Unshackled Liberty Podcast Q The Abolitionist & Crypto Gumbo

The godfather of 3d printed gats came on to talk to us about what's new in the space.  We had a great time goofing around with him.
 
Find him and all of his awesomeness at:  https://ctrlpew.com/

Gumbo had a moment and then we had a great conversation with Slappy Jones from the Rollo and Slappy show.  We talked about his experience as a juror and the concept of Jury Nullification.
It is a very important civic duty that you listen to this episode.
You can learn more about this topic at: https://fija.org/

We had Walt on to talk about his veteran based podcast (How I Embraced the Suck) and his motivations for doing it.  It was a great conversation and he has a VALUABLE product that he produces.  We highly recommend giving it a listen.

One of our homeboys from Hawaii dropped in and let us ask him questions about how early Christians responded to government overreach.  We compared and contrasted these different responses with what is going on today.
We hope you like it.

This episode was recorded back in September 2021 and I was lazy/distracted/busy/ (take your pick) and neglected to get this published until now.  It's too bad too, Joshua is a great guest and has loads of information about the topic.  I hope he's not too mad at me for taking so long to release this episode.  
 
We talked at length about how the church should be responding to the growing overreach of the state.  I hope you enjoy this show.  
 
You can find Joshua on his own podcast linked here called the "Our Foundations Podcast"
https://ourfoundations.podbean.com/p/about-me-1575660816/

Scott is a blogger at Strength and Reason, a blog devoted to helping you learn to think for yourself. He’s also a co-host of Mentally Unscripted, a podcast dedicated to helping people view the world with a critical eye and improve their communication.

Scott is a contributor at Liberty Weekly and Torch News where he writes about the law and libertarian and anarchist philosophy.

Scott started his career in information technology. He then attended law school before spending 10 years investigating civil rights and health information privacy complaints for the U.S. Government.

He left the government in June 2019 to start Strength & Reason and Mentally Unscripted.

You can find Scott at Strengthandreason.com, Mentallyunscripted.com, and on Twitter at @StrengthReason.