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I'm Todd Andrew Barnett, the host of Liberty Cap Talk Live with Todd Andrew Barnett & James Landrith, Jr., and so is my wonderful friend and co-host James Landrith, Jr. I'm from Michigan, and he's from Virginia as well. This is the official page of LCTL. We both host a political talk show (a free marketeer talk radio show) for pro-liberty advocates, free marketers, anarcho-capitalists, etc. who want to hear the message of liberty. It's also for those who have never been exposed to the message of liberty. Liberty Cap Talk Live, as it is on Blog Talk Radio, has now been rebooted and is now a new show on BTR, focusing more on the philosophy of Liberty and the political current events of the U.S. and the world and less on entertainment and culture, although it also focuses on society's behavior due to government intervention. Beginning August 7, LCTL launches its first season here on BTR featuring new panelists, guest interviews, and news articles as well with each episode being two hours in length. This show is a 28-episode run, with the goal of freeing the listeners from the control of the Republicans and Democrats and the state and fighting them tooth and nail every day, all time, no excuses!
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< Previous Episodes
10/16/2009 11:00 PM - Episode 9: TBA
10/23/2009 11:00 PM - Episode 10: TBA
10/30/2009 11:00 PM - Episode 11: TBA
Original Air Date: 10/23/2009
11:00 PM
In the tenth episode, Jim, Todd, and their panelists constitutionalist/libertarian activist Jon Roland, Republican Liberty Caucus Outreach & Press Committee (PR) Committee Chairman Aaron Biterman, and Lew Rockwell columnist and talk radio host Karen Kwiatkowski discussed Congress moving closer to Obama's "public option," the mainstream media and press reporting that the high unemployment being the new normal, the Obama administration saying that Fox News is "not a news organization," NATO pushing Obama to surge troops in Afghanistan, Americans miffed over the H1N1 vaccinations, American Booksellers Association getting the Justice Department to target the online book price wars by Amazon.com, and Wal-Mart, and Target.
[*Note: Jim head hosted this show, as I took a break for the week to throw in some support and encouragement and provide some mini-commentaries while Jim was doing the show. Also, Aaron was on the show until around 12:30, so why he didn't call back in remains a mystery. Other than that, the show went very well. Excellent job, Jim!]
Original Air Date: 10/16/2009
In the ninth episode, Todd, Jim, and their panelists SAKAL-CAI employee and pro-Liberty activist Jason Osborne, libertarian/Ron Paul conservative artist and writer Vanesa Littlecrow Wojtanowicz, and hot pro-Liberty mom and LOLA pin-up gal Tracy Ward discussed LOLA pin-up centerfold gal and Liberty Restoration Project Executive Director Catherine Bleish's arrest in Missouri, Obama's "plan" to repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," a new federal hate crime bill to include sexual orientation in the existing federal law in the works, a Louisiana justice of the Peace refuses to marry an interracial couple and the governor's call to fire him over it, Real Time's Bill Maher's claim that someone's wealth causes someone ele's poverty, etc.
Todd, Jim, and their panelists interviewed LOLA Lady Catherine Bleish from 11:15 p.m. EST to 11:55 p.m. EST about her arrest, her stay in the state's cage, their demand for her to remove her nose ring, and her plans against the cop who arrested her outside a courtroom.
[Note: The show overall, while a tad bit tired tonight, went very well. The guest panel did a great job, including Tracy Ward. Catherine Bleish is a delight to have as always, considering she did a great job on the air. Allison Gibbs was not able to make it in this episode due to a "family emergency."]
Original Air Date: 10/9/2009
Todd, Jim, and their guest panelists radical anti-state/anarchist Jason Jewell and Peace, Freedom, and Prosperity Movement Radio, TV, and blogger Michael Shanklin discussed Obama building up pro-public option coalition, Michael Moore's new film Capitalism; A Love Story (which is an assault on laissez-faire capitalism because it conflates that kind of capitalism with economic fascism), Hollywood director Roman Polanski being arrested in Switzerland because he fled the U.S. over 30 years on a teen rape case, Obama's failed attempt to pitch the Olympics to Chicago, Facebook teen being outed as the one behind poll whether Obama should be assassinated and was approached by the Secret Service, the departure of Obama's national deputy security advisor, Janeane Garofolo calling 9/12 activists and Tea Baggers "racists" on last week's Real Time with Bill Maher and Fox News' Fox & Friends' response to her comments, and the feds encouraging children and people to get the H1N1 vaccinations.
[*Note: Michelle Luetge, the former Secretary of the Boston Tea Party who was originally scheduled to come on the show, didn't show up; something must have happened so I will eventually find out what happened to her. Also, I was disconnected from the show for several minutes because I was trying to contact Michelle (which can be heard at one point during the show) and, although I thought I was cutting off my call to her, I accidentally cut both my call to her and my connection to the show. Fortunately, I called back in without anyone noticing until I mentioned it.]
