I came here to listen to “democracy the god that failed” by Hoppe but gave some other books a chance and enjoyed them too

Everything released on this podcast is gold (or Bitcoin if you prefer)! The Mises Institute deserves our attention for so many reasons. These masterful scholars are allowing some of the most important knowledge of all time (save the knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ) to be disseminated at the cost of your own minuscule trouble of downloading the many free podcast episodes, books, articles, etc. They are saving the Western Civilization we love, and I praise them for their Herculean efforts. I also suggest becoming a regular donor and following their every move. They are truly one of the greatest organizations in existence today. Lew Rockwell will be remembered for many amazing and great accomplishments, but the creation of this institute is easily the greatest among those.

The Austrian School is bringing back a renewed focus on the basic and elementary blocs at the foundation of the modern (or even post-modern) political economy of the globe. With the onslaught of AI, global climate change and the rise of a plethora or schisms which - we do not yet - whether are permanent features or temporary shocks - as yet, the podcast creates a much needed set of angles and scopes through which to view of the architecture of life and living as we know of. I usually do not write long sentences. But the previous one was necessary for delineating the complexity that is actually associated with the conflicted and oft-contradictory theoretical lenses we are forced to deploy to interpret the practical. A must ‘listen’ for anyone seriously thinking of updating his or her understanding of the many views which make us who we are. The only drawback and a serious one is that it completely overlooks the BoP economies and what we call in Oxford, the “institutional voids”. But discussion of these I shall reserve for a future episode.

Simply wonderful. Great ideas. Thank you, Mises Institute.