For me being a natural scientist who is interested in economic questions as well I wish to watch talks by economists which are both informative and entertaining. Some of the answers given by mainstream economists to important questions during the last financial crisis did not satisfy me and I went searching for economists I thought to be really credible.
Two years ago I got to know the Austrian School of Economics. Since then I took a lot of material - books, articles, podcasts and videos - from the Mises Institute, which offers a unique collection of content on its website [1].
While watching talks shared on the Youtube Channel of the Mises Institute I began to like the talks given by Professor Thomas DiLorenzo [2, 3]. Besides his activities for the Mises Institute he teaches at Loyola University of Maryland. I especially like DiLorenzo's talks because to me he seems to speak from his heart such that I do not have big difficulties to follow. Despite of being easy to follow, there is a lot of information in every of DiLorenzo's talks I have been watching.
I would like to share a hopefully comprehensive list of DiLorenzo's talks shared by misesmedia.
[1] http://www.mises.org
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_DiLorenzo
[3] https://mises.org/search/site/Thomas%2520J.%2520DiLorenzo
The Video List of Thomas DiLorenzo at Mises Institute:
2016 - Mises University
Ten Things Millenials Should Know about Socialism. 2016-07-29
The Corrupt Origins of Central Banking in America. 2016-07-27
Political Entrepreneurship and the Economics of Wealth Destruction. 2016-07-28
Monopoly, Competition and Antitrust. 2016-07-26
The Problem with Socialism. Ron Paul Liberty Report. 2016-07-20
2015
Mises-Weekends: PC on Campus. 2015-11-13
How Universities Silence Truth—And What We Can Do About I. 2015-10-08
Anti-Market Mythology. 2015-07-24
The Corrupt Origins of Central Banking in America. 2015-07-23
Political Entrepreneurship and the Economics of Wealth Destruction
How I Came to Austrian Economics. 2015-07-19
Monopoly, Competition and Antitrust. 2015-07-21
2014
Anti-Market Mythology. 2014-07-25
The Corrupt Origins of Central Banking in America. 2014-07-24
'The Road to Serfdom' at 70. 2014-03-20
2013
Santa Clause Economics: How Welfare Creates Neurosis. 2013-12-03
Monopoly, Competition, and Antitrust. 2013-07-23
2012
The Myth of the Pro-War Constitutionalist. 2012-11-01
Monopoly, Competition and Antitrust. 2012-08-10
Why the Constitution Had to Be Destroyed. 2012-01-12
2011
Rotten from the Start: The Inherent Corruption of Central Banking in America. 2011-11-05
The Rothbardian Throry of Taxes. 2011-11-01
The Political Economy of 19th Century Banking. 2011-10-31
How (and Why) Washington Lies about Everything. 2011-10-09
The Theory of Political Entrepreneurship. 2011-08-29
Monopoly, Competition and Antitrust. 2011-08-16
The Agricultural-University Complex: Destroying Agriculture for 80 Years. 2011-05-14
How Capitalism Saved America and How Government Is Destroying It. 2011-02-25
2010
How 'Mainstream' Economics Miseducates About Money and the Fed. 2010-11-13
The Political Economy of War. 2010-09-23
Monopoly and Competition. 2010-08-13
The Road to Serfdom: Despotism, Then and Now. 2010-07-26
War and Inflation: Financing the Empire. 2010-04-10
2009
Creating the Next Great Depression. 2009-11-14
The Founding Fathers of Monetary Destruction. 2009-10-03
How Not to Deal with Economic Depression. 2009-09-03
Monopoly and Competition. 2009-07-28
A Recipe for the Next Great Depression. 2009-04-09
Authors Forum: Hamilton's Curse. 2009-03-19
2008
The Gilded Age and the Gold Standard. 2008-10-31
Economics in One Lesson: Part 2. 2008-09-30
Q & A. Abraham Lincoln. 2008-05-29