Original Air Date: 9/18/2009
In the seventh episode, Todd, Jim, and their guest panelists libertarian/conservative Argentinian and PFP Movement blogger Virginia Tuckey, BoldVoices.TV founder and KittySaidWhat??? talk radio show host Jakki Smith, Boston Tea Party At-Large Director Joy Waymire, and long-time libertarian activist and practicing Pagan Donald Meinshausen discussed the 9/12 DC March on Capitol Hill, the state of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, Don's arrest for selling drugs and his thoughts on psychedelics, the insanity of the Drug War, and the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Todd, Jim, and their panelists interviewed David F. Nolan, the founder of the Libertarian Party, for a 51-minute interview from 11:20 p.m. EST to 12:54 a.m. EST on the state of the LP and its diminishing principles, the LNC's appointment of Wes Benedict to the Executive Director position, former Libertarian Party of California State Chair Mark Hinkle and 2008 Vice Presidential candidate Wayne Allyn Root running for the LNC Chair seat, and the future of the party.
[*Note: David Nolan's interview, which was originally set for 30 minutes, went on for almost an hour because of the comments, questions, and additional thoughts he had. The panelists, including Don Meinshausen, were great guests as well. An extended edition of the show is also featured on this podcast, only by an extra 15 minutes.]
Original Air Date: 9/11/2009
In the sixth episode, Todd and his guest panelists Bean Smith, libertarian sci-fi author J. Neil Schulman, and Peace, Freedom, and Prosperity TV co-host Jessica Pacholski discussed the eighth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Obama's school speech, the conservatives' reaction to Obama's speech, Obama's health care speech, the Girl Scouts of America partnering with the federal government, and Carrie Prejean suing the Miss California Pageant organization for libel, slander, and religious discrimination.
[*Note: Todd's co-host Jim Landrith wasn't on tonight due to a terrible sore throat he has, so he will not be available to do tonight's first-run broadcast. Jessica Pacholski was approximately 18 minutes late for the first hour, but that's forgivable. Also, Jakki Smith wasn't able to do the show tonight for some reason, so during the show, I asked my good friend Bean Smith to come in and cover for her. I will find out why Jakki didn't show up. Furthermore, Neil Schulman was only on from 11:00 p.m. EST to 11:43 p.m. EST for most of the first hour.]
Original Air Date: 9/5/2009
2:00 PM
In this special 60-minute episode of LCTL, Todd interviewed Loyola University professor and Lew Rockwell writer Walter Block for the entire hour on the libertarian movement and its state, his book Defending the Undefendible including certain parts of the book, his thoughts on the Ron Paul for President 2008 campaign and Campaign for Liberty, his take on ObamaCare, and Cap And Trade.
[*Note:Walter Block is an awesome guest as usual, not to mention a big fan of the show. I'm a fan of his work as well. He's welcome to come back anytime.]
Original Air Date: 9/4/2009
In the fifth episode, Todd and Jim and their panelists libertarian writer and commentator Brett Bittner, Peace, Freedom, and Prosperity Movement Radio and TV show host and PFP Movement founder James Cox, and PFP Movement Radio and TV co-host Mike Shanklin discussed "Cash for Clunker" participating dealerships not getting paid the rebate money that the Obama administration promised them, the "C4C" dealerships paying taxes on income for the $4500 rebates, more news on ObamaCare, and the 1776 Project.
Jim, Todd, and the panelists interviewed Cassidy Nicosia, the topless Free Stater who held her one-woman topless protest, for 40 minutes from 11:10 p.m. to 11:50 p.m. EST on what got her interested in Liberty, the reasons for the protest, her subsequent arrest, and the dropping of the impending charges against her.
[*Note: Cassidy was on the line much earlier and on top, so top kudos for her; she's welcomed back anytime. The show went very well, despite a little bit of annoying feedback on the caller line, but it wasn't that bad. Also, Mike Shanklin had to leave at around 12:27 a.m. EST, so the show continued on and did fine without him for the rest of the broadcast.]
Original Air Date: 8/28/2009
In the fourth episode, Todd, Jim, and their panelists Liberty Cafe Show host Nancy Robbins, Liberty Cafe Show guest co-host and former Iraq veteran Casey J Porter, and anarchist BlogOfBile.com blogger Bile discussed Free Stater and civil disobedience activst Cassidy Nicosia's one-woman topless protest in Keene, NH and ongoing ObamaCare issue, Obama's private meeting with former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D-SD) on the public option, limousine leftists not happy with the state of Obama's public option, Daschle outed as the man behind the cooperatives idea, the death of "Liberal Lion" Ted Kennedy, his illness and his involvement in the health care mess and his call for the Massachusetts Senate to change the law that he authored and helped pass in 2004 and that prohibits interim Senate appointmnents, and the federal government's plan for a "Cash for Appliances" program after the end of the "Cash for Clunkers" program.
