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Peace on earth is possible. It requires 2 things: that all are free to live under the law that prohibits aggressing, and that we treat each other excellently. This show is not a utopia. It's practical and achievable. It brings to life what these two essential components really mean. What is more important than figuring out how 8 billion of us can live in peace and flourish? There is no time to time waste!

Episodes

  1. 2d ago

    Will Keller: What's Your Message?

    Will Keller joins Live and Let Live to explore one of humanity’s oldest and most fundamental questions: is there an objective moral order built into reality, and what happens when we ignore it?In this conversation, Will explains his understanding of natural law—the idea that human freedom and flourishing arise from living in harmony with immutable principles rather than human authority or political power. He argues that many of society’s deepest problems stem not from bad intentions, but from ignorance of these underlying principles and the consequences that naturally follow from our choices.Robbie and Will discuss natural law, natural rights, morality, conscious parenting, free will, religion, occultism, authority, freedom, and the relationship between inner transformation and societal change. They also explore whether objective right and wrong exist, the dangers of ideological tribalism, the role of hidden knowledge throughout history, and why lasting freedom begins with individual responsibility.Live and Let Live is a movement grounded in the belief that peace on earth is possible when we commit to equal freedom under the law and choose to treat one another with excellence.Learn more about Live and Let Live:https://liveandletlive.org/Join the movement and stay connected:https://liveandletlive.org/get-involved/Support the mission with a donation:https://liveandletlive.org/donate/Learn more about Will Keller and his work:https://willkeller.com/Subscribe for more conversations on freedom, peace, human flourishing, and the Live and Let Live philosophy.In this video:• What natural law is and why it matters• The relationship between natural rights and freedom• Why morality cannot be created by governments• Conscious parenting and the formation of human values• Objective morality versus moral relativism• Religion, spirituality, and the search for truth• Hidden knowledge, occultism, and personal responsibility• Why ideological tribalism divides humanity• The relationship between inner transformation and societal change• How individuals can help create a freer and more peaceful worldAbout Will Keller:Will Keller is a researcher, educator, and public speaker whose work focuses on natural law, objective morality, human consciousness, and the philosophical foundations of freedom. Through lectures, presentations, and educational content, he explores the relationship between human behavior, natural rights, and societal transformation, encouraging individuals to better understand themselves, reality, and their role in creating a more just and harmonious world.

    Will Keller: What's Your Message?

  2. Aug 26

    Sol Tinio - "who am I to change the masterpiece?"

    Sol Aquino Tinio, founder of the Heart of Sol Foundation and a Live and Let Live Ambassador, joins Robbie Miles to explore how freedom, servant leadership, entrepreneurship, and human excellence can help build a more peaceful world.Sol explains why the two principles of Live and Let Live—Don’t Aggress and Be an Excellent Human—immediately resonated with her own philosophy of life. For Sol, every individual is unique and deserving of the freedom to pursue their own path, while great leadership begins with treating others with kindness, compassion, generosity, and respect.In this conversation, Sol shares her remarkable journey from arriving in America from the Philippines with her mother, a backpack, $20, and a dream, to building a career, competing in Miss Philippines USA, and founding the Heart of Sol Foundation. She explains how witnessing her mother’s pursuit of the American Dream shaped her belief in freedom and opportunity—and inspired her mission to empower the next generation of leaders.Robbie and Sol also explore what servant leadership looks like in practice, why financial independence matters for people who want to make a difference, and Sol’s ambitious vision for a leadership development pipeline combining civic leadership, entrepreneurship, financial education, international collaboration, and real-world service projects.They discuss how Live and Let Live could collaborate with the Heart of Sol Foundation, particularly by helping young people understand self-sovereignty, freedom, entrepreneurship, moral excellence, and how peaceful changes to law and society can expand human opportunity.Learn more about Heart of Sol Foundation:https://www.heartofsolfoundation.org/Learn more about Live and Let Live:https://liveandletlive.org/Join the movement and stay connected:https://liveandletlive.org/get-involved/Explore the 3L Engine:https://engine.liveandletlive.org/In this video:00:00 – Why 3L Resonated03:17 – War and Coercion05:59 – Entrepreneurship and Freedom11:55 – Sol’s Story18:30 – Heart of Sol20:05 – Servant Leadership22:01 – Developing Young Leaders27:33 – A Peaceful World32:01 – Financial Empowerment37:24 – 3L and Heart of SolAbout Sol Aquino Tinio:Sol Aquino Tinio is an entrepreneur, community leader, and Live and Let Live Ambassador for the Philippines. After moving from the Philippines to the United States as a child, Sol built a varied career spanning business, creative work, aviation, pageantry, and community leadership. She was named Miss Philippines USA Tourism and First Runner-Up at Miss Philippines USA before founding the Heart of Sol Foundation.Her vision is to empower the next generation to become leaders of a better world through servant leadership, financial empowerment, entrepreneurship, international collaboration, and service to others. As Sol puts it, everyone deserves the opportunity to shine—and we don’t need to dim somebody else’s light to make our own brighter.

