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Every book Michael Malis recommended on podcasts

Guest on Timcast IRL · 1 book · 1 episode across 1 podcast

Michael Malis appeared as a guest on Timcast IRL for an episode broadcast on August 21, 2021, which featured discussions on media reporting, government oversight, and political culture. During the program, Malis brought up the work Anatomy of the State by Murray Rothbard. He strongly recommended the text, describing it as a pamphlet and characterizing it as the most powerful sixty-page essay and pamphlet a person could ever read in their lifetime. The work explores the nature of the state, its historical origins, and its relationship with society, presenting a libertarian critique of government power and authority. By encouraging the audience to read the essay, Malis directed listeners toward a foundational text in libertarian political philosophy, emphasizing its brevity and its profound impact on readers questioning the scope and legitimacy of state institutions.

Books recommended by Michael Malis

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  1. Anatomy of the State

    Murray Rothbard · Recommended · 1 episode

    Anatomy of the State is a concise political pamphlet by Murray Rothbard that examines the parasitic nature of government and the ways state power sustains itself over society.

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    “anatomy of the state right yeah that's the pamphlet uh which is by the way go read anatomy of the state if you haven't it's the it's the most powerful 60 page essay pamphlet you'll ever read in your life”
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Appearances

EpisodePodcastDateBooks
Timcast IRL #356 - FBI Issues Warrant For Info Wars Reporter Owen Shroyer w/Dave Smith & Mises FounderTimcast IRL2021-08-211