the culture of penitential corrections within the United States encourages crime. We spoke mainly about the merits and chances of individual states within the US seceding […] …
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In today’s show, our guest is Dominic Frisby, the TV show host, financial expert, voice talent, author, comedian, and musician. In the style of ‘Desert Island Discs’, we discuss his first album, ‘Libertarian Love Songs’, especially his ode to Lord Adonis, via his Brexit song, which he sang in Parliament Square on Brexit night. Audio […] The post Li…
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In today’s show, our guest is Sean Ring, the writer behind ‘The Rude Awakening’, the online free newsletter which has 75,000 daily subscribers. He’s also an occasional writer at ‘The Daily Reckoning’. We discuss Sean’s recent Daily Reckoning article entitled ‘Give Up on the Idea of a Free Society’. Audio Version: Youtube Version: Rumble Version: [……
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In Part II of this podcast, tonight’s guest is once again Greg Moffitt, the host of the ‘Legalise Freedom’ podcast. In tonight’s show, we conclude last week’s ongoing discussion from Part I, which you can find by clicking on this link. Whilst speaking about the book by Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret, ‘COVID-19: The Great […] The post Libertarian…
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Tonight’s guest is Greg Moffitt, the host of the ‘Legalise Freedom’ podcast, which you can find here: https://legalise-freedom.com/ We spoke about the book by Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret, ‘COVID-19: The Great Reset’, and the way it’s being used as a future totalitarian global road map by many of the world’s governments. Audio Version Youtube …
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Our latest guest on the podcast is Duncan Whitmore, a freelance writer and one of our main contributors here at Libertarianism.UK. We spoke about moving toward a libertarian political strategy. Audio Version Youtube Version Rumble Version If you’re interested in talking to Duncan Whitmore about his freelance writing, you can find out more, here: ht…
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In our second Libertarianism.UK Podcast, I discuss with British economist Swithun Dobson, that most slippery of subjects, what actually is the State? To help us grow the podcast and create more content like this, please remember to like and share the video, subscribe to the channel, and click on the notification bell. Audio Version Youtube […] The …
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In our inaugural Libertarianism.UK Podcast, I discuss with the illustrious Sean Gabb the current state of UK politics. Audio Version Youtube Version Rumble Version Please remember to like and share the video to help spread the message. If you want to keep up-to-date with future podcasts, please subscribe to the appropriate channel. Timecodes 0:00 –…
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Speaker and Book author Charles McKay with Glacier Concept interview on real estate foreclosures, opportunities, banking system, property valuation, commodities futures contracts, federal reserve, broker prices, health of banks, and mortgage backed securities. McKay talks about Smart Real Estate Deals in Bank Bailout Era and Beyond.…
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The second part of the best-of episodes “Kix” off with a hilarious unreleased story from when Brooks and Dunn opened for The Rolling Stones, told by the man himself, Kix Brooks. Phil introduces one of his favorite up and coming artists in Nashville, Lexie Hayden, as she performs her single, “Relit Cigarette.” They bond over the correlation between …
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The first best-of episode starts off with a never-before-heard, extended interview with Tracy Lawrence talking about his famous tour pranks. Phil then recalls one of his favorite moments of the whole series - getting to hear the behind the music story from Larry Gatlin on how he created one of Phil’s all time favorite songs, “I’ve Done Enough Dying…
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Country music icon Jo Dee Messina visits Phil in the cellar to tell the stories behind their many hit records. Phil admits to almost making one of the biggest mistakes of his career in initially trying to talk Jo Dee out of recording “Bye Bye”; thinking it wouldn’t be a fitting female song, the track became both of their first #1’s. The two talk ab…
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Phil features an array of his favorite up-and-coming female artists in the cellar. First off, Stephanie Quayle shares the good times had while creating her single, “Whatcha Drinkin ‘Bout.” Singer-songwriter Parker McKay tells Phil about her musical journey that brought her to Nashville and performs her song, “Honest.” Artist and guitar prodigy Arie…
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Country music songwriter and Old Dominion frontman Matt Ramsey comes by the cellar to catch up with Phil and share stories from early in his career. He reminisces on his first trip to Nashville, brought by Phil’s sister, and getting to see some of his songwriting idols perform at The Bluebird before meeting Phil at the same cellar they’re recording…