  3. Aug 18

    Dr Joseph Tainter - Collapse of Complex Societies

    Dr. Joseph Tainter joins Live and Let Live to explore one of the most profound questions in history: why do civilizations rise, become increasingly complex, and sometimes collapse?In this conversation, Joseph explains his influential theory that societies solve problems by becoming more complex—but that complexity itself carries growing costs. He explores why civilizations often experience diminishing returns on their investments in bureaucracy, regulation, technology, and institutions, and why understanding these long-term patterns is essential for navigating today’s economic, environmental, and political challenges.Robbie and Joseph discuss the rise and fall of the Roman Empire, complexity theory, energy, innovation, sustainability, regulation, government growth, supply chains, artificial intelligence, and how societies can adapt without suffering catastrophic collapse. They also explore the role of fossil fuels in modern prosperity, the limits of technological optimism, and why history offers valuable lessons for building more resilient institutions.Live and Let Live is a movement grounded in the belief that peace on earth is possible when we commit to equal freedom under the law and choose to treat one another with excellence.Learn more about Live and Let Live:https://liveandletlive.org/Join the movement and stay connected:https://liveandletlive.org/get-involved/Support the mission with a donation:https://liveandletlive.org/donate/Learn more about Joseph Tainter’s work:https://josephtainter.com/Subscribe for more conversations on freedom, peace, human flourishing, and the Live and Let Live philosophy.In this video:• Why civilizations become increasingly complex• The hidden costs of bureaucracy and problem-solving• The rise and fall of the Roman Empire• Complexity, energy, and economic growth• Diminishing returns and societal resilience• Innovation, technology, and the future of prosperity• Fossil fuels, sustainability, and energy transitions• Global supply chains and systemic vulnerability• Artificial intelligence and the next wave of complexity• What history teaches us about avoiding collapseAbout Dr. Joseph Tainter:Dr. Joseph Tainter is an archaeologist, anthropologist, and historian best known for his groundbreaking book The Collapse of Complex Societies. His research explores how civilizations evolve, why they become increasingly complex, and the economic and energetic forces that shape their long-term sustainability. Over several decades, his work has influenced scholars across archaeology, economics, history, environmental studies, and systems thinking, making him one of the world’s leading authorities on societal collapse and resilience.His book, 'The Collapse of Complex Societies': https://www.amazon.com/dp/052138673X

