Some books make me think of a simpler time in my life. For some people, those are the books of daring-do and heroic adventure that we read as children and tweens. For some, they are humorous stories of

While he is often referred to as a "conservative," Stefan Molyneux constantly pushed back against the application of incorrect labels to "define" his political perspective and philosophical understandings.

"The truth is a fighter who fights alongside you for some and a fighter who punches you in the face for others. It leaves some elevated, some dancing, some flying, and some curled up weeping."

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Good morning, Steemians! I had a slot on Stefan Molyneux's call in show back in Feb. 2015 and we talked for about 45 minutes about whether or not the Non-Aggression Principle should apply to animals. Though

A young man calls to discuss a friendship with a destructive woman. He learns the negative value of good intentions that shield people from the consequences of their bad decisions and how bad people even

Choice Conversations hasn't always been a podcast strictly about personal development. That is a relatively new development. In the past, it was a variety show, and often the topic of the day was politics

Stefan Molyneux got into Ayn Rand by recommendation from a friends band member. An unknown thirst being awakened, a drip of philosophy beginning the bloom of a flower. Discovering that Rand wasn't as she

Who has listened to both the History of Rome Podcast and the recent The Truth About the Fall of Rome podcast? What are your thoughts on the two?  Where are they consistent and inconsistent? By coincidence