Author: joshuab
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463: Dumb Energy, A Critique of Wind & Solar Energy by Norman Rogers, The Heartland Institute
Jason Hartman talks with Norman Rogers, author of the new book Dumb Energy, A Critique of Wind & Solar Energy. Norman argues that our nationwide obsession with wind and solar energy is actually harmful to our economy and the world and that we should focus on coal and nuclear energy to get the best benefits.…
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HI 171: Active Duty, Passive Income with Markian Sich
Gary Pinkerton talks to Markian Sich, founder and CEO of Active Duty, Passive Income, about his journey from living in the Ukraine to joining the US Naval Academy and eventually becoming a real estate investor. The two look at the beginnings of Markian’s entrepreneurial ventures and how he discovered househacking while in the military as…
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SW 398 FBF: Blogging Your Way to Wealth with Yaro Starak
Today’s Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 114, originally published in November 2013. Yaro Starak is an acclaimed blogger and Internet entrepreneur from Australia, Brisbane. He joins the show to discuss how people can make more than $10,000 a month just by sitting in front of their laptops. He follows up by discussing Tim Ferris’…
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HS 462 FBF: Dirty Electricity with Dr. Samuel Milham, M.D
Today’s Flash Back Friday comes from Episode 114, originally published in November 2012. For some time, there has been a debate about the safety of cell phones and smart meters due to high frequencies produced by these devices. Dr. Sam Milham speaks with Jason Hartman about his book, Dirty Electricity, and how anything that interrupts…
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SS 115: Consider the Evidence, in Defense of the Reliability of the New Testament with Daniel Buttafuoco
Jason Hartman talks with attorney Daniel Buttafuoco, author of the book Consider the Evidence: A Trial Lawyer Examines Eyewitness Testimony in Defense of the Reliability of the New Testament, about why we can believe what we read in the bible and how he believes there’s enough evidence to prove the Christian faith. Key Takeaways: [3:15]…