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Phil’s longtime friend, legendary country singer Tracy Lawrence stops by the cellar to share hilarious tour stories from the 90s, and talk about the differences between both record deals and radio singles having success between then and now. Tracy shares the story of how his hit song “Alibis” was almost a hit record for another “Tracy.” He talks ab…
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Country music superstar band Lonestar hangs with Phil in the cellar and share stories of their recent Christmas tour together. They discuss the real life inspiration behind their #1 hit, “Front Porch Looking In” and perform it. They tell the history of their chart topping song “Amazed,” and a few interesting “awards” it has earned along the way. To…
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Legendary country music singer and songwriter Vince Gill visits with Phil in the cellar, where they share stories about their many experiences at the Grand Ole Opry. Vince shares some songwriting tips that were passed down to him, along with how his musical-playing styles directly translate to how he writes lyrics. He also shares how important it i…
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Brooks & Dunn frontman, legendary radio host, and Phil’s longtime friend Kix Brooks stops by the cellar to share old stories and talk about all things wine. Kix reminds Phil of a story about how the latter’s parents not-so-gently directed him away from becoming a drummer. Brooks shares his process of starting a winery in Tennessee - which used to b…
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Legendary rapper Chingy visits Phil in the cellar, where they discuss their shared appreciation of blurring the genre lines of music. He shares his love of Nashville, and the overwhelming number of hip-hop fans who live there. Chingy tells Phil of the artists from many genres who influenced him growing up, wo span genres from hip hop, pop, blues, s…
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Hit singer songwriter Steve Wariner reminisces about the early days of his and Phil’s success, and they bond over the hilariously humbling moments that came early in their careers. Steve talks about his first days in Nashville as a 17 year old, working with Dottie West, Larry Gatlin, and Chet Atkins - who provided Steve with tons of wonderful exper…
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Up and coming artist Abby Anderson shares with Phil that he was one of her childhood inspirations that helped her get through her dreaded piano lessons. They talk about the first concerts they ever attended, and how they both greatly influenced them respectively as artists. Abby talks about growing up in a large family of many girls and the values …
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Acclaimed actor Dennis Quaid spends the day at Phil’s Nashville estate, and the antics are endless! Quaid discusses his “first love” - music - and how he’s been able to incorporate it into his acting career. The two bond over the release and emotional benefit that comes from writing songs. Dennis talks about playing Jerry Lee Lewis in “Great Balls …
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Famed country music songwriter Craig Wiseman stops in the cellar to catch up with his longtime friend, Phil Vassar. They share stories from their early days co-writing songs, to being crime fighters in their shared neighborhood at the start of their careers. Craig tells the real life stories that inspired his legendary Tim McGraw hit, “Live Like Yo…
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Legendary singer-songwriter Larry Gatlin shares some of his songwriting tips, including how to steal from yourself at times! He talks about how growing up in church and listening to Gospel music greatly influenced his (and his brothers’) style of harmony. Larry shares a story about beating out a local band fronted by the great Roy Orbison in a chil…
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Kellie Pickler explains the differences between telling stories via two of her talents: acting and singing. Phil and Kellie talk about their shared passion for giving back to the community, and the famed country duets they got to perform together on their joined tour in 2017. The two bond over their experiences hosting TV shows and discuss what the…
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Brothers Osborne talk about their long history with Phil, including TJ first starting out in the music business by driving the truck for Phil’s tour. They all three discuss the lesser known job requirements and time consuming aspects that come with being an artist, but also the plus sides of working in music compared to other fields. John Osborne s…
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Hunter Hayes tells Phil of the inspiration and feeling behind his hit song, “Amen.” He and Phil discuss the process of writing an entire record, and all of the different thoughts, emotions, and ups and downs that come along with it. Hayes walks Phil through the timeline of learning all the various instruments he knows how to play, starting out as a…
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Phil takes a tour of the world famous Jack Daniels distillery in Lynchburg, Tennessee, and gets the inside scoop on how that famous Number 7 Tennessee whiskey is made. Hit songwriter Tony Arata stops by the cellar to talk about the unique path his song “The Dance” took en route to fame with Garth Brooks. Pat Alger shares pieces of advice that he pa…