    Dr Joseph Tainter - Collapse of Complex Societies

  4. Aug 11

    Joel Salatin - Food Emancipation

    Joel Salatin, one of the world’s most influential regenerative farmers and founder of Polyface Farm, joins Live and Let Live to explore why today’s food system is failing—and how freedom, entrepreneurship, and stewardship could restore both human health and the natural world.In this conversation, Joel explains why industrial agriculture has become increasingly centralized, why small farmers struggle to survive under modern regulations, and why he believes food freedom is essential for resilient communities. From property rights and pollution to regenerative farming, entrepreneurship, subsidies, and the Food Emancipation Proclamation, Joel lays out a compelling vision for a healthier, freer, and more abundant future.Robbie and Joel discuss common law environmental protection, food sovereignty, regenerative agriculture, government subsidies, monopolies in the food industry, entrepreneurship, voluntary exchange, education, healthcare, philanthropy, taxation, and why humans have the potential to become the greatest stewards the planet has ever known. They also explore how decentralized food systems could improve both environmental outcomes and human flourishing.Live and Let Live is a movement grounded in the belief that peace on earth is possible when we commit to equal freedom under the law and choose to treat one another with excellence.Learn more about Live and Let Live:https://liveandletlive.org/Join the movement and stay connected:https://liveandletlive.org/get-involved/Support the mission with a donation:https://liveandletlive.org/donate/Learn more about Joel Salatin and Polyface Farm:https://polyfacefarms.com/Joel’s books:https://polyfacefarms.com/books/Polyface Farm online store:https://polyfacefarms.com/store/Polyface Farm events and seminars:https://polyfacefarms.com/events/Subscribe for more conversations on freedom, peace, regenerative agriculture, and the Live and Let Live philosophy.In this video:• Why today’s food system is fundamentally unsustainable• The case for Joel’s Food Emancipation Proclamation• How regulations favor industrial agriculture over small farms• Property rights as the missing solution to environmental protection• Why subsidies distort farming and food production• Regenerative agriculture and restoring soil, water, and biodiversity• Entrepreneurship, food freedom, and resilient local communities• Education, healthcare, and voluntary solutions• Stewardship, Christianity, and humanity’s role in restoring nature• A vision for a freer, healthier, and more abundant futureAbout Joel Salatin:Joel Salatin is a regenerative farmer, author, and founder of Polyface Farm in Virginia. Often described as the world’s most famous farmer, he has spent decades pioneering regenerative agriculture, rotational grazing, and local food systems while advocating for food freedom, property rights, and entrepreneurial solutions to environmental challenges. Joel is the author of seventeen books, with his latest, Food Emancipation: Unshackling America’s Sustenance, continuing his work to advance a more decentralized and resilient food system.

    Joel Salatin - Food Emancipation

  5. Aug 4

    Scott Schneider - 3L Strategy

    Scott Schneider joins Live and Let Live to explore one of the most ambitious questions of our time: how do we actually build a global movement capable of advancing peace through freedom?In this conversation, Scott shares how his background as a criminal defense lawyer, governance expert, and international lawyer led him to the Live and Let Live philosophy. He explains why a clear distinction between law and morality is essential for peaceful societies, and why lasting change begins with consistent principles rather than political power.Robbie and Scott discuss the Live and Let Live legal principle, strategy, the Global Council, the Ambassador Program, the 3L Engine, Free Cities, governance, community-building, and why decentralization is critical to creating lasting social change. They also explore how movements grow, why local action matters, the importance of voluntary cooperation, and how awareness, belonging, and change provide a practical roadmap toward a more peaceful world.Live and Let Live is a movement grounded in the belief that peace on earth is possible when we commit to equal freedom under the law and choose to treat one another with excellence.Learn more about Live and Let Live:https://liveandletlive.org/Learn more about 3L Dawn:https://liveandletlive.org/3l-dawn/Subscribe for more conversations on freedom, peace, human flourishing, and the Live and Let Live philosophy.In this video:• Why the distinction between law and morality matters• Scott’s journey from criminal defense lawyer to governance strategist• The role of the Live and Let Live Global Council• How the Ambassador Program helps grow a decentralized movement• Awareness, Belonging, and Change: the ABC strategy• Why local communities are the foundation of lasting peace• How the 3L Engine and educational resources support the movement• Free Cities, governance, and institutional innovation• Why voluntary cooperation is more powerful than coercion• A practical strategy for advancing peace through freedomAbout Scott Schneider:Scott Schneider is the Strategy and Governance Director and Secretary of the Board for Live and Let Live. Trained as a criminal defense lawyer, he later specialized in international governance, aerospace, and space law, with a particular interest in how legal systems can promote innovation, freedom, and peaceful cooperation. As a founding member of the Live and Let Live Global Council, Scott helps develop the movement’s long-term strategy, governance frameworks, and practical applications of the legal principle around the world.:::

