Project Liberal's president and co-founder Joshua Reed Eakle joins the show to defend his belief in liberal democracy. He breaks down his reasoning behind several of his controversial views, such as voting for Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election and rejecting the notion that NATO expansion incited the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Patent attorney Stephan Kinsella joins the show to discuss the problems intellectual "property" laws create in society, how these laws came into being in the first place, and why intellectual property is a flawed concept to begin with. In making his case, he explains his argument's roots in argumentation ethics as well as how a proper libertarian legal system should function.

Evan meets with firearms attorney Matthew Larosiere, policy director for the Firearms Policy Coalition and host of the Fudd Busters podcast. Larosiere explains the more technical and meticulous mechanisms of firearms and breaks down the misleading statistics and arguments that gun control advocates put forth. He and Morgan discuss both current and past cases of gun control legislation, and also address what it takes to be an ideal gun owner.

The online libertarian Mentiswave (https://www.youtube.com/@MentisWave) joins the show to explain the left’s flawed approach to a wide variety of topics, including Javier Milei, COVID, Donald Trump, and the Israel-Palestine conflict. Mentiswave and Morgan discuss the problems with how these issues are presented to the public as well as more honest and accurate ways to examine them.

Evan sits down with the libertarian TikTok creator and Foundation for Economic Education contributor PraxBen (https://www.tiktok.com/@praxben) to discuss capitalism and socialism. PraxBen explains why the Nazis were socialists, along with various other topics including his perspective on how libertarians should view borders.

This episode of the series addresses seasteading, a burgeoning movement within the libertarian community that seeks to build homes, businesses, and cities in the middle of the ocean. The president of the Seasteading Institute, Joe Quirk, joins the show to explain how seasteads work, how they can save the environment, and why seasteading is the cure to big government.

In this macroeconomics-centered episode, Germinal G. Van from the Mises Institute (https://www.germinalgvan.com/) joins the show to discuss his research areas of interest. Van and Morgan discuss issues such as Africa's economic predicament as well as the myths, misconceptions, and obstacles confronting the black community in the United States currently.

Legal expert, comic book writer, and rapper Jack Lloyd (https://jackvlloyd.com/) joins the show to discuss his work and his voluntaryist views. Lloyd and Morgan discuss Javier Milei's recent election as Argentina's president, the best values to look for in a romantic partner, and the role of the free market in educating children, in addition to examining the deeper fallacies behind statist arguments.