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Famed songwriter Mike Reid asks Phil about the timeline of writing his hits, revealing a number of the latter’s hits were written before moving to town and becoming a professional songwriter. Reid shares a piece of advice given to him about why writing “believable” lyrics is so important. Phil discusses the mentality he encapsulates to perform in a…
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Phil shares with Cam how he will always remember the first time he heard “Burning House” on the radio and how refreshing it was to have a song like that released among the other popular country music of the time. Cam discusses her California roots and how “small-world”-interconnected her team is. She talks about balancing her rapid ascent to succes…
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Country music legend John Rich talks about the freedoms that come with releasing Big & Rich’s music under their own record label. Iconic guitarist Peter Frampton discusses his stripped down acoustic tour and the joy of getting to play live with his son, Julian. He also tells Phil about being a star-struck 14 year old while on the British TV show “R…
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Iconic comedian Carrot Top talks about the production required to put on his live, touring show. He tells Phil about incorporating a joke about Mike Tyson into his show, and then coincidentally meeting him shortly after and being terrified. Carrot Top details the time he watched Queen the Musical with Queen’s drummer, Roger Taylor, and then got a s…
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The one and only Steve Cropper shares the story of when Jerry Wexler set him up to write with Wilson Pickett, and they ended up writing multiple songs within the first couple hours of meeting. Cropper reminisces on the “Old Nashville” and all of the wonderful hangouts where he’d run into other music industry friends over the course of his 30+ year …
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Legendary Styx frontman Tommy Shaw stops by the cellar to tell Phil the "true story" of writing the hit song "Blue Collar Man (Long Nights)" - including experiences with family, friends, and an intoxicated Hawaiian boat ride. He details the path of his career, leaving Montgomery, Alabama as a teenager, turning down offers for a solo career, and joi…
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Hit songwriter Jeffrey Steele talks about the journey of his musical career, starting as the frontman of Boy Howdy in L.A., and ending up a full time songwriter in Nashville. Jeffrey turned down playing bass on the road with the band Lonestar to pursue songwriting, and later ended up writing the band’s hit single “These Days.” Steele talks about wr…
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Country Singer & Actor Charles "Chip" Esten stops by the cellar to discuss how he's had a career of blending his passions for music and acting. Most well known for his role as Deacon Claybourne on the popular TV series Nashville, Charles discusses how they tried to recreate the real life magic of the famed local music venue The Bluebird on their fi…
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Country music hitmaker, Phil Vassar, is a an award-winning, piano-pounding powerhouse; one of only a handful of musicians to have had multiple hits as a songwriter and solo artist. Phil’s hit list includes ten Number 1 ”Billboard” chart-toppers, fifteen Top 10 smashes and twenty-six Top 40 crowd-pleasers including Just Another Day in Paradise, Carl…
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On Show 28 of the Mises UK Podcast, Andy Duncan speaks to Professor Guido Hülsmann about a new forthcoming book that he’s working on, based on the concept of a free lunch, or rather the political economy of gratuitousness. In a packed interview, along the way we also cover a pertinent encyclical by Pope Benedict […] The post The Economics of Free L…
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On Show 27 of the Mises UK podcast, Andy Duncan speaks with Sean Gabb about his newly-published book: ‘Radical Coup: A Case for Reaction’. We concentrate on the main idea mapped out within it, which is Sean’s ‘frontal attack’ plan for taking English society and culture back away from a tax-eating statist Guardian-Reader elite, and […] The post Radi…
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On Show 26, Andy Duncan speaks with Doctor Andreas Tiedtke, from Mises Deutschland, about the Misesian praxeology of ten different individual state taxes, and how each type has different negative effects upon human behaviour. They examine how each one of these taxes wreaks its own particular kind havoc upon a free society, starting with the […] The…
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On Show 25, Andy Duncan speaks with one of our Mises UK Faculty members, Doctor Matteo Salonia, who lectures at King’s College in London, in early modern history, from the 15th century to the French Revolution. He’s also author of the recent book, ‘Genoa’s Freedom’. They talk about the influence of Niccolo Machiavelli, the infamous […] The post Mac…
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