    Scott Schneider - 3L Strategy

  6. Jul 21

    Peter Young - Free Cities

    Peter Young joins Live and Let Live to explore one of the most practical frontiers of liberty: how can societies compete to serve their citizens better through voluntary governance? In this conversation, Peter explains the Free Cities movement and why governance should function more like a competitive service than a political monopoly. He discusses how decentralized jurisdictions can foster innovation, prosperity, and greater personal freedom by allowing people to choose the communities and legal systems that best align with their values. Robbie and Peter discuss free markets, Austrian economics, governance as a service, Free Cities, Seasteading, voting with your feet, property rights, experimentation in governance, and why competition between jurisdictions may be one of the most effective paths toward a freer and more peaceful world. They also explore the UK’s changing relationship with economic freedom, the importance of incentives, and how individuals can reclaim more control over their own lives. Live and Let Live is a movement grounded in the belief that peace on earth is possible when we commit to equal freedom under the law and choose to treat one another with excellence. Learn more about Live and Let Live:https://liveandletlive.org/ Join the movement and stay connected:https://liveandletlive.org/get-involved/ Support the mission with a donation:https://liveandletlive.org/donate/ Learn more about the Free Cities Foundation:https://free-cities.org/ Subscribe for more conversations on freedom, peace, human flourishing, and the Live and Let Live philosophy. In this video:• What Free Cities are and how they expand human freedom• Why governance should compete for citizens• Austrian economics and the importance of incentives• Voting with your feet versus voting at the ballot box• Governance as a service rather than a political monopoly• Why experimentation leads to better institutions• Seasteading and the future of voluntary societies• Flag theory and increasing personal freedom• Why economic freedom creates prosperity• How decentralized governance could reshape the future About Peter Young: Peter Young is the Managing Director of the Free Cities Foundation, an international organization dedicated to advancing more prosperous, innovative, and voluntary forms of governance. After living and working in China for over a decade, Peter developed a deep interest in Austrian economics, institutional design, and the relationship between freedom and human flourishing. Today he works with governments, entrepreneurs, and innovators around the world to help develop Free Cities and other special jurisdictions that expand human freedom through peaceful experimentation.

    Peter Young - Free Cities

  7. Jul 14

    Joyce Brand - Government As Service

    Joyce Brand joins Live and Let Live to explore one of the most transformative ideas in governance: what if people could choose their government the same way they choose any other service? In this conversation, Joyce explains the More Than Model and the growing Free Cities movement, where governance is based on voluntary agreement rather than coercion. She argues that governments should compete to attract residents by providing better services, stronger legal protections, and greater freedom, just as businesses compete to serve customers. Robbie and Joyce discuss consent-based governance, Free Cities, private communities, entrepreneurship, profit, incentives, decentralization, and why competition between jurisdictions may offer a more peaceful alternative to political polarization. They also explore Honduras’ Próspera and Morazán projects, the role of entrepreneurs in creating better societies, and why governance as a subscription service could fundamentally reshape humanity’s future. Live and Let Live is a movement grounded in the belief that peace on earth is possible when we commit to equal freedom under the law and choose to treat one another with excellence. Learn more about Live and Let Live:https://liveandletlive.org/ Join the movement and stay connected:https://liveandletlive.org/get-involved/ Support the mission with a donation:https://liveandletlive.org/donate/ Learn more about Joyce Brand and the More Than Model Association:https://morethanmodel.com/ Subscribe for more conversations on freedom, peace, human flourishing, and the Live and Let Live philosophy. In this video:• Why governance should become a voluntary subscription service• The Free Cities movement and consent-based governance• How competition can improve legal systems and public services• The role of incentives in government success and failure• Morazán and the Free City experiment in Honduras• Why entrepreneurs may build better communities than politicians• Voting with your feet versus voting at the ballot box• The relationship between profit, prosperity, and human flourishing• How decentralized jurisdictions could reduce political conflict• Why freedom and voluntary cooperation create more peaceful societies About Joyce Brand: Joyce Brand is the author of Pioneering Prosperity: The More Than Model for Free Cities and co-author of The Spiritual Life of a Freeman. She is the CEO of the More Than Model Association, an international organization that connects entrepreneurs, investors, policymakers, and advocates working to advance Free Cities and voluntary governance around the world. Her work focuses on consent-based governance, decentralized jurisdictions, entrepreneurship, and creating practical alternatives to coercive political systems.