Note: Cassidy Nicosia, who was supposed to appear on the show tonight for a 30-minute interview, never showed up; either she got about it, something came up, or she just didn't want to bother doing it. Whatever the case may be, I'm not going to have her on the show in the future for standing me up.
Original Air Date: 8/21/2009
In the third episode, Todd, Jim, and their panelists pro-Liberty musician, commentator, and YouTube personality Hannah Hoffman, Republican Liberty Caucus National Treasurer Bill Westmiller, and Libertarian Party member, activist, producer and host of "Capitol Outsider," and immediate past Libertarian Party of New York Chair Eric Sundwall discussed for 116 minutes the flatlining of ObamaCare, the Democrats and Republicans' consideration of government-subsidized and government-managed "health cooperatives," Congressman Barney Frank attacking a townhall resident because of her comment saying that Obama's "public option" is a "Nazi policy," auto dealerships dumping the federal "Cash for Clunkers" program because the government hasn't paid them, the State of New York considering cell phone bans, and the Boston Tea Party's new Resource-Based Economy Caucus.
Liberty Cap Talk Live Freedom Reporter Darryl W. Perry came on at 12:10 p.m. EST and remained on with us until 12:56 a.m. EST to report on the Ron Paul's barbecue birthday bash that he recently attended with fellow pro-Liberty activist Bonita Honhurst and discussed the following above-mentioned topics with us, including the Resource-Based Economy Caucus.
[*Note:Jim came on about 20 minutes late, which is no big deal. The show was excellent and everything went very well on the air. A brief commentary was added at the end of the show.]
Original Air Date: 8/20/2009
In this special episode of LCTL, Todd interviewed Reason Magazine writer and columnist and Reason Foundation senior analyst Shikha Dalmia for a 30-minute interview on her Reason piece "The Myth of Free Market Health Care in America," her thoughts on the town hall meetings ruckuses, and the Democrats' consideration of government health cooperatives.
[*Note: Shikha was a few minutes late, so out of respect for her, I extended the show about 11 minutes over the time it was supposed to end. As I said on this broadcast of this special episode, I will be doing periodic special episodes that are actually interviews with certain libertarian and pro-free market individuals who are well prominent and known in the Liberty movement.]
Original Air Date: 8/14/2009
In the second episode, Todd and Jim and their guest panelists Libertarian Party activist and Independent Political Report blogger Paulie Cannoli, libertarian writer, activist, and freelance social media consultant Mariana Evica, and Free Stater and pro-Liberty marijuana activist Andrew Carroll discussed the town hall meetings on ObamaCare in New Hampshire and across the country, Free Stater Will Kostric being attacked by Chris Matthews and MSNBC for his "open carry" gun at the Portsmouth, NH town hall meeting on the health care issue, AARP not being on board with ObamaCare, Democrats' claim that calling them "socialists" is the equivalent to the "N word," the financially and morally bankrupt "Cash for Clunkers" program, etc.
LiberaLaw blogger and law professor Gary Chartier was on for a half hour discussing the health care issue and the town hall meetings.
[*NOTE:Paulie Cannoli was able to do only part of the show because he was a on greyhound bus, and I had to mute his mike because of the background noise. Not only that, his cell phone cut out twice. Reason writers Shikha Dalmia and David Harsanyi were tentatively scheduled for tonight's show, but it wasn't impossible for them due to scheduling conflicts.]
Original Air Date: 8/8/2009
12:00 AM
Here is the pilot and premiere of Liberty Cap Talk Live with Todd Andrew Barnett & James Landrith, Jr.
In the first episode, Todd and Jim welcomed everybody back to their newly-rebooted regular show, now that it's on Blog Talk Radio.
Todd and Jim and their two panelists Jessica Pacholski and Mike Seebeck discussed for almost 2 hours on the "Cash for Clunkers" program and the critics of the boondoggle, Keene, New Hampshire's Free Staters discussing a possible topless women protest and the criticism and sexism aimed at the talks, Obama's flag@whitehouse.gov plan, etc.
[*Note: Walter Block was not able to do the premiere episode due to BTR's time zone technical difficulties, which shifted the time of the episode from 11 p.m. EST to 12 a.m. EST for Saturday, August 8, 2009. He will be on with for Saturday, September 5, 2009 at 2 p.m. EST for an hour. Look out for that episode. Jessica Pacholski and Mike Seebeck were added to tonight's show on the spur of the moment. Also some feedback was coming from Jim's cell phone and headset, which can be adjusted with any problems whatsoever. Todd was not able to do any commentary tonight, but will start on next week's show.]
LAMPlifier stands for (L)iberty (A)dvertising, (M)arketing, and (P)romotion. Like Free Talk Live's AMPlifier program, this tool is used to get subscribers to listen to the show, etc.