Bill Buppert Questions Obedience + Jazz on Jazz – Michael Dean After Dark live radio archive

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Bill Buppert of Zero Gov tells it like it is and yacks with MWD about everything BUT government. Then Lousander Feen calls in on his awesome inexpensive mic (you should have one too, get it here). Lousander helps Bill finds his happy place: complaining about tyranny. Bill gets it all out of his system so tomorrow Bill and MWD can talk about jazz and raising kids and anything but government.

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Pirate Radio and Punk Rock – Michael Dean After Dark live radio archive

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MWD yacks late night with tar heel Jack Johnson about why politicians are big meanie dum dum control freaks, Jack’s experiences with radio pirates in the UK (do NOT try THIS at home), and turning a Raspberry Pi $35 computer into a low-power radio transmitter or a high-power torrent server.

Get the great inexpensive mic our co-hosts use

It’s the Incredibly Good (and affordable) Audio-Technica AT2005USB Cardioid Dynamic Mic.

Less than 70 bucks, USB enabled, our co-hosts use this over Skype. The Audio-Technica AT2005USB mic (GET IT HERE). Also you’ll need a foam windscreen with the mic. (Get those HERE). That and a pair of headphones and you can start your own radio show.
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Recovery From Statism is Possible – Michael Dean After Dark live radio archive

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MikeMakesRight is MWD’s co-host on this first-ever MDAD show. Topics include the San Francisco Tenderloin, recovery from statism and the horrors of the San Francisco Civic Center Post Office.

French translation of a chapter of Michael Dean’s “A User’s Manual for the Human Experience.”

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Got a very cool e-mail today. A guy named Jay, who lives on the border between France, Luxembourg and Belgium, told me he had translated chapter 3 of my libertarian self-help / time management book A User’s Manual for the Human Experience.

(Someone also translated three chapters of it into Portuguese, here.)

You can read his French translation HERE (excerpt below). You can get the English version paperback on Amazon here, or free eBook or audio book, here.

Règle 1: Ne pas avoir recours à la force (et ne pas accepter de subir le recours à la force)

La “Force” peut être physique ou émotionnel. Si on vous met une arme sur la tempe pour vous prendre votre porte-monnaie ou vous violer, c’est de la force physique.

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