    Joyce Brand - Government As Service

  8. Jul 5

    Tom W. Bell - Open-source Community Governance

    Tom W. Bell joins Live and Let Live to explore one of the most important questions facing humanity: how can free societies resolve disputes and maintain peace without relying on centralized coercion?In this conversation, Tom introduces Ulex—an open-source legal framework inspired by centuries of common law that allows communities to adopt proven legal systems while retaining the freedom to govern themselves. He explains why governance should be modular, why legal systems should evolve through experience rather than political decree, and how decentralized jurisdictions could transform the future of human cooperation.Robbie and Tom discuss common law, criminal justice, environmental protection, intellectual property, voluntary governance, and how different communities can peacefully coexist despite holding different values. They also explore how incentives—not just ideals—shape peace, including Tom’s proposals for using special jurisdictions and market mechanisms to reduce international conflict.Live and Let Live is a movement grounded in the belief that peace on earth is possible when we commit to equal freedom under the law and choose to treat one another with excellence.Learn more about Live and Let Live:https://liveandletlive.org/Join the movement and stay connected:https://liveandletlive.org/get-involved/Support the mission with a donation:https://liveandletlive.org/donate/Learn more about Ulex and Tom Bell’s work:https://tomwbell.com/Subscribe for more conversations on freedom, peace, human flourishing, and the Live and Let Live philosophy.In this video:• What Ulex is and why Tom calls it a legal “kernel”• How common law evolved over centuries• Why governance should be modular and voluntary• The future of decentralized jurisdictions• Criminal law versus tort law• Intellectual property, copyright, and trademarks• Environmental protection through common law• Special jurisdictions and incentives for peace• How local communities can peacefully govern themselves• Why freedom and voluntary cooperation create more resilient societiesAbout Tom W. Bell:Tom W. Bell is a legal scholar, author, and former professor at Chapman University School of Law. He is the creator of Ulex, an open-source legal framework designed to help new communities and jurisdictions adopt proven systems of governance based on common law. His work focuses on special jurisdictions, decentralized governance, legal innovation, and creating practical institutions that promote liberty, cooperation, and peace.His book, 'Your Next Government' can be purchased here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/1316613925

    Tom W. Bell - Open-source Community Governance

  9. May 22

    Joe Quirk - Seasteading

    What if governance wasn’t something imposed on people, but a service people voluntarily chose? In this episode of Live and Let Live, Robbie Miles speaks with Joe Quirk, President of the Seasteading Institute, about one of the most ambitious experiments in human freedom: building floating communities at sea designed around voluntary cooperation, innovation, and peaceful coexistence. Joe argues that humanity’s deepest political problems may not be solved through ideology or elections, but through competition, experimentation, and technology. From floating cities and startup societies to ocean restoration, medical innovation, and decentralized governance, this conversation explores how new frontiers could reshape the future of civilization itself. Along the way, Robbie and Joe discuss:– why cruise ships already function as floating city-states– how competition improves governance– the relationship between freedom and responsibility– the environmental potential of seasteading– how technology has historically decentralized power– the legal and philosophical foundations of peaceful societies– why “live and let live” may ultimately require new frontiers This episode is both a practical discussion about seasteading and a deeper exploration of how human beings can organize themselves more peacefully and voluntarily in the future. Learn more about Live and Let Live:https://liveandletlive.org/ Learn more about the Seasteading Institute:https://www.seasteading.org/ Joe's book: https://www.amazon.com/Seasteading-Floating-Environment-Liberate-Politicians/dp/1451699263

    Joe Quirk - Seasteading

  10. Apr 23

    “Peace Requires More Than Freedom.” A chat in the desert

    Benji Dawes interviews Robbie Miles in the Sedona Desert

    “Peace Requires More Than Freedom.” A chat in the desert

  11. Apr 11

    Conversation with Joe Forte

    Joe Forte was 3L's first Ambassador - he founded a charity called Keep Tempe Beautiful and he sits on Tempe's Zoning and planning board where he actually applies the Legal Principle in the community. He ran for Tempe City Council in 2026. This episodes brings the big ideas down to earth in how they apply to local planning issues.https://www.linkedin.com/in/joe-forte-92a10a29/Ambassadors lead the 3L Community on any way they feel called. The charity exists to support all Ambassadors working to align the law with the Legal Principle ('don't aggress') and help humanity.Become an Ambassador at www.3L.org

  12. Apr 11

    Marc Victor - What's Your Message

    Marc Victor speaks as if the whole world is listening. He gives a crash course in the essentials of the law, and how peace on earth can be achieved.Visit www.3L.org for more informations about how to help this community achieve its goal of world peace.

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Peace on earth is possible. It requires 2 things: that all are free to live under the law that prohibits aggressing, and that we treat each other excellently. This show is not a utopia. It's practical and achievable. It brings to life what these two essential components really mean. What is more important than figuring out how 8 billion of us can live in peace and flourish? There is no time to time waste!

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