Some of you have asked for an alternative to supporting Free Talk Live on Patreon and now we have it thanks to Odysee! A few months ago Odysee introduced memberships, an option to allow viewers to support their favorite channels directly, and also support Odysee. All you have to do to support Free Talk Live via your dollars is click “Join” at the top of our Odysee channel.
Then you can choose the level of your support, from as low as just $5 per month. When you join you’ll get a special member badge for your username in the Odysee chat, which we are now able to view in-studio during our live show! If we get enough subscribers, we may enable members-only chat as well.
Please note that Odysee will add their fee on top of your pledged amount, so it will cost slightly more than what you select, as you’ll see during checkout. That means we will receive the full amount you pledge, unlike via Patreon. Please join our Odysee channel here today and help support our mission to spread the message of peace, liberty, and cryptocurrency today.
Earlier this Fall we blew up the old website, and replaced it with this one, which is much simpler. Some features are missing, and at some point we hope to add some back in, like full access to our extensive archives. However, for now we’re keeping-it-simple. You can easily access recent shows with the archive widget on the sidebar or on the archives page and of course you can still subscribe to our podcast feeds to automatically receive each new episode as it comes out.
However, when we launched this new site, the live audio stream playback widget was not working properly. I’m happy to say that now the player is working! You’ll now find it on the live page and in the sidebar. It looks like this:
Thanks also to our 60 AMPS that have joined our new Patreon to help us Advertise, Market, Promote, and Support Free Talk Live. You’ll get some cool perks if you join and we sure do appreciate your help. Please join AMPS if you want to help us spread the ideas of liberty to more radio stations across America.
We recently blew up the old FTL website and along with that went the old AMP program, so we’re replacing that old system with our new AMPS Patreon! Just like before, you can contribute as little as $5 a month via Paypal or credit/debit card to help Free Talk Live spread the ideas of liberty on the radio – and get some cool perks.
You can read more about and join the new AMPS Patreon here. Thank you for supporting our outreach mission.
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FTL2025-05-17
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Fertility Center bombed in Palm Springs :: Microsoft Recall is coming in current update for Windows 11, just say no thanks :: Ridley has good news as Dems lower expectations of state level wins :: Skeeter tries to state a point and fails completely :: Caller proposes a what if Trump’s new plane delivered him to Iran :: Sara doesn’t like too many candidates on the ballot, we all pledge to vote for her should we decide to move to Albuquerque :: 2024-05-17 Hosts: Chris R., Chris Waid
Beyond Bars: AIn Freeman Speaks | Free Talk Cast #38
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AIn Freeman joins us this week to discuss current events and what is happening in the world.Â
In this groundbreaking episode, Aria sits down with an AI version of Ian Freeman to explore immigration policy and the critical importance of unity among liberty advocates. The conversation examines how artificial divisions between ‘left’ and ‘right’ libertarians ultimately serve authoritarian interests, while finding common ground on freedom of movement and bodily autonomy creates stronger resistance to state overreach.
Ian offers fascinating perspectives on immigration barriers as extensions of the same authoritarian mindset that creates drug prohibition and financial surveillance. Whether you identify as anarchist, minarchist, left-libertarian or traditional libertarian, this episode highlights the essential value of solidarity in advancing human freedom in an increasingly controlled world.
